An invitation to interview Miss Mess was one I leapt upon like a seagull to hot chip! Mastering the art of hula hooping is a feat few of us can claim, so to meet and watchContinue reading
Author: Sandi
Gemma Griffiths & Jah Prayzah Unite!
Two African voices representing a nation’s unity come together in a new release by singer and songwriter Gemma Griffiths. Gemma’s rendition of Jah Prayzah‘s hit single ‘Mudhara Vachuaya‘ is a soulful ballad with that lastingContinue reading
The Georges Rousse Way
Discovering Georges Rousse found me contemplating our perspective on the myriad of emotions and events overlaying into what we call life. Finding the perfect vantage point from which to view the outline of our lives isContinue reading
The Boot that Changed History
Wellingtons in Victoria Falls sounds as unlikely as Trump in the White House! With record rains this season and the Zambezi’s steady expansion the river bank is a mud bath, my daily walks are nowContinue reading
A Gripping Story About the Perils of Ocean Trash!
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch mean anything to you? An inconceivable mass of trash floating in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean. Discovered in 1997 by Captain Charles Moore as he was sailing fromContinue reading
#Women
As collective sisters we shift from the roles of caregiver to breadwinner finding equilibrium in our forms of self expression. Creative minds locked in daily grinds our craft takes on rhythmic life remembered from ancestralContinue reading
Victory for Victoria Falls Elefence!
It’s official! As of December the 20th the Victoria Falls Elephant Fence is up and saving lives. After successfully raising funds to erect an electric fence around the municipality dumpsite the community of Victoria FallsContinue reading
Island in the Sun
Cataract Island is one of those rare best kept secrets, a chosen few tread on hallowed ground mostly reserved for the four legged. A place where feathers find rest in an elephant’s footprint. The islandContinue reading
A Gem in Africa’s Crown
Gemma Griffiths‘ interpretation of Musarova Bigman is becoming something of an anthem for Zimbabweans across the globe with over 53,000 YouTube views in the first 14 days of its release. Nominated for the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards ‘MusicContinue reading
African Shrines
Formed 2 billion years ago the hills of Matobo National Park have over 3,000 rock art sites dating back to an estimated 2,000 years. Perfectly situated between Harare and Victoria Falls the Matobo, meaning ‘BaldContinue reading