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Bambazonke Nhasi Harare is a very vibrant city with so many different things to do. We aim to inform readers about sporting, artistic and cultural events.

We aim to inform readers about sporting, artistic and cultural events that one can become involved with and to let people know about interesting places that they might like to visit in and around Harare. Articles that will, hopefully, help identify some of the beautiful birdlife and wildlife that one may encounter on one's travels around Zimbabwe. We focus on current initiatives that give positive

ideas on how to recognise and preserve some of our country's diverse flora and fauna and include write ups about some of the less privileged people in our society.

🌟🎄 Harare = festive vibes unlocked! Lights, music, markets & memories waiting for you. Don’t sleep on it!
18/12/2025

🌟🎄 Harare = festive vibes unlocked! Lights, music, markets & memories waiting for you. Don’t sleep on it!

From the moment I stepped into Borrowdale Country Club last Friday evening, the air was alive with festive cheer, twinkl...
15/12/2025

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 browsing over sixty beautifully curated gift stalls made it clear: Christmas had truly arrived.

Each stall was a treasure trove of creativity, from handmade jewellery that sparkled under the lights, intricately woven home décor, natural skincare products, to vibrant art pieces. What stood out was the sheer attention to detail as every item carried the unmistakable mark of local talent. Behind the stalls were passionate artisans and businesses, each with a story to tell. From crafters inspired by Zimbabwe’s landscapes to bakers sharing family recipes.

For many, it was the perfect one-stop Christmas shopping experience. Unique, personalised gifts, often custom-made, meant ticking off the holiday list without the stress of crowded malls. Beyond the gifts, festive food stalls kept the crowd energised with warm treats and cool drinks, while children laughed their way through the fun fair and activity zone. As dusk fell, the turning on of the Christmas lights transformed the venue into a glowing wonderland, adding magic to the evening.

Families, couples, and groups of friends mingled in a warm, community-focused atmosphere. Smiles, laughter, and friendly exchanges made the evening feel like a gathering of neighbours rather than strangers. If you missed it this year, make sure to mark your calendar for next December.

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas! 🎄
~Melisa Kashora

Bambazonke Nhasi: Short Story & Painting Competition 2025 📚📝🎨🖌Unleash your creativity with Bambazonke Nhasi’s electrifyi...
15/12/2025

Bambazonke Nhasi: Short Story & Painting Competition 2025 📚📝🎨🖌

Unleash your creativity with Bambazonke Nhasi’s electrifying Short Story & Painting Competition! Back by popular demand, we’re thrilled to announce the return of our epic showdown - but this time, it’s bigger and brighter than ever. Whether you’re a seasoned wordsmith or a master of colours, the stage is yours!

Reach for your trusty pens, dazzling laptops, sleek tablets - or your vibrant brushes and paints. If you think you’re better with colours than with words, no problem! This year, you can also enter by painting a picture inspired by the competition titles.

Imagine the thrill of seeing your masterpiece, whether written or painted, showcased on our platforms, captivating audiences far and wide! And that’s not all: fabulous prizes await the champions in each category, ready to spark joy and celebration. Don’t miss this golden opportunity to let your literary and artistic prowess shine!

Let the storytelling and painting magic begin!

✨🎄 Harare is buzzing this festive season! From street lights sparkling to live music, markets, and unforgettable vibes -...
11/12/2025

✨🎄 Harare is buzzing this festive season! From street lights sparkling to live music, markets, and unforgettable vibes - the city is alive with celebration. 🌟 Tap through to see what’s happening and make sure you don’t miss out…

Job hunting? We’ve got you covered🙌Need something ASAP? Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel for daily updates straight to ...
10/12/2025

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I went out to Monavale Vlei on Sunday morning to join a guided wetland walk, what an experience that turned out to be. M...
08/12/2025

I went out to Monavale Vlei on Sunday morning to join a guided wetland walk, what an experience that turned out to be. Monavale is one of Zimbabwe’s seven Ramsar sites, internationally recognised for its ecological importance under the Ramsar Convention, which was signed in 1971 in the Iranian city of Ramsar to protect wetlands around the world. Alongside Monavale, the other Ramsar sites in Zimbabwe include Lake Chivero, Cleveland Dam, Driefontein Grasslands, Chinhoyi Caves, Mana Pools, and Victoria Falls, each unique in its own right.

It was a good turnout; there must have been about 50 people altogether, and we divided into smaller groups to make the walk more manageable. Our group was led by Dorothy Wakeling and Jimmy Mahachi, who guided us through the vlei with such passion and knowledge. They explained that the wetland hosts over 250 plant species, a staggering diversity when you think about it. What fascinated me most was how they explained that plants seem to appear and disappear throughout the years. You can walk for months without seeing a particular species, and then suddenly, as if from nowhere, it re-emerges. It’s almost like the soil is holding a secret seed bank underground, waiting for the right moment to release its treasures.

Among the many birds we spotted, the rattling cisticola stood out. A small, lively bird with a distinctive long tail that it flicks as it darts about the trees, it filled the air with its sharp, buzzing call. Fun fact: the cisticola’s name comes from Greek, meaning “dweller among reeds,” which perfectly describes its love for wetlands and grasslands. Watching it flit between the reeds was a reminder of how these habitats are perfectly tailored to the creatures that live in them.

Dorothy and Jimmy also spoke about the dangers of wetland destruction. They explained that drying up wetlands is essentially self-destruction for the city as wetlands act as natural water reservoirs, and without them, Harare risks worsening its already critical water shortages. It was sobering to realise that protecting these wetlands isn’t just about saving plants and birds; it’s about safeguarding our own survival.

Should you have the opportunity, I strongly recommend participating in one of these walks. Go with family or friends, take time to listen to the bird calls, marvel at the seasonal plants, and reflect on how vital these wetlands are. Protecting them is protecting ourselves.
~Melisa Kashora

The first 3 nights of In Search of The King 👑 have been spectacular! Many who came after experiencing it for the first t...
04/12/2025

The first 3 nights of In Search of The King 👑 have been spectacular! Many who came after experiencing it for the first time decided to come back and watch it a second time! 😊😊 It’s truly a special production tailored made for the entire family to enjoy! Now we prepare for the final 3 shows This December, 5,6 & 7! Let’s make this festive season special and memorable.

Grab your tickets at Celebration Centre Bookstore, Booties Pharmacies, online at www.ticketbox.co.zw or simply say “Hi” to Tibby on WhatsApp 0788 978 978 and follow the prompts.

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Festive vibes, family fun & creative workshops 🎄✨ Whether it’s outings with the kids or learning jewellery making & resi...
04/12/2025

Festive vibes, family fun & creative workshops 🎄✨ Whether it’s outings with the kids or learning jewellery making & resin art, we’ve got your weekend covered. Book your spot today!

Job hunting? We've got you covered!Need something ASAP? Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel (Link in bio) for daily update...
03/12/2025

Job hunting? We've got you covered!
Need something ASAP? Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel (Link in bio) for daily updates straight to your phone!📲

This weekend, I found myself immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of The Safari Show, Zimbabwe’s premier showcase of our s...
01/12/2025

This weekend, I found myself immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of The Safari Show, Zimbabwe’s premier showcase of our safari heritage and tourism industry. It was a gathering alive with energy, ideas, and celebration, a true festival of what makes Zimbabwe’s wilderness experiences world-renowned.

The event was officiated by the Minister of Tourism and Hospitality, who spoke passionately about the strategic importance of safari within Zimbabwe’s Nature and Wildlife Cluster. She reminded us that this cluster is the country’s best-performing tourism segment, contributing nearly 80% of Zimbabwe’s tourism economy, a powerful testament to the role safari plays in sustaining livelihoods, conservation, and national identity.

Walking through the exhibition halls felt like embarking on a safari of its own. Each stand was a different landscape, brimming with creativity and ambition. The thrill of the day was not only in the speeches and the atmosphere, but in seeing some of our very own clients represented among the stands. To mention but a few: Shades Ahead, Robin's Camp, and Postcard Africa - as it offered a modern, stylish take on timeless safari experiences, they all brought their unique flair to the show.

The theme this year was animal print, and it was embraced wholeheartedly. Leopard spots, zebra stripes, and giraffe patterns adorned outfits, banners, and decor, transforming the venue into a playful homage to the wild. Guests showed up and showed off, turning the show into a parade of safari chic that blended fun with flair. Just as the bush teems with wildlife, the event teemed with partnerships, opportunities, and shared vision.

The Safari Show may not have cliffs or rivers, but it has its own grandeur: the grandeur of a nation showcasing its wild heart to the world.
~Melisa

Hey Harare🌸 what's happening this weekend and onwards? Don't miss the Candle making + candle jar designing workshop with...
27/11/2025

Hey Harare🌸 what's happening this weekend and onwards?

Don't miss the Candle making + candle jar designing workshop with .zw &

Have you booked your Hideaway Festival tickets yet? You can get them wherever you are using the online link: http://www.flippintickets.com/



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