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• Personality of the Month: Mr. Ross Kennedy The Tourism Boffin
  By Ann Rothrock Beattie
  In Featured, Lifestyle, Tourism & Travel
  18th August 2018
  If your esteemed peers and colleagues vote you as the Tourism Industry Personality of the Year, then you know you’ve got it right. Ross Kennedy was awarded this honour in 2015 by the ZCT (Zimbabwe […]
• Strike a Pose! Top Model Zimbabwe
  By Ann Rothrock Beattie
  In Art & Entertainment, Featured
  4th August 2018
  “Beauty’s where you find it.” Madonna, Vogue Just look at that cover picture! This was one of the most fun photo shoots we have done at Harare Magazine! When we first approached the lovely Karin […]
• Sabai Thai Restaurant Review
  By Ann Rothrock Beattie
  In Featured, Restaurant Reviews
  4th August 2018
  If you want authentic and delicious Thai cuisine, look no further than Sabai Thai. Russell and Ning MacDonald certainly have it “Thai-ed up!” The Harare Magazine team recently enjoyed (devoured!) a […]
• A heart-warming WINE that beckons you home – Shiraz
  By Lebbie Musavaya
  In Food & Drink
  29th July 2018
  “Ah, Shiraz! What a town! The rose gardens, the nightingales. Paradise. You know, I got a hold of some wine while I was there. I’ll never forget that bouquet.” Julian cleared his throat. […]
• Bumi Hills Anti-Poaching Unit
  By Catherine Norton
  In Featured, Lifestyle, Tourism & Travel
  28th July 2018
  A black painted boat slips silently across the lake; a full moon is glinting on the wake. A light flickers briefly on the dark looming island. The men in the boat, with their hands tight on their […]
• A Winter Warming WINE And Book Pairing
  By Lebbie Musavaya
  In Featured, Food & Drink
  28th July 2018
  “Give me books, French wine, fruit, fine weather and a little music played out of doors by somebody I do not know.” ― John Keats There is a lot of conversation on wine and its numerous pairings. You […]
• Introducing Ccicci – The MaSorry Hit Wonder
  By Patience Musa
  In Art & Entertainment, Featured, Lifestyle
  28th July 2018
  In Zimbabwe’s modern day music industry, women sadly have to work harder than their male counterparts to be heard. The patriarchal state of the industry makes it even tougher for female musicians to […]
• The Harare Magazine Winter Fashion Line-up
  By Cheryl Musimwa
  In Fashion & Beauty, Lifestyle
  19th July 2018
  Hello Harare, It’s time to bundle up because Winter is here! Grab some tea and get ready to be inspired by the two phenomenal local fashion bloggers we’ve featured just for you. Get to know more […]
• 21 Quickfire questions with Mutsa Mwale a.k.a StrictlyChicMe
  By Cheryl Musimwa
  In Fashion & Beauty, Featured, Lifestyle
  19th July 2018
  Tell us about yourself. My name is Mutsa Mwale. I am an entrepreneur, fashionista, introvert and an all-round nice person. How would you describe your personal style? I have a classy but modest style […]
• A refreshing take on fashion in Harare with Chiedza Mahere a.k.a DiaryOfSmurfDinkie
  By Cheryl Musimwa
  In Fashion & Beauty, Featured, Lifestyle
  19th July 2018
  Can you tell our readers about yourself and your blog? Apart from being a styling platform, my blog is centred on showcasing fashion designers from Zimbabwe while incorporating a financially friendly […]
• Dating in Harare: The gift that keeps on giving
  By Miriam Nyakudzuka
  In Featured, Lifestyle, Opinions & Advice
  19th July 2018
  Gifting is probably one of the most difficult things when dating, especially in the early days. What to get, when to get it? To go over the top or to keep it simple? Is gifting some sort of yardstick […]
• Harare Magazine Letter from the Editor: Issue 10
  By Ann Rothrock Beattie
  In News
  17th July 2018
  Issue 10 of Harare Magazine is available in stores now, and I gotta tell ya, it’s a 10! OK, maybe I’m a little biased, but seriously, we have a great issue for you to cuddle up with in from of the […]
• A WINE Night Stand Encounter with Glen Carlou
  By Lebbie Musavaya
  In Featured, Food & Drink
  10th June 2018
  “There’s something about literally being able to consume a work of art – then to divide all that pleasure of it – because it’s a memory. A great wine for me is a memory, […]
• Diet pills, Quick fixes – Do they work?
  By Barbra Jambga
  In Health & Sport, Lifestyle
  10th June 2018
  We (Fitness Professionals) advocate a balanced, consistently active and healthy you as a lifestyle. This may not be as easy as it sounds. We are witness to panic training one too many times in a […]
• Book Review of The Paris Wife by Paula McLain
  By Ann Rothrock Beattie
  In Book reviews, Featured
  9th June 2018
  “If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.” Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable Feast […]