Monthly Archives: October 2026

Art Menu plus Food Menu = a multilayered cultural experience at UpState Restaurant, Harare, Zimbabwe

An innovative partnership in Harare births a Food and Art Menu!! My collection of Palm, People and Baobab paintings finds a home on the walls of UpState restaurant as an inaugural exhibition, supported by Bongai Zamchiya, Harare entrepreneur par excellence, … Continue reading →

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From dry red earth and a long parched lowveld winter, these starry, scented shrubs burst forth …..

From dry red earth and a long parched lowveld winter, these starry, scented shrubs burst forth at Our Kaya Nyala homestead in Mahenye ….. glistening against the cloudless cobalt sky. In Gonarezhou and at Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, every walk … Continue reading →

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