The Friend Animal Foundation is the biggest and only no kill shelter in Zimbabwe. We are home to some 400 odd dogs and it is our main purpose to provide a healthy and caring home environment for our dogs. We have more than 200 dogs in our Tribe which is a group of dogs who […]
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20 March will be the Equinox when the Sun will be over the equator and the day and night will be equal. The time from sunrise to sunset changes most rapidly around the equinox and you should notice how quickly the days are drawing in. Full Moon will be on 3 March – the Harvest
Not based on age.Not based on experience.Not based on confidence. Driving is based on mindset. Every road has three types of drivers. 1. The Reactive DriverThis driver waits for something to happen and then responds.They brake when others brake.They swerve when something appears.They think in the moment, not ahead of it. Their driving is last-minute,
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Driving without a licence is not brave.It is not clever.It is not harmless. It is reckless. A driver’s licence is not just a card. It represents training, testing, accountability, and a minimum standard of competence required to share the road safely. No licence means no verified training.No proven understanding of road rules.No confirmation that a
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From the moment I stepped into Borrowdale Country Club last Friday evening, the air was alive with festive cheer, twinkling fairy lights draped across the stalls, the sound of carols floating through the night, and the irresistible aroma of indulgent bites and cheerful sips that set the festive mood. The buzz of families and friends
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There’s something about the sound of Christmas carols that makes the heart feel lighter. This past Saturday, as I stepped into Kingsmead Chapel, I was greeted by the gentle hum of “O Holy Night” drifting through the air, mingling with laughter and the rustle of wrapping paper. For a moment, I could have sworn Christmas
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This past weekend, I found myself swept into a world where colour, creativity, and coffee collided most delightfully at the Art in Bloom exhibition hosted by Art@84. When I arrived, I was greeted by a kaleidoscope of hues dancing across canvases, perfectly paired with the warm, inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee from the Brush
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The first rain of the season always feels magical. It cools the earth, washes away the dust, and gives us a refreshing break from the heat. But as tempting as it is to dance in the rain or take a carefree drive, the first showers come with a few hidden risks for both your health
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By Peter Morris of Astronomical Society of Harare The night sky, even in our increasingly light-polluted city, is one of the great privileges of living in Zimbabwe. The rhythm of the stellar progression through the night and the dance of the planets across the constellations gives us a sense of harmony with the universe. The
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Earlier this year, we shared a discussion about a near-horror incident at an intersection—and how it could have been avoided. The very next day, vigilance once again proved to be a lifesaver when a glance to the right revealed a truck that ran through the intersection just three seconds after our traffic light turned green.
