Whether you’re a seasoned camper or someone who prefers a bit more luxury, glamping offers a good balance of adventure and comfort. Trust me, a night in one of these charming pods is an experience you won’t soon forget. There’s something magical about spending a night under the stars with wifi, and when you combine…
Tag: Life
Plum Picking: A Sweet, Seasonal Escape
A number of farms offer you a chance to go and pick seasonal fruit and vegetables all depending on your location and what is available for the season. There’s something uniquely satisfying about harvesting your own fruit straight from the source. If you’re looking for an enjoyable activity, of picking your own, Peterley Manor Farm…
A Restful Stay at Hanlo Estate a Natural Serenity
In the hustle and bustle of our busy daily lives, we often forget the importance of stepping back, breathing deep, and finding solace in the quiet embrace of nature. Just when we thought we didn’t need it, a tranquil haven emerged in the form of Hanlo Estate, nestled off Leopards Hill Road in Lusaka. Turned…
A Whirlwind of Shenanigans
Hey there long time no blog, fellow adventurers and food enthusiasts! Grab your forks and fasten your seatbelts because I’ve got a minor hilarious tale of escapades in and round the city while juggling the highs and lows of being a working mom, indulging in mouthwatering culinary adventures, and even managed to embarked on a…
Siesta by Mint: A Culinary Oasis in the Heart of Lusaka
Nestled in the heart of Lusaka, Siesta by Mint offers a culinary oasis for those seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its relaxed ambiance, lush greenery, and mouthwatering cuisine, it has quickly become a popular destination for lunch-goers in search of a tranquil escape. The restaurant’s menu is a…
A Coral Reef Seascape on the Indian Ocean
Known as one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world a trip to Zanzibar’s coastline offers one of the most spectacular experiences in East Africa. As much as dinking cocktails on the beach and just looking into the ocean was a pleasure, really wanted to go snorkelling at first but it was an early…
Pandemic Times: Life, Living & Lateral Flow
One day in December, after avoiding covid for two years came into contact with someone that had it. Took a lateral flow that came back negative days passed by had no symptoms then suddenly woke up feeling incredibly ill with so much pain in my chest which felt like it was on fire, the feeling…
Why Do We Vote?
Compassion is the foundation for a better world, not violence. With everything going on in the world, as nations begin to slowly rebuild and rethink their future, Zambians went to the polls August 12 to decide the future of their lives. This year’s election was unlike any other and more significant because change is required…
Digital Freedom Fighters
When we think of the term freedom fighter in Zambian history a name that comes to mind is the founding father of Zambia Dr. Kenneth Kaunda who recently passed away at 97 years old. Say what you will about him but his approach to activism, pan africanism, mediation work of uniting countries in Southern Africa,…
Pandemic Times: Yestoday
Life changed last year without our permission, no one asked it to happen that way it just did, everything as we know it flipped upside down unexpectedly. Here we are a year on and to speak close to each other, to socialise, hug or shake hands is to put a life at risk. To go…
The Points of Lu 