Editorial
Lynette’s 10 Step Guide to Personal Grooming
Grooming isn’t a luxury. Rather, it’s a sign of respect for yourself and for everyone else around you. Let’s kickstart 2019 with a little more R.E.S.P.E.C.T ladies! Drink at least eight glasses of water daily. This is vital to get rid of body and skin toxins and to keep your digestive system regular. A healthy diet […]
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Editorial
Proudly Zimbabwean III – Hwange National Park
Hwange National Park is named after a local Nhanzwa chief. In the nineteen century it was the royal hunting reserve of Mzilikazi and his successor Lobengula. Located in south-western Zimbabwe, on the main road between Bulawayo and the Victoria Falls, near to Dete, Hwange National Park is home to over 100 mammal and 400 bird species. The population of […]
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Divas
The human heart was made to be known
How do you expect to be understood if people don’t know what you are thinking? How can people understand you if you are just silent? Communication is the glue that pastes together emotions and feelings. Unexpected, deviant and unwarranted behaviours are a result of unspoken thoughts. The heart was made to be known, even animals […]
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Editorial
Robin’s Journey
Research indicates that women suffer from stress more than men; this might be the justification behind women’s weight gain. The fact is, most people use food to manage stress. This is the story of the phenomenal Robin Chaibva, a successful business woman who has fought and won the battle against obesity. Tell us a little […]
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Editorial
Put a Ring On It?
Love is in the air. Love does not fail. Love is always the answer. What bigger manifestation of love between lovers than marriage? Marriage is the ideal, the end goal for most people’s romantic endeavors. Though admittedly there are some who do not desire this union, for those whom marriage is a heart’s desire the […]
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Editorial
Expert Q&A – The Path to Financial Freedom
Achieving the financial freedom you long for With our economy in shambles, women are increasingly looking for business opportunities to earn extra income. While most discover great opportunities, they are often limited by finance. Therefore, the question is “where can women acquire funding for their start-ups?” We talked to a financial expert, Mrs Marufu in […]
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Editorial
A taste of Zimbabwe
Foods from land once provided everything for our people. Today, market foods are the most common. Traditional food however remains an important source of many nutrients. Fortunately, Zimbabweans realize the value and taste of indigenous meals. Here are some of our favourite recipes: Peanut Butter Stew Ingredients 2 medium onions, finely chopped 2 Tablespoons butter […]
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Post-Natal Depression, a concern among Zimbabwean mothers
Overcoming Post-natal depression: Yolanda’s story The first wails of a newborn are usually described as “the best moment of my life.” This was not the case for me and I am sure many other women, though afraid to say, can relate. After a painful 20 hours of labor only to get a C-Section, I was […]
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Falling in love…again
“Do what you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life” We are often given this advice or offer it to people close to us. We soon realize that is not always the case and quitting is never an option. The truth is you are right, quitting is not the answer. […]
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The deep blue wonder – Chinhoyi Caves
The Caves are composed mainly of the sunlit “Sleeping Pool” and the artificially lit Dark Cave. The Sleeping Pool/ Chirorodziva Chirorodziva is the ancient name for the Sleeping pool. The pool is open to sunlight and is 46 metres below ground level. It is situated in The Wonder Hole, which was once a large cavern […]
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