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Entries for 'Elizabeth Mutambara'
A couple of weeks ago, a friend invited me to dinner at Kobe Jones at Sydney's King Street Wharf.
Little did I know that it would be one of the mos...
Yesterday, my friends and I decided to go out for dinner and instead of focusing on whether to eat Asian, American, Italian or Persian cuisine, we foc...
Every time I wake up after a big night out, I wonder why I - and we, as human beings - drink ourselves silly, knowing not only that the morning after ...
I have a confession to make: I am one of Sydney's most selfish diners - every time I discover a local restaurant, pub or cafe that makes delicious low...
"Sometimes you wanna go, where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came" - remember the theme song from the popular US TV show Cheer...
Once upon a time in Africa, people liked buying cheap food, coffee and blood diamonds. Excuse me for going back to Africa again, but that is where I'm...
She spent nine months bearing you and then spent hours in pain, eager to see you. She cooked for you when you were hungry, cleaned for you when you we...
By Elizabeth Mutambara and Evie Jaye It takes one minute of weakness to lose years of hard work. One rendezvous to ruin your marriage. One decision ...
I have never quite understood the fascination and interest that people have in cooking shows such as MasterChef or My Kitchen Rules. The contestants ...
In Zimbabwe, my birth country, when it came to the roles of a man and a woman in a relationship, the office was for men and the kitchen was for women...