Staff Reporter

ONE of Zimbabwe's representatives to this year's Big Brother Africa (BBA), Roki, has actually managed to freak out his fellow celebrity VIP housemates just a day into the game with some describing him as "weird", "wrong", "disturbed" and "scary".

Diana Rodrigues

HIFA, Harare's acclaimed festival of the arts, has come and gone for the 13th time, and the lives of thousands of Zimbos can now return to a normal humdrum existence.

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Jeke and Friends

My mother makes the best sandwiches ever - instantly conjuring up long ago road trips.

Resolving Personal & Spiritual Conflicts
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Pastor Mairos

Matthew 14: 29 So Peter went over the side of the boat and walked on the water toward Jesus.

 Own correspondent.

 AFRICA'S most reality TV show, Big Brother Africa, returns to the screens this Sunday, bigger and better.

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Jeke and Friends

New Zealand is not generally associated with food. Bungy-jumping, yes. Rugby certainly.

Resolving Personal & Spiritual Conflicts
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Pastor Mairos

2 Corinthians 5:7 For we walk by faith, not by sight.

 . . . launch versatile new album Rising Tide

Francis Mukuzunga

FAST-GROWING Victoria Fall-based musical outfit, Mokoomba, launched their second album, Rising Tide, at a colourful event at the Alliance Francaise in Harare last Friday.

Own Correspondent

THE Portuguese Embassy in Harare and the Instituto Camões of Portugal bring to HIFA 2012, the group Pé na Terra that will showcase an exciting range of authentic traditional Portuguese music.

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Jeke and Friends

An unashamed Indiaphile, (sic) I have always been drawn to the culture, food and colour of that magical subcontinent. India entranced with the welcome and hospitality of her people, the colour and contrasts of spices, silks and cotton and the totally delicious food whether in someone's home, on the street or in a restaurant.