Ndeipi Digital Magazine Issue 7

ISSUE 7 - SEPTEMBER 2021

What’s happening
in Harare

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Contents 6

4 The Wag Zone

The Ginger
Tree: Your Local

Antique Shop

8 10

Migratory Indoor Gardening
Birds for Beginners

13 17

Experiencing Pick yourself up
Portuguese Cuisine with a Treat

19 22

Lomagundi College A look at Rare
Group of Schools Diseases through
Child Youth Care

26 Destress
Workout Plan

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Editor’s Note Publisher
Summer is here; a season full of pure flavours done differently (you are Mike Garden
blue skies and fragrant flowers in full allowed to give in to these delectable [email protected]
bloom, filling the air with sensational temptations!). Create a Zen for yourself 024-2782720/1/7
aromas. It is no secret that we at through indoor gardening and increase
Ndeipi, love this season as it marks the your productivity and concentration Content, Sales & Marketing
beginning of longer days and lighter levels while also remembering to take Michell Svesve
evenings, bringing forth a time for time out for de-stressing wholistic
new adventures. With our gardens exercise. [email protected]
being frequented by migrating birds, 0779 397115
take time to identify these beautiful Whatever your fancy, we have Editorial
creatures and their lovely calls and you covered in this issue! Our hope is
patterns, while learning a thing or two that with each article, your days are Rudo Nhamoinesu
about migration. Outdoor activities are brightened and give you something to [email protected]
a “go to” this season; why not explore look forward to this summer.
a new dog park with your furry friend 0772 639 304
and let them frolic around. Take a trip Here’s to great days, with friends and
to the Middle East through culinary loved ones! Enjoy Layout & Design
delights or indulge in new ice cream Tamuka Nyoni
The Ndeipi Team
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0775 363 706

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Cover Photo
Plant Plan Garden Centre , 4 Stokesay
Close, Rolf Valley, Harare. 0775 310 906

Photo Credit - Wilbroad Mbofana)

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WHAT’S NEW IN HARARE

GTTinrhegeeer
By NICOLA NORTON

With its high pressed-metal ceilings and original wooden floors, where legend has it the
nuns of the nearby chapel used to live, the red-roofed building of 1 Kingsmead is an ideal

scene for the shop

HOW WE STARTED & WHERE WHAT WE DO
WE ARE NOW
At The Ginger Tree, we CREATE and
The Ginger Tree was founded in 2012 CURATE COLLECTIONS of furniture,
when two friends discovered their décor and gifts – to INSPIRE those
favourite local antique, furniture and who visit and to be a one-stop-shop
vintage shop had closed. Carmen for those who appreciate being able
and Natalie were inspired to open to find quality, beauty and good value
their own, choosing a whimsical name under one “tree”. We CREATE many
suggested by a family member and a of the pieces in our furniture and decor
vintage building to house their vintage collections, as well as look locally and
wares. abroad to CURATE collections that
will not only meet the needs of our
The business changed ownership in customers but also INSPIRE visitors
2017 and has been running under Ruth- to our store. Although we started as a
owner, entrepreneur and visionary who vintage and antique store, we plan to
pours her creativity into The Ginger keep our classic roots but also spread
Tree to ensure it never stops growing our ‘branches’ to include current
and the truth is in the blooming! trends. Our collections are made up of
Despite all the setbacks that came with pieces that are antique, vintage, new
2020, we welcomed the new year with and in-between.
an expansion through our online store
and the inclusion of our new sister GIFTS
company, Calisa & Co (a clothing and
beauty boutique). Our team continues Our gifts are functional as well as being
to grow as do our dreams. easy on the eye. We receive so much
joy from helping people give their
loved ones meaningful gifts. One of

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the reasons we created the website, on the task of transforming what mean that we not only create furniture
was so that those who live outside of some people would put in a firewood for the shop, but we can also update,
Zimbabwe can easily gift their friends pile, into one-of-a-kind pieces to repair, upholster and refurbish existing
and family who reside locally. characterise a home or workspace. pieces for customers, as well as take
on built-from-scratch custom orders.
DÉCOR We are very proud of our Getting a quote is an easy process you
carpenters, workshop assistants, can find more about on our website
With a range of locally-made upholsterers and carvers who also under “Custom Orders”.
chandeliers; faux olive trees; vintage make many of our pieces from
schweppes crates; ceramic knobs; hand scratch. Our collection of Ginger Tree If you need some inspiration, a
woven rugs and ceramic pot planters- Originals is something we love to add fresh look for your home, office or
our décor collections are curated with to and currently includes our Oregon entertainment space, or just a little
every inch of your home or building in pine “X” furniture, our pull-out pantry pick-me-up for yourself or a friend, find
mind. and our pressed-metal box collection. us online or visit us in store – we would
Our workshop and team of craftsmen love to meet you.

FURNITURE AND WHAT WE CREATE

Our aim is to stock furniture that not www.thegingertreeshop.com
only fulfils its role of providing seating, thegingertreeshop The Ginger Tree
storage, display space, serving or
eating surface, but that resonates 1 Kingsmead Road, Borrowdale
with your sense of beauty. We love WhatsApp/ Phone number: 0774 114 828
antique and vintage pieces, not only
for the character and story they tell but,
because it means our customers can
have pieces that they will be unlikely
to come across in any other home or
interior space.

One of the benefits of being part
of The Ginger Tree is the privilege of
seeing and passing on history through
antique and vintage finds. However,
not everything we find is antique or
ready to use, so our workshop takes

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(marketing manager)

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DTheoWgagPZoanerk
By Ginny Sinclair and Tendayi Gwata
Images Lana Photographer

The Wag Zone Dog Park(TWZDP) allowed on lead in the park. Every under 4yrs old enter for free). The dog’s
is Zimbabwe’s first dog playground Wednesday morning from 8-9am is entry fee is $1 per day. There are other
where socialised dogs can frolic and puppy playtime hour, where a trainer options, $50 monthly or $120 annual
play while their owners meet, converse assists with problematic issues or which allows unlimited access for 2 dog
and make friends. Our business gives advice to correct bad behaviours owners and up to 3 dogs. Annual tickets
model is to improve the park and before they become ingrained. are limited to 20 per year.
donate any extra earnings to animal Socialising the puppies means the
protection organisations such as owners will have happy healthy dogs WHAT EVENTS CAN YOU EXPECT?
Friends Foundation, Twala Trust and going forward.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty The Dog Box Café is a new addition with
to Animals (SPCA). WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU ARE NOT SURE breakfast and lunches available daily,
HOW YOUR DOG WILL BEHAVE IN THE as well as a coffee cart stationed at the
The concept was first initiated by PARK? park. In the future they would like to
Ginny Sinclair, who later partnered start other events that are eco-friendly.
with her long-time friend Tendayi Tendayi and Ginny allow new non- Follow them on Facebook or Instagram
Gwata, a breast cancer survivor, to aggressive dogs to walk a few laps under ‘thewagzonezw’.
establish the recreational park for on one side of the pond on the lead.
dogs and their owners. Apart from This calms the over excited dog and WHY SHOULD I TAKE MY DOGS TO THE WAG
the different games offered to the when the owner is sure their dog will ZONE WHEN I HAVE A BIG GARDEN OR CAN
dogs within the park, Ginny and not cause any problems the lead is WALK MY DOGS ON THE ROAD?
Tendayi work tirelessly to make sure removed.
the experience for every dog and its The Wag Zone is a safe, clean and happy
owner is a memorable one. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE DREADED DOG environment where your dogs can get
FIGHT HAPPENS? exercise beyond walking. When you
The checking in process requires walk your dog, their pace is dictated by
one to read and sign the rules Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior your fitness. At the park your dogs can
and indemnity forms. Vaccination before they enter the unleashing zone move more and at their pace. The joy we
certificates are checked to ensure are denied entry. Ginny and Tendayi have seen, as a result of this has been
all dogs are up to date. They use a are very strict as they are protecting overwhelming.
prepaid punch card payment system. the socialised, playful dogs within the
After; the dogs are then placed in an park. Dogs behave very differently
unleashing zone where they are taken on lead and off lead. When on a lead
off their leads. The collars remain on they feel they have to protect their
the dogs and the leads are removed. owner or vice-versa hence a level
The dogs’ collars should have their of aggression. If a fight occurs the
names and owners phone numbers owners would need to jointly cradle
attached with a special band. Once their dogs’ waists and lift their dogs’
the process is done, they can enter the back legs off the ground. By doing
park. this, the dogs lose their traction, let go
and turn to see what has happened.
Their facilities include 3 large Both owners will then pull the dogs
shallow ponds, a lawned area in the apart, grab their collars and walk in
shape of Zimbabwe with Kariba being opposite directions.
a sandpit for the dogs and children to
play in. We have clean toilets, seating HOW MUCH DOES THIS COST?
areas, trees and an agility course for
the dogs. A prepaid punch card is $20
and the owners entry fee is $2 for
The park is closed on Monday due each visit (pensioners and children
to dog training sessions by trainers.
Training ranges from obedience and
manners to canine (K9) guard dog
training; this is the only time dogs are

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Migratory Birds
by Vimbai Manganukira, BirdLife Zimbabwe

Bird- African Paradise Fly This year the World Migratory season include the Willow
Catcher (image by D. Black) Bird Day (WMBD) is being Warbler and White Stork.
celebrated on the 9th of The Willow Warbler is a tiny
Issue 7 Ndeipi - What’s Happening in Harare October with the theme passerine weighing about
“Sing, Fly, Soar – Like a 10g and travels up to 13,000
bird”. WMBD is inviting km from Siberia to Southern
people from all over Africa. The Willow Warbler
the world to appreciate is a common resident of
migratory birds and reflect woodland, scrub, parks
on the relationship with and gardens in Zimbabwe.
nature by listening to and The White Stork is one of
watching birds. The theme Zimbabwe’s special species.
seeks to inspire and connect They migrate in thousands
people in the shared desire from Europe to Africa and are
to celebrate and protect noticeable with their black
migratory birds and their tipped white feathers and
habitats as migratory birds long red beak and legs.
continue to sing, fly and soar
between their breeding and INTRA- AFRICAN MIGRANTS
non-breeding sites. WMBD
is celebrated twice a year, on Intra-African migrants are
the 2nd Saturday of May and birds that migrate within
the 2nd Saturday of October. Africa. Some of the Intra-
African bird species to look
The presence, numbers out for this season include the
and trends of birds indicate African Paradise Flycatcher
the health of an ecosystem. and Red-chested Cuckoo. The
Zimbabwe is home to 674 African Paradise Flycatcher
bird species, over 140 of has an iridescent, crested
these bird species are grey head, bright blue bill and
migratory birds. In this article eye wattle, chestnut-orange
we take a look at two groups back and wings, with the male
of migratory birds. having two central tail feathers
that extend to about 17cm.
PALEARCTIC MIGRANTS At times it seems almost as if
the Paradise Flycatcher seeks
Birds that migrate long human company. They are
distances mainly from Europe familiar garden birds in all
and Asia to Africa are called large cities, many nests being
Palearctic migrants. Their quite close to verandas. If a
drive to move is mostly to Paradise Flycatcher takes up
escape adverse weather residence in your garden you
conditions in their breeding will soon know it is there from
grounds. Some Palearctic its chit-cheer call and soft
migrants to look out for this

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warbling song of the male. Zimbabwe Miombo Woodlands Bird- Willow Warbler
The Red-chested Cuckoo is and Wetlands/Grasslands are
a brood parasite meaning the ideal breeding grounds for
that it lays its eggs in other migratory birds. The wetlands
bird nests. It generally and woodlands are however,
prefers Afromontane forest, under threat from deforestation,
closed woodland, Miombo agriculture and infrastructural
woodland, open savanna development.
thickets, stands of trees in
human settlements, mature Migratory birds do not
gardens and parks, so it could recognise international
be interesting to look out for boundaries therefore,
it in your garden. Mukuvisi conservation of the vast natural
Woodlands is one of the best capital in the country will ensure
places in Harare to see the the protection of migratory birds
Red-chested Cuckoo. Next which are a shared resource
time you are at Mukuvisi be among nations.
attentive to the persistent
and monotonous piet-my
vrou call of the Cuckoo which
can be heard throughout the
woodlands.

Humans are a major
threat to migratory birds at
their wintering, breeding
and stop-over grounds. In

Bird -White Stork,
(Credit Nick Hart)

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Plants,Art & DesignsIndoor gardening for beginners
By Moreblessing Tiki
Images Plants Art and Designs

Indoor gardening is a technique used to grow plants grow are the ones that prefer low to medium amounts of
within living spaces such as a residential home, business light, however, most fruits and vegetables need full sun,
office, or restaurant. Growing indoor plants is mainly with a minimum of five hours of direct sunlight per day
done if you do not have the space for an outdoor for fruiting.
garden, or simply wish to bring natural beauty and
serenity inside. Gardening can be done by an CHOOSING AND POSITIONING YOUR CONTAINERS
average homeowner on a small-scale or at Different sizes and shapes of containers look
an industrial level. All methods of gardening phenomenal in a garden. There are various types of
require access to clean water, a source of light, containers for you to explore and choose from; that
and a way to support plants as they grow. suit different kinds of weather conditions, plants,
and the humidity levels. The following are some of
There are multiple methods of indoor the types of containers with their descriptions which
gardening, these include; container gardening, will help you select your type of container painlessly.
hydroponic gardening, controlled environment These can be enclosed, small and portable such as
agriculture and vertical farms. Of these the a box, tub, basket, tin, ceramic, clay pot, hanging
simplest method of indoor gardening is container basket, glass vase, coffee cup, kettle, terrarium,
gardening where any container capable of barrel.
holding soil, moisture, and plants can be used. The containers should offer proper drainage and
Pots are the most common but, homesteaders aeration for roots to breathe in order to prevent root
and those looking to upcycle waste may use rot. The most standard containers include a wooden
anything from cardboard egg cartons to coffee box also known as an indoor planter box. It can look
cans. One of the benefits of indoor gardening is like a traditional exterior window box either affixed to
improving indoor air quality. The main advantage
of indoor gardening is the precise control of the the wall or raised on legs.
environment, that is; the temperature, sunlight, Hanging baskets, pots or glass vases, which can
water intake, and garden soil requirements.
HOW TO START AN INDOOR GARDEN suspend from a ceiling, pole, rack or against a wall
The first step is to decide where exactly the garden using a hook, are also popular and ideal for indoor
belongs and what should be planted. Choose a gardening. Decorating your home with hanging pots
location and type of transplants or seeds you want or baskets goes well with spider plants, burro’s tail and
to grow. When selecting your location remember to greeneries. The terrarium arrangements are the best
consider the size of the plants, flowers, vegetables or for dining tables or sitting areas and windows. They are
herbs that are suitable for planting. . The best plants to presented best with succulents, cacti with little marbles
and pebble stones.

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LOAD THE CONTAINER WITH SOIL Opt for a fertiliser designed for flowering plants or a
Use a quality potting mix. Potting mixes have a balanced balanced fertiliser, which has the same amount of nitrogen,
mixture of peat, compost, or coir (the fuzzy fibres of a phosphorus, and potassium—the three fundamental
coconut shell), vermiculite, perlite, or rice hulls to promote nutrients in plant nutrition. These fertilisers are applied every
proper drainage. When choosing a potting mix, look for one two weeks or month.
that’s light and fluffy.
PLANT THOSE SEEDS, TRANSPLANTS, OR SCRAPS. One should take note of the plants which cannot be
Once you have picked up your containers and soil for your mixed for instance;
garden, pick up seeds that have a high germination rate
(meaning many of the seeds end up sprouting) and are · Ferns and Snake Plants
dated for the current season. When planting seeds, place · Ferns and Aloe
them at the depth recommended on the packet. Keep the · Ferns and Peperomia
potting mix slightly moist until the seeds sprout and the · Chinese Evergreen and Calathea
seedlings begin to grow. · Chinese Evergreen and Ctenanthe
WATER YOUR INDOOR GARDEN. · Senecio and Syngonium
How often and how much you water your plants depends · Jade and Pothos
on your growing conditions and the age of your plants. In · Jade and Peperomia
general, the warmer you keep your house, the lower the · Philodendron and Fittonia
humidity, and the sunnier the location, the more often you
will need to water. If you are considering grouping plants, you can start with
FERTILISE YOUR INDOOR GARDEN. these pairs:
If the fertiliser in your potting mix has run its course (the
packaging will tell you how long it lasts), you will likely · Monstera deliciosa and Philodendron
want to continue using some kind of fertiliser, especially · Several of the same Genus, like Norfolk Island Pines
if your plants are showing signs of nutrient deficiencies, or Snake Plants
these include pale leaves and stunted growth. You can · Snake Plants and ZZ Plants
add slow-release fertiliser as directed on the label, or · Dieffenbachia and Chinese Evergreen
use liquid fertilisers that are added directly to the water. · Spathiphyllum and Ferns

Houseplants are works of art on their own, with their infinite
assortment of colours, shapes, patterns, and textures that
makes it fun to combine them. “Unlike static paintings and
sculptures, arrangements of houseplants continue to grow
over time and take on their own unique qualities, ”They are
art that continues to create itself.”

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With Dignity, Care and Respect

CONTACTS
Barry: 0773 773 743 or 0733 778 267
Taffy: 0772 998 157 or 0714 127 120
Rodney: 0772 226 692 or 0715 303 522
ADDRESS
190 Sam Nujoma (2nd St. Ext),
Belgravia, Harare, Zimbabwe
EMAIL
[email protected]

When Jasmine a suitable place for a
Shenaz Fonseca family lunch, dining out
in the city, and events
Experiencingfirst opened venue.

her restaurant’s Jasmine attributes

Portuguese Cuisinedoorsin2011, her success to the
she named the with a Jasmine Touch support she continues
establishment

“Tinkabell” after her by Naomie Happi – Pokam to receive from her suppliers and
grandmother, Tinka. The Images Justin T Samufonda clientele. Special acknowledgments
motive behind this decision go to Sable’s chicken, Seapride,
was so that the restaurant “I want to bring people together, l was E-sales, BullRed Distribution,

could live out her late brought up knowing that life is about Moldern, Cheeseman, Illy’s coffees,

grandmother’s legacy of love having respect and love for each other and especially Queen of Hearts, for
and respect. Tinka, who had allowing her to join their different
a “heart of gold” and “whose and that is what l have tried to create with market-days when she was still
door was always open to Tinkabell.” – Jasmine starting up.

everyone from all walks of THE LAUNCH OF TINKABELL BALLANTYNE

life” raised Jasmine to be the heart-warming person

she is today. A few years later, and the restaurant still

exemplifies this etiquette culture of welcoming people This September, the Ndeipi team was delighted to attend

from all over through its presentably diverse menu that the launch of a new Tinkabell branch in Ballantyne Park.

caters for all kinds of taste buds. A day filled with delight, high buzz, and the occasionally

With the restaurant’s first branch in Ardbennie, Harare; friendly cameraman strategically positioned at different

Tinkabell is known for offering its guests a Portuguese angles, ready to capture every moment this eventful

restaurant experience with a Jasmine touch to it. For afternoon had to offer.

Jasmine, Tinkabell has always been a family-oriented Guests, upon arrival were greeted with a celebratory

haven, where she hopes to uplift people’s souls through Gin and Tonic which helped perpetuate the ongoing

scrumptious dishes and sweet-sounding music. These mingling session that took place outside the restaurant.

two components are ultimately what brands Tinkabell as The ceremony commenced with a short and sweet

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introduction of Tinkabell by the rhythm, and blues performed live making our whole experience even more
voluble master of ceremony - Stan satisfying. As the day came to an end, the laughter quieted down and the
Higgins, who then graciously handed restaurant’s doors were shut again. A pleasant way to end a well spent
over the floor to the Ambassador of afternoon.
Portugal, Miguel de Mascarenhas
Calheiros Velozo, for a speech Tinkabell Ballantyne will be all buffed and polished again for its regular
accompanied by his well-wishes for opening times on Tuesday and Thursday from 8 am to 5.30 pm, Wednesday,
the restaurant’s success. The ribbon- Friday and Saturday for dinners and on Sunday lunch. The restaurant is located
cutting immediately followed and the along Welburn Drive within Ballantyne square center. Its reputation is evident
restaurant’s doors were swung open, through its devoted customers who Jasmine says have now become like family.
metaphorically transporting each Make sure to swing by and maybe after one or two visits, you too can become
guest into an impressive and part of the family.
welcoming atmosphere.

The ceremony was
followed by a buffet lunch
which showcased all of the
appetising dishes Tinkabell has
to offer. There was no doubt
that the talk of the show was
the peri peri chicken. Apart
from it being filled with strong
concentrated flavours, the
chicken was well cooked, and
sharp with intense aromas that
had you going back for more.
On the specials was a creamy
mac and cheese, fried rice,
salads and tantalising desserts,
the chocolate cake was an
absolute favourite!

The restaurant is
meticulously divided into three
components; - the dining
section, the children’s play
area, and Jasmine’s deli. All
three units are deliberately
decorated with partially
glazed clay pots and molded
pillars that incorporate hints
of Jasmine’s middle eastern
background.

“The clay pots remind
me of calabashes used in the
Arabian culture and the pillars
represent strength to me” –
Jasmine.

Sensibly arrayed with
wooden furniture the dining
area exudes a lively sensation.
Glass windows are fitted along
the edge of the dining hall,
walking through this hall moves
you into a serene atmosphere.
This section of the restaurant
is characterised by hanging
lamp bulbs, charming garden
benches and an open space for
some live music.

As entertainment for the
day, the melodious band;

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FOOD AND DRINK

Restaurant Guide

Alechi Coimbra MON Pariah State The Jam Tree
Chicken Grill, 21 Quorn Ave, × Portuguese × Wine/cocktail lounge, Shop 7 × Pub Food and Restaurant,
Mount Pleasant , 61 Selous Ave, CBD Riverside Walk, Avondale 40 Bargate Rd, Mount Pleasant
Call - 077 936 4640 Call (024) 2700237 Call 0772 279051 & Wine Bar, Call 0734 018 003
× Grill & Coffee Shop,
Alo Alo Garfunkels Grill 1 Pomona Shopping Centre, Pomona, The Rose Cafe
Sam Levy’s Village, Borrowdale, Call 08677 103 644, 0772 279 051 × Cafe,
10 Forest Row, Arundel Call (024) 2853137/8, 0776 508 702 72 Golden Stairs Rd, Mount
Village, Mount Pleasant Paula`s Place Pleasant, Harare,
Call - 077 326 5932/3 ,(024) × Portuguese, Call 0784 339 814 / WhatsApp
2369198 314 Samora Machel Ave, 0784 339 814
Call (024) 2497950, 0779 421 014
Gava`s
Aroma Caffe` SUN × Traditional Cuisine, The Vanilla Moon
Belgravia Sports Club, 2nd
× Italian Street Ext, Belgravia, Pizzazz Pizza TUE 8 Seagrave Road, Mount
Call 077 238 1863 Shop 4, Greystone Park Pleasant, Harare
167, Enterprise Road, Chisipite Shopping Centre, Harare Call (024) 2333394/ WhatsApp
Call - 077 223 5693, (024) 2480904 Call 0777 781 583 0772 224 341

Hometown MON, TUES

× Coffeehouse & BBQ, American,

Casa Mia MON 21 Edinburgh Road, Borrowdale, MON

× Pizzeria, Call 077 622 6975 Pogos SUN The Village Greek

Cnr King George & Aberdeen × Pizza & Chicken, × Greek
Shop 3, New Block, Sam Levy’s
Rd, Avondale, 1 & 2 Kamfinsa Shopping Village, Borrowdale,
Centre , Greendale,
Call - (024) 2332044/ WhatsApp MON Call 077 897 7828 /WhatsApp Call (024) 2850666
Kirytan Grill
+263 78 610 0950
× Chicken Grill, 078 0004 796

Corner Woodholme & Golden
Stairs Rd,
Call 078 654 8235 / WhatsApp MON
TUE Tin Roof

Chang Tai 0786 548 235 RocoMamas × Bucket Bar & Bistro,
× Burger Restaurant,
× Thai, Village Walk, Borrowdale, 1 Lewisam Shopping Centre,
Call (024) 2884966
83 Churchill Avenue, Gunhill Highlands
Call - 0779 763 666,
Call/ WhatsApp 0778 218 990
0773 222 276, (0242) 783054
Little Eataly Restaurant
× Italian Sabai Thai MON Tinkabell Restaurant
1 Hurworth Road, Highlands,
Call 077 674 5727, 08677 177349 × Portuguese,

Chez Zandi Cnr Rold Ave/ Stokesay Cl, SAT, SUN

× Bistro/ Wine Bar, Ballantyne Park, 4 Upton Rd, Ardbennie,
Call 0774 532 184 / WhatsApp
328 Herbert Chitepo Ave, CBD Call (024) 2852695, 0776 74775 or
Call 0778 952 992 or 0785 663 154
0714 814 450 Mojo`s SUN 0788 265 533

× South American,
10 East Rd, Belgravia,
Call (024) 2705993, 0782 635 830
MON You Real TUE
Shangri La
Chicken Basket × Japanese,
Cantonese Restaurant, 155 Shop 13 & 14, New Block, Sam
110 Norfolk Rd, Mount Pleasant Enterprise Rd, Chisipite Levy’s Village, Borrowdale,
Call 0772 781 555/ 0772 426 768 Mulberry Restaurant and Cafe Call 0773 709 686, Call 0719 425 555/ WhatsApp
(024) 2 443263-4
× Deli, MON, TUES
0719 425 555
Borrowdale Brooke Club house,
Harare,
Call 078 893 0720
China Garden Spice Lounge
× Indian Restaurant, KHAYA NYAMA WOMBLES SUN
× Chinese 63 Churchill Avenue,
17 Rowland Sq, Milton Park, Call (024) 2701672 × Steakhouse Restaurant & Bar,
Call 077 892 5033/ WhatsApp 158 Enterprise Road, Highlands,
0778 925 033 Ocean Basket St Elmos Harare
× Pizza, Call 0772 336 224/
× Seafood Restaurant, 86 East Road, Avondale
Call (024) 2334980-3 KEY
Stand 3, Sam Levy’s Village, Harare, Sam Levy’s Village, Borrowdale, Take Away
Call 08677 323 323, (024) 2852189, Call (024) 2886959 Delivery
0731 200 674 Open Everyday
Closed on
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TreatPick yourself up with a has climbed
By Naomi Happi up the fame
Images Vimbai Ruvengo ladder. They first
September is a turning point in Zimbabwe’s outdoor partnered with Glen
activities as it marks the complete change in seasons from Lorne Food Lovers in
a long dry winter to a sweltering sunny season. This is the 2017 and after this branch
perfect time to indulge yourself in a chilly blend of your closed, they then joined Food
favourite frozen delights. From the name itself, “Treat Lovers Avondale on Valentine’s day in 2018. A day which
Gourmet” is a Zimbabwean-based artisanal rolled ice-cream they believe sparked the love affair many people have for
company whose forte is in letting their customers express this rolled ice –cream company.
themselves through personalised sweet tooth delicacies.
The Ndeipi team was thrilled to have had a Treat
Treat Gourmet Rolled Ice Cream, like any other experience at the company’s recently opened shop in Rolf
entrepreneurial business, rose from humble beginnings. The Valley, Harare, located at the corner of Zuva service station’s
owners Ennis Tendai Cakana and Zolani Cakana still feel as parking lot. You can also track down their other outlets in
though it was just yesterday when they participated in their Food Lovers - Avondale, and Bradfield - Bulawayo.
first ever event, an Unplugged concert in Harare. During
those times, they would set up mobile carts at various THE ART OF MAKING ROLLED ICE CREAM
outdoor fairs; introducing rolled ice cream to Hararians.
It was not until one particular Colcom Festival that they
received their big break and ever since then, the company

The process of making rolled ice cream is quite
different from the traditional method of ice

cream making. Rolled ice cream is created
using a milk base that is combined with
fresh ingredients of your choice. This mix is

then finely chopped over a freezing pan until
creamy. Fascinated yet? The now
icy mixture is spread over the
freezing pan as a thin layer
where you can
have a message
inscribed; - for
example, you
can have the
artisan write a
name (Ndeipi)
or if you are
feeling romantically
adventurous a “will
you marry me?”
message will work
splendidly. This thin layer
is then rolled into light
cylinder-shaped tubes.
To top it all off, once the
ice cream is all rolled up and in

its eco-friendly packaging cup, it is
garnished with toppings of your choice,
these include: cereals, waffles, toasted
marshmallows and gummy bears just to
name a few. Your toppings are then stylishly
arranged on top of your ice cream to add
the finishing touches to your masterpiece.
Ennis has shared with us that the topping

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selection process is usually the most exciting for both they also offer lactose- free and vegan ice cream.
children and adults, so I would recommend you take your Apart from rolled ice cream, Treat Gourmet also serves
time to add as many toppings as you would like.
melton and gourmet teas, matcha lattes, and cappuccino.
THE TREAT When making payment for your five-dollar ice-cream cup,
cappuccino, or gourmet tea, you can pay using either Cash,
Panashe, a Treat employee, highlighted that his favorite EcoCash, Swipe, and Slydepay for Stanbic bank users.
part of the job is “when customers make up their own Conveniently affordable right?
flavours,” as such Treat Gourmet’s unique selling point,
apart from other ice-cream companies, is that they allow Treat Gourmet’s new location is decorated with soft
their customers to hand pick and choose the flavours for lighting that enhances its ongoing tropical theme. A
their ice cream. soothing aura permeates the air as soon as you walk in
and the workers are both delightful and cheerful. A swing
After a long and exciting
decision to make, l went for set has been placed next
the passion fruit and lychee ice to the glass window which
cream with waffles and cereal makes this the ideal place
toppings. I had the pleasure for people to capture the
to stand by and watch as my moment with a picture.
‘Treat’ was being made. The ice The area is surrounded by
cream looked just as good as it potted green plants and an
tasted, each spoonful was soft, aesthetically pleasing wall
candied, and laced with sudden mural runs along the room.
crunchy bites. l could tell from
the very first scoop that my Owners Ennis and Zolani
order was made with love. At say their shop encompasses
Treat Gourmet, the ingredients everything they want people
are garden-fresh, the milky base to experience when they
is freshly made each morning, visit.”We wanted Treat to
the creatively shaped waffles are be a shareable experience
homemade, and the ice cream for people. We have
is prepared with great care right watched people’s moods
in front of you. Overall, it was a lift up with a simple
huge thumb’s up from me! ice cream, birthdays
celebrated with a treat,
For those who would like to and even proposals taking
add a little kick to their frosty place with a sweet ice
dessert, two alcoholic flavours cream message.”
have recently been added to
the shop’s menu, the Amarula After embracing all that
Heaven and the Rum Banana Treat Gourmet has to offer, I
Nutella. If you thought that it hope you come to know that
could not get better than this, it doesn’t take much to treat
yourself and those around
you.

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Lomagundi College

Group of Schools

By Lorraine Mupfudze
Images Lomagundi College

Lomagundi College Group of Schools consist of haven for pupils in provinces throughout the country,
Lomagundi College and Lomagundi College Primary Southern Africa and beyond. One of our strongest beliefs
School, established in 1983 and 1984 respectively. We is that we should work collaboratively with parents and
are part of the Association of Trust Schools as well as our community partners in order to achieve success in all
the Conference of Heads of Independent Schools of spheres of education.
Zimbabwe.
Our school environment is safe for all our pupils and
We are a multi-cultural, English speaking group staff. We offer pupils a well-protected, family environment
of Christian schools known to promote the highest and our primary goal is to develop our pupils to their full
standards of education, respect for others and potential. We value respect and courtesy across different
accountable governance. We offer co-educational day people, customs and
and boarding from pre-primary to Upper 6 level, on cultures. As a group of
our beautiful campus set amongst the Hunyani Hills in schools, we encourage
Mashonaland West. We are situated just one and a half our students to work
hours from Harare, along the Harare-Chirundu highway. hard in and outside the
We serve the local community, and are a welcoming classroom so that they
can be successful in their
endeavours. Our staff are
caring and dedicated.

ACADEMICS

Our foundations are
set on a curriculum for
life, offering a holistic
broad based education
which promotes an
academic, sporting and
cultural programme
based on 21st Century
methods and goals.
Our specialised and

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flexible approach to learning and teaching, continues CAREER GUIDANCE
to support our broad based curriculum that culminates
with Cambridge and ZIMSEC qualifications at both the There is a wealth of information and guidance for the student
College and the Primary school. We have successfully who is looking ahead to discover what path they might
delivered online learning via the Google Classroom take in life at the College. Each year the options increase
platform, where the need has arisen, at both our schools. for school leavers to find tertiary education or training that
The College offers City and Guilds as well as HEXCO will provide working satisfaction and a liveable income. The
courses and our Technical Department is one of the Lomagundi College Careers Department hosts university
strongest in the country. Academic support at both representatives and provides connections with approved
schools is available for pupils with learning difficulties and local education agents, educational professionals, loaning
we strive to ensure that we transform them to become physical prospectus, individual subject selection and careers
confident achievers. counselling.

SPORT AND CULTURE BOARDING LIFE

Every child at our school has the opportunity to be Our boarding facilities are warm and comfortable. Each hostel
involved in various sporting and cultural activities during is allocated a live-in house parent who is responsible for the
the week. We offer a wealth of sport facilities and well pastoral attention in hostels. The hostels thrive on respect and
trained coaches, to ensure that our pupils achieve discipline with Christian devotions being held every week.
their very best. Clubs and societies are a major part of We have a fully equipped on-site clinic and we have our own
who we are. Our unique offering on the culture side in-house catering which provides our pupils with healthy, well
includes: Adventure Challenge, Mountain Biking and cooked meals. Our school is renowned for providing a ‘home
Equestrianism. We want to allow our pupils the joys of away from home’ experience. We operate a bus service for
creative expression through these activities. day scholars and boarders during school breaks. We have
buses going to Chegutu, Kariba, Marondera and Harare. A
shuttle service to Robert Mugabe International Airport can be
arranged for those who need to travel by air.

Choosing a school for your son and daughter is a very
important decision and in today‘s fast changing world, it
is incredibly important that schools provide a balanced
educational foundation to prepare adults for their journey into
the world. We passionately believe that this is who we are.

Issue 7 Ndeipi - What’s Happening in Harare For more information, please visit
www.lomagundi.com. You can also follow us on
Facebook: facebook.com/lomagundicollege and
facebook.com/lcpszim. Contact telephone numbers:
+263 772 190 191/+263 772 545 620/
+263 778 707 900. 1 Strip Rd, Chinhoyi.
20 www.ndeipi.co.zw

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A look at Rare Diseases
through CYC

By Child and Youth Care inadequate diagnostic capacity, lack of comprehensive registries and the
high cost of research. The total number of people living with rare diseases in
Child and Youth Care (CYC) is a Zimbabwe is unknown and the majority of people who have a rare disease are
Zimbabwean-based Private Voluntary scattered across the country unaware.This is due to lack of information about rare
Organisation (PVO) which empowers diseases especially in rural communities where they do not have the facilities to
vulnerable and neglected children get an appropriate diagnosis. It is therefore, difficult for them to receive quality
who are living with rare diseases. The health care and treatment,
target groups for the organisation be represented during policy
are neglected groups of vulnerable developments and included
children and young people, ranging in the community.
from 0-24 years of age. The mission
at CYC is to defend, champion and Middle to low-income
advance the interests of children living countries particularly in Africa
with rare diseases and their caregivers have focused on preexisting
to improve their quality of life. This infectious diseases in parallel
mission is part of a greater vision to to the emerging burden of
empower children and youths globally non-communicable diseases
through the provision of platforms that as these countries transition
create equity, equal opportunities and epidemiologically. This
universal inclusion. heightens the challenges
being faced by people living
There are an estimated 6,000 rare with rare diseases, clinicians
diseases, with approximately 300 and researchers as delayed
million people worldwide living with or misdiagnosis can lead
a rare disease most of which start to physical, emotional and
in childhood. Rare diseases can be financial burdens placed
genetic and include rare cancers, upon the patients and
infections and allergies (bacterial, their families. The lack of
viral, or caused by factors such as clinicians with expertise
food poisoning or chemicals). These and knowledge on clinical
diseases are chronic, progressive, guidelines often means that
degenerative, and frequently life information regarding the
threatening. In Zimbabwe, rare multidisciplinary care is often
disease research is challenging due
to a combination of low prevalence,

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uncoordinated placing an additional managed to pay hospital bills for our beneficiaries as well as donate food
burden on people living with a rare hampers to 20 families of children living with rare diseases.
disease.
We believe that every child deserves an opportunity to attend school and
Children Living with Rare Diseases be educated as such, we are paying school fees, providing stationary and other
(CLWD) face challenges such as lack of educational needs to the most vulnerable children. Through our EduCare
access to appropriate diagnosis, social project we have managed to send at least 30 children to school, these include
support, lifelong care, representation children in the rural areas and urban areas.
in policy developments, education
(inaccessibility of facilities and non- OUR PARTNERS:
adaptive teaching) as well as inclusion
in communities. Consequently, all the We strategically partnered with a number of Accredited International and Local
aforementioned challenges tend to Organisation to promote research and amplify the voice of people unmet
affect the whole family and cause overall needs; increase knowledge and education and foster meaningful collaborations
increased isolation and impoverishment. that fuel progress.
Women with children living with a rare
disease face more difficulties in providing · National Organisation for Rare Disorder (NORD)
care. The primary unpaid care role is most · European Organisation for Rare Diseases (EURORDIS)
often assumed by women. The rest of · Rare Disease International (RDI)
the family, fathers and siblings also face · Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC)
challenges to access retention and the · Referral Hospitals
return to employment. As a population · Caring and Living As Neighbors (CLAN)
with increasing vulnerabilities, they are · Rare Disease South Africa
affected by stigma, discrimination and · Rare Disease Ghana
social marginalisation, within their social · Hereditary angioedema Zimbabwe (HAE-Zimbabwe)
environment and in society at large. The
paucity of knowledge and expertise on ONE OF OUR UPCOMING EVENTS.
rare diseases and the lack of awareness
of the challenges faced by CLWRD mean Rare Disease Day 2021- 2022 Heroes Campaign –This campaign starts 100 days
that they are psychologically, socially, before Rare Disease Day Every year on the 28th of February .We celebrate
culturally and economically vulnerable. everyone living with a rare disease on a global scale. The theme for Rare
Disease Day 2022 will be ‘From misdiagnosis to diagnosis journey.’ Some of the
As an organisation we currently activities to look out for on our social media platforms are fun run/ walk and a
identify CLWRD and their families and special illumination of an iconic building which will be under the name “Light-
offer psychosocial support, economic Up Zimbabwe.”
support in securing medication and
promote the development of government
implementation of rare disease friendly
policies. We have short to medium
term plans to spread our work towards
the implementation of a rare diseases
registry which will improve accessibility
of diagnosis, treatment and care for
our beneficiaries.We intend to assist
in lobbying for affordable medication,
subsidised medical bills and identify
patients interested in clinical trials through
international networks. CYC has managed
to develop six support groups to cater for
these diseases through the assistance of
Sally Mugabe Hospital (Harare Children’s
Hospital). Through donations we have

RESOURCES AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Address: 3 Sable Street Mandara,
Harare, Zimbabwe,
Contact number: +263 775407510
Our website: www.cyc.org.zw

OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
Facebook- Child Youth Care

Zimbabwe
Instagram- @childyouthcarezim

Twitter- @ChildYouthCareZ

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BUSINESS

Eezi Pool ’s

Monthly Pool Maintenance Tips

Summer is a great time to go out and have fun in the water, pH adjustments. One should consider shock treatments
but recreational waters including swimming pools in our after extreme weather conditions and high bather loads by
backyards can sometimes become contaminated with maintaining regular water tests with the basic pool test kit.
bacteria or viruses, making it important to maintain clean. This should be done specifically during summer to avoid
the pool from losing its clarity and having to resort to
Before we get down to the basics of maintaining your additional treatments.
pool it is important to note the following parameters that all
monthly pool products have to be formulated to. Following All monthly pool products come with some level of
these guidelines ensures a healthy clear pool 365 days of the “chore” that it is expected of the user to provide and
year; maintain a water environment where the chemicals can
work at their optimum efficacy. The tasks are as follows;
· 1 to 2 bathers once or twice
a week should enter the pool · Maintaining pH at between
· Average water temp should be 6.8 and 7.4,
25 Degrees Celsius. · Maintaining total alkalinity
· Normal weather conditions between 80 ppm and 120 ppm,
i.e - No rain or excessive winds · Free chlorine – between 1
and high Temps and 3 ppm / Eezi pool only
requires 0.5 to 1 ppm,
Therefore, it is important for the user to understand · Backwash pool once a week,
that additional chemicals will be required should these · Vacuum when required.
parameters change and more specifically increase as this will
naturally raise the chemical demand of your pool. If you are in any doubt please pop down to any one of our
Eezi Pool shops and get your pool water tested for Free
The additional chemicals that will be required are pH ! Please feel free to visit any one of our shops for more
adjusters (Eezi acid ) and or, a Eezi shock treatment . It is advice and technical support.
critical for the pool owner to be proactive and anticipate

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HEALTH AND FITNESS

Worthwhile Taku Muzzo
Workout Plan after Certified Health Coach
a busy day Holistic Wellness Coach
Certified Fitness Trainer
By Taku Muzzo
Muscles targeted: stretches the muscles of the chest, back and neck. It
The benefits of exercise are endless, from boosting also builds strength in the back and hamstring muscles (Avoid this pose if
energy levels to enhanced performance in all the you have a neck injury).
areas of life. As a way to stay healthy, fit and perform
productively an effective workout plan is needed. Downward-Facing Dog
Morning workouts are ideal, afternoon workouts may Muscles targeted: strengthens the arms, shoulders
give your performance a boost but because of our and back while stretching the hamstrings, calves
vicious schedules exercise can be done in the evenings. and arches of your feet (Not recommended if
In this article I share with you some of the exercises that you have carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist
can be done after a busy day. problems, high blood pressure or are
in the late stages of pregnancy).
COMPOUND EXERCISES

After a busy day it is understandable to be tired and out Tree Pose
of energy. A long workout at this stage is not attractive. Muscles targeted: Beyond
Do not fear this exercise is short but just as effective in helping improve your balance, it
working muscles to build strength and burn fat. can also strengthen your core,
ankles, calves, thighs and spine.
Deadlift
Muscles worked: forearms, lats, glutes, hamstrings, Figure 4 Hip Stretch
core, upper, mid, and lower back. Muscles targeted: hips,
glutes, lower back, hamstrings
Lunges to balance with bicep curl
Muscles worked: glutes, hamstrings, abs, hips, and Standing Hamstring Stretch
biceps. Muscles targeted: neck, back,
glutes, hamstrings, calves
Squat Dumbbell shoulder press
Muscles targeted: quadriceps, glutes, and calves, abs, Piriformis Stretch
deltoids, pectoralis major, and triceps brachii Muscles targeted: hips, back,
glutes.
Plank Jacks with Shoulder Taps
Muscles targeted: Chest, abdominals, back, shoulders, Lunge With Spinal Twist
arms Muscles targeted: hip flexors, quads, back

Shoulder Taps Knee to Chest Stretch
Muscles targeted: Stretches lower back, hips, hamstrings
Muscles targeted: core, glutes, arms, and shoulders.
This exercise helps to reduce lower back pain, improves OTHER EFFECTIVE EXERCISE
your posture, and tightens your midsection.

Jumping jacks · Walking
Muscles targeted: Glutes, quadriceps, hip flexor, and · Skipping rope
Jumping jacks also involve your abdominal and shoulder · Jogging
muscles. · Running
· Pushups
Planks
Muscles targeted: Abdominals and core muscles NOTE: If you are not sure how to properly perform a compound exercise,
ask a trainer or fitness professional to show you the right technique so you
YOGA & STRETCHING avoid injury. You should always have an exercise programme based on your
age, goal, fitness level, lifestyle and more. WHO recommends 150 minutes
Yoga is a great exercise after a busy day. It is a set of of exercise per week thus they must be achieved.
specific exercises referred to as poses which combine ABOVE ALL: Proper nutrition is vital. The effective management of food
stretching, breathing and meditation techniques to calm intake and nutrition are both key to good health. Smart nutrition and food
your mind and promote emotional and mental wellness. choices can help prevent disease. Eating the right foods can help your body
cope more successfully with an ongoing illness helping you maintain or
Child’s Pose improve your health. We must eat our food as medicine or we will eat the
Muscles targeted: It gently stretches your lower back, medicine as our food. More organic foods, brown carbs, 2 litres of water
hips, thighs, knees and ankles and relaxes your spine, daily, more vegetables and protein foods. Less processed foods, white
shoulders and neck. carbs, sugar drinks to mention but a few.

Bridge Pose

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Important Numbers

EMERGENCY SERVICES FROM A LANDLINE ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 122122,
DIAL 993 OR TOLL-FREE FROM A CELLPHONE DIAL (024) 2 334418, 0772 122122, 0732
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Harare Hotlines: (024) 2 771221, 0712-600002
These numbers will give you access to Ambulance Services, Automobile Association (AA), (024) 2 776760, 2932089, COVID-19 Vaccination
Fire Brigade and the Police across Zimbabwe. 0782 783691, 0712406033 Centres in Harare
1. Parirenyatwa
AMBULANCES Drive Zim Road Assistance +263 780579261, +263 Central Hospital
718084297, +263 736523424 2. Mbare Polyclinic
0A7C8E2A-9IR99a9n0d1/A2m/3b/4u,lEamnceerg(0e2n4c)y2(032042)12413,02141 3. Sunningdale
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EMRAS (024) 2 250011/2, (024) 2 797479, 0772 141610 24 hrs (024) 2 748836 6. Southerton Satellite
M(0A24R)S2A7m90b3u9l1a,n0c7e1(2062040) 020727,10282614,4(1012445) 728706034, Harare Complaints Desk, (during working hours) 7. Mufakose Polyclinic
(N0E2T4S) 2TA2R90A0m25b1u,la0n77c4e 8S2e8r8v8ic8e (024) 2 797588-90, (024) 2 703631 8. Kuwadzana Satellite
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Avondale (024) 2 336361, (024) 2 336632 Polyclinic
Borrowdale (024) 2 860061-7 10. Warren Park
Highlands (024) 2 495504 Polyclinic
Mabelreign (024) 2 336000, (024) 2 305651 11. Kambuzuma
Marlborough (024) 2 301802, (024) 2 301853 CID Polyclinic
Milton Park (024) 2 799298, (024) 2 708113 12. Mabelreign
Monavale (024) 2 336361, (024) 2 336608 Satellite
Harare Suburban District 0242777639 13. Malborough
Mabvuku 0242491069 Satellite
Rhodesville 0242481111 14. Avondale Satellite
Ruwa 02732132726 15. Belvedere Satellite
Police Roadside Assistance 24hr, (024) 2 700171/9 16. Mt. Pleasant
Police Harare Operations Satellite
+263242777777 or +263242748836 17. Hatcliffe Polyclinic
18. Borrowdale
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Clinic
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Waterfalls (024) 2 704231/2

CITY OF HARARE Water faults, burst pipes (024) 2
705654 Call Centre Director Engineer Mabhena Moyo
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Arundel Mediclinic ER24, 92 Norfolk Rd, Mt Pleasant, Hre OTHER SERVICES
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