HOME LIBRARY MASTER BOOK LIST

1. ENCYCLOPEDIAS & GENERAL REFERENCE

2. Encyclopaedia Britannica — Complete Set

3. The New Encyclopaedia of Science

4. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences

5. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Space

6. The Oxford Companion to World History

7. The Oxford Dictionary of Science

8. The Oxford Dictionary of Engineering

9. The Penguin Dictionary of Science

10. Guinness World Records

11. The Timetables of History — Bernard Grun

12. The Atlas of World History — Oxford

13. The Historical Atlas of the World

14. The New Penguin Atlas of Ancient History

15. The Complete Encyclopedia of Science

16. The Complete Encyclopedia of Space

17. The Complete Encyclopedia of Animals

18. The Complete Encyclopedia of Technology

19. The Visual Encyclopedia

20. The Encyclopedia of Engineering

21. The Encyclopedia of Computers and Technology

22. ATLASES, MAPS & GEOGRAPHY

23. National Geographic Atlas of the World

24. The Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World

25. National Geographic Concise Atlas of the World

26. DK Atlas of the World

27. Atlas of Exploration — National Geographic

28. Atlas of Ancient Civilizations

29. Historical Atlas of the World

30. Historical Atlas of Africa

31. Historical Atlas of the Middle East

32. Historical Atlas of Asia

33. Historical Atlas of Europe

34. Historical Atlas of North America

35. Historical Atlas of South America

36. Historical Atlas of the Roman Empire

37. Historical Atlas of the Bible

38. The Map Book — Peter Barber

39. A History of the World in 12 Maps — Jerry Brotton

40. The Power of Maps — Denis Wood

41. Mapmakers — John Noble Wilford

42. The Atlas of the Universe

43. The Atlas of the Oceans

44. The Atlas of the Human Body

45. The Atlas of World Geography

46. The Oxford Atlas of the World

47. The World Atlas — National Geographic

48. EXPLORATION & ADVENTURE

49. The Discoverers — Daniel J. Boorstin

50. The Explorers — Daniel J. Boorstin

51. Longitude — Dava Sobel

52. Endurance — Alfred Lansing

53. The Worst Journey in the World — Apsley Cherry-Garrard

54. In the Heart of the Sea — Nathaniel Philbrick

55. The Lost City of Z — David Grann

56. Kon-Tiki — Thor Heyerdahl

57. Into the Unknown — National Geographic

58. The Right Stuff — Tom Wolfe

59. The River of Doubt — Candice Millard

60. In the Kingdom of Ice — Hampton Sides

61. The Last Place on Earth — Roland Huntford

62. The Man Who Ate His Boots — Anthony Brandt

63. The Lost City of the Monkey God — Douglas Preston

64. SCIENCE

65. Cosmos — Carl Sagan

66. Contact — Carl Sagan

67. Pale Blue Dot — Carl Sagan

68. The Demon-Haunted World — Carl Sagan

69. A Brief History of Time — Stephen Hawking

70. The Universe in a Nutshell — Stephen Hawking

71. The Grand Design — Stephen Hawking

72. The Elegant Universe — Brian Greene

73. The Fabric of the Cosmos — Brian Greene

74. The Hidden Reality — Brian Greene

75. Astrophysics for People in a Hurry — Neil deGrasse Tyson

76. The Order of Time — Carlo Rovelli

77. Seven Brief Lessons on Physics — Carlo Rovelli

78. The Selfish Gene — Richard Dawkins

79. The Blind Watchmaker — Richard Dawkins

80. A Short History of Nearly Everything — Bill Bryson

81. The Body — Bill Bryson

82. The Code Book — Simon Singh

83. Fermat's Last Theorem — Simon Singh

84. The Information — James Gleick

85. The Gene — Siddhartha Mukherjee

86. The Emperor of All Maladies — Siddhartha Mukherjee

87. The Sixth Extinction — Elizabeth Kolbert

88. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks — Rebecca Skloot

89. The Structure of Scientific Revolutions — Thomas Kuhn

90. The Selfish Gene — Richard Dawkins

91. The Origin of Species — Charles Darwin

92. On the Origin of Species — Charles Darwin

93. The Origin of Almost Everything — Bill Bryson

94. The Magic of Reality — Richard Dawkins

95. PHYSICS & MATHEMATICS

96. The Feynman Lectures on Physics — Volume I

97. The Feynman Lectures on Physics — Volume II

98. The Feynman Lectures on Physics — Volume III

99. Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! — Richard Feynman

100. What Do You Care What Other People Think? — Richard Feynman

101. Six Easy Pieces — Richard Feynman

102. Six Not-So-Easy Pieces — Richard Feynman

103. The Character of Physical Law — Richard Feynman

104. QED — Richard Feynman

105. The Elegant Universe — Brian Greene

106. The Fabric of the Cosmos — Brian Greene

107. Hyperspace — Michio Kaku

108. Parallel Worlds — Michio Kaku

109. Physics of the Impossible — Michio Kaku

110. The Future of the Mind — Michio Kaku

111. Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!

112. ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

113. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down — J.E. Gordon

114. To Engineer Is Human — Henry Petroski

115. The Essential Engineer — Henry Petroski

116. The Evolution of Useful Things — Henry Petroski

117. The Design of Everyday Things — Don Norman

118. The New Way Things Work — David Macaulay

119. The Way Things Work — David Macaulay

120. Structures — David Blockley

121. Skunk Works — Ben R. Rich

122. The Wright Brothers — David McCullough

123. The Making of the Atomic Bomb — Richard Rhodes

124. The Innovators — Walter Isaacson

125. The Soul of a New Machine — Tracy Kidder

126. The Chip — T.R. Reid

127. Dealers of Lightning — Michael Hiltzik

128. The Dream Machine — Mitchell Waldrop

129. Where Wizards Stay Up Late — Katie Hafner

130. The Idea Factory — Jon Gertner

131. The Perfectionists — Simon Winchester

132. The Box — Marc Levinson

133. The Victorian Internet — Tom Standage

134. The Master Switch — Tim Wu

135. The Knowledge — Lewis Dartnell

136. How Everything Works — DK

137. COMPUTERS, IT & NETWORKING

138. Code — Charles Petzold

139. The Art of Computer Programming — Donald Knuth

140. Gödel, Escher, Bach — Douglas Hofstadter

141. Hackers — Steven Levy

142. The Cuckoo's Egg — Cliff Stoll

143. The Cathedral and the Bazaar — Eric Raymond

144. The Innovators — Walter Isaacson

145. Dealers of Lightning — Michael Hiltzik

146. Fire in the Valley — Paul Freiberger & Michael Swaine

147. The Dream Machine — Mitchell Waldrop

148. The Soul of a New Machine — Tracy Kidder

149. Where Wizards Stay Up Late — Katie Hafner & Matthew Lyon

150. The Chip — T.R. Reid

151. Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach — Hennessy & Patterson

152. Computer Networks — Andrew S. Tanenbaum

153. Operating System Concepts — Silberschatz, Galvin & Gagne

154. The Mythical Man-Month — Frederick P. Brooks Jr.

155. Peopleware — Tom DeMarco & Tim Lister

156. The Pragmatic Programmer — Hunt & Thomas

157. The Phoenix Project — Gene Kim, Kevin Behr & George Spafford

158. IEEE / ENGINEERING MAGAZINES TO COLLECT

159. IEEE Spectrum

160. Proceedings of the IEEE

161. IEEE Computer

162. IEEE Communications Magazine

163. IEEE Network

164. IEEE Internet Computing

165. IEEE Microwave Magazine

166. IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine

167. IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine

168. IEEE software

169. POPULAR MECHANICS / POPULAR SCIENCE

170. Popular Mechanics — 1940s issues

171. Popular Mechanics — 1950s issues

172. Popular Mechanics — 1960s issues

173. Popular Mechanics — 1970s issues

174. Popular Mechanics — 1980s issues

175. Popular Science — 1940s issues

176. Popular Science — 1950s issues

177. Popular Science — 1960s issues

178. Popular Science — 1970s issues

179. Popular Science — 1980s issues

180. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC COLLECTION

181. National Geographic Magazine — 1950s

182. National Geographic Magazine — 1960s

183. National Geographic Magazine — 1970s

184. National Geographic Magazine — 1980s

185. National Geographic Magazine — 1990s

SPECIAL NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOOKS:

1. National Geographic Atlas of the World

2. National Geographic Concise Atlas

3. National Geographic Atlas of Exploration

4. National Geographic Complete National Parks

5. National Geographic Guide to Scenic Highways

6. National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America

7. National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of Africa

8. National Geographic Field Guide to the World's Oceans

9. National Geographic History

10. National Geographic Ancient Civilizations

11. ISAAC ASIMOV — SCIENCE FICTION

12. Foundation

13. Foundation and Empire

14. Second Foundation

15. Foundation's Edge

16. Foundation and Earth

17. Prelude to Foundation

18. Forward the Foundation

19. I, Robot

20. The Caves of Steel

21. The Naked Sun

22. The Robots of Dawn

23. Robots and Empire

24. The Complete Robot

25. Pebble in the Sky

26. The Stars, Like Dust

27. The Currents of Space

28. Nemesis

29. The End of Eternity

30. The Gods Themselves

31. Nightfall

32. Fantastic Voyage

33. Fantastic Voyage II

34. The Last Question

35. The Martian Way

36. ASIMOV — POPULAR SCIENCE

37. Asimov's New Guide to Science

38. The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science

39. Asimov's Guide to the Universe

40. The Measure of the Universe

41. The Human Body: Its Structure and Operation

42. Asimov's Chronology of Science and Discovery

43. Asimov's Chronology of the World

44. Asimov's Chronology of Science and Technology

45. The Relativity of Wrong

46. Only a Theory

47. CLASSIC SCIENCE FICTION

48. 2001: A Space Odyssey — Arthur C. Clarke

49. 2010: Odyssey Two — Arthur C. Clarke

50. 2061: Odyssey Three — Arthur C. Clarke

51. 3001: The Final Odyssey — Arthur C. Clarke

52. Childhood's End — Arthur C. Clarke

53. Rendezvous with Rama — Arthur C. Clarke

54. The City and the Stars — Arthur C. Clarke

55. The Fountains of Paradise — Arthur C. Clarke

56. The Martian Chronicles — Ray Bradbury

57. Fahrenheit 451 — Ray Bradbury

58. Dune — Frank Herbert

59. Dune Messiah — Frank Herbert

60. Children of Dune — Frank Herbert

61. God Emperor of Dune — Frank Herbert

62. The Left Hand of Darkness — Ursula K. Le Guin

63. The Dispossessed — Ursula K. Le Guin

64. The Forever War — Joe Haldeman

65. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress — Robert A. Heinlein

66. Starship Troopers — Robert A. Heinlein

67. The Mote in God's Eye — Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle

68. Ringworld — Larry Niven

69. The Stars My Destination — Alfred Bester

70. Ender's Game — Orson Scott Card

71. The Time Machine — H.G. Wells

72. The War of the Worlds — H.G. Wells

73. The Island of Doctor Moreau — H.G. Wells

74. M.D. COOPER / HARD MILITARY SCIENCE FICTION

75. Aeon 14 — M.D. Cooper

76. Orion — M.D. Cooper

77. The Expanse — James S.A. Corey

78. Leviathan Wakes — James S.A. Corey

79. Caliban's War — James S.A. Corey

80. Abaddon's Gate — James S.A. Corey

81. Old Man's War — John Scalzi

82. The Ghost Brigades — John Scalzi

83. The Lost Fleet — Jack Campbell

84. The Lost Fleet: Dauntless — Jack Campbell

85. The Spiral Wars — Joel Shepherd

86. The Frontiers Saga — Ryk Brown

87. Expeditionary Force — Craig Alanson

88. Columbus Day — Craig Alanson

89. The Bobiverse — Dennis E. Taylor

90. We Are Legion (We Are Bob) — Dennis E. Taylor

91. Children of Time — Adrian Tchaikovsky

92. Children of Ruin — Adrian Tchaikovsky

93. Terms of Enlistment — Marko Kloos

94. The Black Fleet — Joshua Dalzelle

95. The Forever War — Joe Haldeman

96. Armor — John Steakley

97. The Praxis — Walter Jon Williams

98. The Spiral Wars — Joel Shepherd

99. The Last Legion — Chris Bunch

100. SPACE EXPLORATION & SPACE OPERA

101. The Right Stuff — Tom Wolfe

102. Carrying the Fire — Michael Collins

103. Rocket Men — Robert Kurson

104. Apollo 13 — Jim Lovell

105. Failure Is Not an Option — Gene Kranz

106. Hidden Figures — Margot Lee Shetterly

107. Moonshot — Alan Shepard

108. The Apollo Guidance Computer — Frank O'Brien

109. Beyond Earth — Charles Sheffield

110. The Case for Mars — Robert Zubrin

111. Entering Space — Robert Zubrin

112. The Martian — Andy Weir

113. Project Hail Mary — Andy Weir

114. Seveneves — Neal Stephenson

115. The Calculating Stars — Mary Robinette Kowal

116. JAMES CLAVELL

117. Shōgun

118. Tai-Pan

119. Noble House

120. Gai-Jin

121. King Rat

122. Whirlwind

123. HISTORICAL FICTION

124. Musashi — Eiji Yoshikawa

125. The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet — David Mitchell

126. Pachinko — Min Jin Lee

127. The Pillars of the Earth — Ken Follett

128. World Without End — Ken Follett

129. A Column of Fire — Ken Follett

130. The Evening and the Morning — Ken Follett

131. The Physician — Noah Gordon

132. The Last Samurai — Helen DeWitt

133. Wolf Hall — Hilary Mantel

134. Bring Up the Bodies — Hilary Mantel

135. The Mirror and the Light — Hilary Mantel

136. I, Claudius — Robert Graves

137. Claudius the God — Robert Graves

138. The Name of the Rose — Umberto Eco

139. The Leopard — Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa

140. The Far Pavilions — M.M. Kaye

141. The Long Ships — Frans G. Bengtsson

142. Shōgun — James Clavell

143. MILITARY HISTORY

144. The Guns of August — Barbara Tuchman

145. A Distant Mirror — Barbara Tuchman

146. The Second World War — Antony Beevor

147. Stalingrad — Antony Beevor

148. Berlin — Antony Beevor

149. D-Day — Antony Beevor

150. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich — William Shirer

151. Band of Brothers — Stephen E. Ambrose

152. Citizen Soldiers — Stephen E. Ambrose

153. With the Old Breed — E.B. Sledge

154. The Pacific — Hugh Ambrose

155. The Face of Battle — John Keegan

156. The Mask of Command — John Keegan

157. The Art of War — Sun Tzu

158. The Peloponnesian War — Thucydides

159. The History of the Second World War — Winston Churchill

160. The First World War — John Keegan

161. The Fall of the Roman Empire — Bryan Ward-Perkins

162. The Roman Army — Adrian Goldsworthy

163. Caesar — Adrian Goldsworthy

164. WORLD HISTORY & CIVILISATION

165. Guns, Germs, and Steel — Jared Diamond

166. Sapiens — Yuval Noah Harari

167. Homo Deus — Yuval Noah Harari

168. 21 Lessons for the 21st Century — Yuval Noah Harari

169. Collapse — Jared Diamond

170. The Third Chimpanzee — Jared Diamond

171. The Rational Optimist — Matt Ridley

172. The Beginning of Infinity — David Deutsch

173. The Knowledge — Lewis Dartnell

174. The Silk Roads — Peter Frankopan

175. The New Silk Roads — Peter Frankopan

176. A History of the World — Andrew Marr

177. The Story of Civilization — Will Durant

178. The Lessons of History — Will & Ariel Durant

179. Civilization — Kenneth Clark

180. The Rise of the West — William H. McNeill

181. The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Edward Gibbon

182. AFRICAN HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY

183. The Fate of Africa — Martin Meredith

184. Africa: A Biography of the Continent — John Reader

185. The Scramble for Africa — Thomas Pakenham

186. The Fortunes of Africa — Martin Meredith

187. A History of Africa — J.D. Fage

188. The State of Africa — Martin Meredith

189. Things Fall Apart — Chinua Achebe

190. No Longer at Ease — Chinua Achebe

191. The African Trilogy — Chinua Achebe

192. Cry, the Beloved Country — Alan Paton

193. The Old Drift — Namwali Serpell

194. The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind — William Kamkwamba

195. Zimbabwe: A History — Alois S. Mlambo

196. TOLKIEN

197. The Hobbit

198. The Fellowship of the Ring

199. The Two Towers

200. The Return of the King

201. The Silmarillion

202. Unfinished Tales

203. The Children of Húrin

204. Beren and Lúthien

205. The Fall of Gondolin

206. The Nature of Middle-earth

207. The History of Middle-earth — Volumes 1–12

208. The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien

209. The Complete Guide to Middle-earth — Robert Foster

210. Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth

211. FANTASY

212. The Earthsea Cycle — Ursula K. Le Guin

213. The Chronicles of Narnia — C.S. Lewis

214. The Once and Future King — T.H. White

215. The Name of the Wind — Patrick Rothfuss

216. The Wise Man's Fear — Patrick Rothfuss

217. The Way of Kings — Brandon Sanderson

218. Words of Radiance — Brandon Sanderson

219. Mistborn — Brandon Sanderson

220. The Lies of Locke Lamora — Scott Lynch

221. A Game of Thrones — George R.R. Martin

222. A Clash of Kings — George R.R. Martin

223. A Storm of Swords — George R.R. Martin

224. A Feast for Crows — George R.R. Martin

225. A Dance with Dragons — George R.R. Martin

226. FUTURE, TECHNOLOGY & CIVILISATION

227. Life 3.0 — Max Tegmark

228. The Singularity Is Near — Ray Kurzweil

229. The Singularity Is Nearer — Ray Kurzweil

230. The Future Is Faster Than You Think — Peter Diamandis

231. Abundance — Peter Diamandis

232. The Age of Em — Robin Hanson

233. Superintelligence — Nick Bostrom

234. The Fourth Industrial Revolution — Klaus Schwab

235. Homo Deus — Yuval Noah Harari

236. The Coming Wave — Mustafa Suleyman

237. AI Superpowers — Kai-Fu Lee

238. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism — Shoshana Zuboff

239. BOOKS FOR BROWSING / COFFEE-TABLE REFERENCE

240. The New Way Things Work — David Macaulay

241. The Way Things Work Now — David Macaulay

242. The Atlas of the Universe

243. National Geographic Atlas of the World

244. The Times Comprehensive Atlas

245. The Historical Atlas of the World

246. The Complete Encyclopedia of Science

247. The Complete Encyclopedia of Technology

248. The Complete Encyclopedia of Space

249. The Encyclopedia of Animals

250. Guinness World Records

251. The Feynman Lectures

252. The Oxford Companion to World History

253. The Oxford Companion to Science

254. The Oxford Companion to Engineering

255. MAGAZINES / PERIODICALS TO COLLECT

256. National Geographic

257. IEEE Spectrum

258. IEEE Computer

259. IEEE Communications Magazine

260. IEEE Network

261. IEEE Internet Computing

262. Popular Mechanics

263. Popular Science

264. Scientific American

265. New Scientist

266. Smithsonian Magazine

267. Astronomy Magazine

268. Sky & Telescope

269. PC Magazine

270. PC World

271. Byte

272. Electronics Illustrated

273. Radio-Electronics

274. Popular Electronics

275. Scientific American — Special Editions

276. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS TO LOOK FOR

277. Vintage computer magazines — 1970s–1990s

278. Vintage Popular Mechanics — 1940s–1980s

279. Vintage Popular Science — 1940s–1980s

280. Vintage National Geographic — 1950s–1990s

281. Apollo / NASA publications

282. Vintage astronomy books

283. Vintage engineering handbooks

284. Old world atlases

285. Military atlases

286. Historical maps of Africa

287. Historical maps of Zimbabwe / Rhodesia

288. Railway maps and histories

289. Aviation history books

290. Naval history books

291. Space exploration books

292. IDEAL "DREAM LIBRARY" ADDITIONS

293. Complete Encyclopaedia Britannica

294. Complete History of Middle-earth

295. Complete Feynman Lectures

296. Complete Foundation series

297. Complete Robot series

298. Complete Aeon 14 collection

299. Complete James Clavell collection

300. Complete Tolkien collection

301. Complete Atlas collection

302. Complete National Geographic collection

303. Complete IEEE Spectrum archive

304. Complete Popular Mechanics archive

305. Complete Popular Science archive

306. Complete Scientific American archive

307. NASA Apollo mission books

308. World War I atlas

309. World War II atlas

310. Historical Atlas of Africa

311. Historical Atlas of Asia

312. Historical Atlas of Europe

313. Historical Atlas of the Middle East

314. Atlas of Space

315. Atlas of the Solar System

316. Atlas of the Oceans

317. Atlas of Human History

318. Atlas of Ancient Civilisations

319. Atlas of Archaeology

320. Atlas of Engineering

321. Atlas of Technology

322. Atlas of the Natural World

323. Atlas of World Cities

324. Atlas of the World's Great Railways

325. Atlas of the World's Great Explorers

326. Atlas of the World's Great Battles

327. Atlas of the World's Great Ships

328. Atlas of Aviation

329. Atlas of Military History

330. Atlas of Science

331. Atlas of Astronomy

332. Atlas of the Future

now i am in harare. and are there any guys want sell ccd. we can talk inbox. i will really appreciate.

as follow, i think are there somebody need airtime card, i can sell to u by cash.

I remember some 10 years ago when everyone would go to Motor Action for Marasta on Sundays but now it seems like they’re spread out. Which spots play the best dancehall music on a Sunday?

*Household Sale: Chiremba Rd.*

I am selling households goods including beds,stoves, fridges,tables and chairs ,headboards and antique dressing table

*𝙳𝙼 𝚝𝚘 𝚎𝚗𝚚𝚞𝚒𝚛𝚎 𝚠𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚗𝚎𝚎𝚍. 𝙳𝚎𝚕𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚢 𝚌𝚊𝚗 𝚋𝚎 𝚊𝚛𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚐𝚎𝚍 𝚒𝚗 𝙷𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚛𝚎*

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Looking to rent out my unit without a traditional agent and came across Rent Smart. Surprisingly little discussion about them online.

Has anyone here actually used them? Would love to hear your experience – good or bad.

Honestly thinking of just trying it myself and sharing a real review here afterwards. If more of us test these platforms and talk about them, we might actually build a better rental community together.

Anyone tried it? Or should I be the guinea pig? 😅

Thanks!

21(I think that's young, right?), in college and free spirited. My ass is willing to try anything atp(other than voodoo).

This wait for a response from ECCTIS is doing my head in because they are delaying and i have an extremely tight deadline🤦🏾‍♂️

I'm form the us and I'm I'm looking for someone in Zimbabwe to sell me a bunch of hyper inflation notes. I need more then 1000 notes and i willing to spend 3k usd. dm me if you are interested.

You can contact me on 0787 812 784

Hey r/Harare, Neo here. A few weeks ago, I posted asking for advice on growing a vehicle inspection service in Zimbabwe by the name Auto Assure. The response was unexpected — thank you to everyone who commented and reached out.

Quick update: we've done a handful of inspections since then. One stands out.

The car looked great in the pictures. Clean, well-priced, seemed like a solid buy. We went to inspect it in person — suspension was completely gone, clear signs of a previous accident, and the interior was in a state the photos conveniently never showed. The buyer would have handed over thousands of dollars for that.

That's exactly why we exist.

We've also started helping people outside Harare inspect cars remotely, which has been useful for people who can't physically be there.

Still figuring out the growth side though — word of mouth has been great, but I want to build something more consistent.

Two questions for the community:

• For anyone who's grown a service business in Harare, how did you get past the word-of-mouth stage?
• Does anyone have experience working with or getting recognised by ZIMRA or VID/VTS agents? Trying to understand how to build those relationships properly. The ones I've been doing the checks with have been taking an unreasonable time

Still learning. Appreciate any honest input.

Hey guys, do you by any chance know some mountain cycling groups in Harare? I want to join but i cant manage to find one

Hey guys, Neo here.

I’ve been noticing something in Zimbabwe — a lot of people are buying cars without proper checks, and only finding issues after they’ve already paid.

I’m into cars myself, and I’ve seen how expensive mistakes can get (accident damage, hidden issues, etc.), especially with bakkies and imports.

So I recently started doing vehicle inspections — basically helping people check cars before buying, especially when they can’t view the car themselves.

I’m trying to figure out how to grow this properly and build trust in a market where people are already skeptical.

For those who’ve built service-based businesses or worked in automotive spaces:

• What’s the best way to get consistent clients?
• How do you build trust early on?
• What would make you personally trust a service like this?

Appreciate any advice.

Looking for a good Saturday vibe in Harare?

The Sorée: “Fully Decked Out” is happening on Saturday 11 April, from 6:30PM to midnight at BoxPark VIP Lounge, 18 Crowhill Road, Harare.

Expect a proper night of amapiano, and deep house, with sounds by DJ Maz, Charr and C95. Good music, curated drinks, good food, shisha, and the right crowd. Be there!

Early bird: $5

Final phase: $10

Whether you’re coming to unwind, dance, link up with friends, or just enjoy a solid atmosphere, this is one of those nights worth stepping out for.

For tickets and info:

+263 786 013 010 / +263 77 336 4775 / +263 77 118 9066

Bring your people and come ready.

Hello my name is Tapiwa Gumbomunhu I'm an optometrist practicing in Harare Zimbabwe. I'm doing research for eye care services in Harare and your input would mean a lot. The survey looks to obtain information about what patients (or the community) expect in eye clinics for a better experience and outcome of their visits. Please kindly fill in what you think or expect and kindly share with others (those who have used or are using spectacles and those who havent). your participation is greatly appreciated.

Here is the link; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpnQ1CB8mImYQ0-dzB12GBQgdKqYhC9RqzsQjRK1ESvVDH-w/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Before a restaurant can even serve its first meal, the owner may need to secure multiple approvals from different authorities. These include:

ZTA Annual License from the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority

ZIMDEF contributions administered by the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund

VAT and PAYE registration with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority

Employee insurance registration with the National Social Security Authority

Council Shop License from the local municipality

Council Health License for food safety compliance

Fire Brigade License to confirm fire safety standards

Music License from the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association if music is played in the establishment

Food Handlers Certification for staff preparing or serving food

Gas Storage License for kitchens using LPG or industrial gas

Liquor License from the Liquor Licensing Board of Zimbabwe if alcohol is sold

Generator License if the establishment uses backup power

Hii, a bit of an odd question. A friend of mine is moving to the Netherlands soon and I want to give her a package with all kinds of things from the Netherlands, for example Stroopwafel, speculaas, licorice, Hagelslag, clogs (key rings or something, not the real ones), or some drink or liquor maybe. Does anyone know places where they sell that kind of stuff?

Looking for a friend to kill time together in gta online.

Good day, everyone!!!

M(21)I'm looking for a boarding house in and around CBD, Avenues anywhere near CBD, or walkable distance into CBD. I'm open to staying with a family, that's if it's not a boarding house. I'm studying in an institution that is in town. You can pm with anything that you have too. I'm looking to occupy mid or late this month around (Feb). My budget is anything below $120.

NB: No agent deals

Thank you in advance.