Satire tackles atrocities and unemployment
A 24-year-old Bulawayo author, Crispen Ndlovu, tackles some of the country’s darkest moments in a new political satire based in Matabeleland province....
21.1.2014
16:26
21.1.2014
16:21
Dancehall obscenity divides opinion
“Dancehall is growing and there’s unity between producers, DJs and artists. Zimbabwe will be a little...
14.1.2014
15:31
Has sungura lost its steam?
As the curtain closes down on the 2013 musical calendar, the local music landscape has experienced...
7.1.2014
15:40
Golden days of selling art replaced by gloom
“This one is going for 20 rand. That one goes for 500 rand and we can...
18.12.2013
8:19
Jameson Vic Falls Carnival
Jameson Irish Whiskey is proud to be the headline sponsor of the Jameson Vic Falls Carnival...
11.12.2013
10:37
Gospel artist has story to tell
Dozens of Zimbabwean musicians showcase their talents in exile, but rarely do we get to hear...
11.12.2013
10:32
Miss Zim-SA set to widen its horizons
In front of a boisterous and very enthusiastic crowd in the stylish Cappellos restaurant in Sunnypark,...
3.12.2013
16:19
Fans should respect female musicians: Masona
Rising female Afro jazzremba musician Kessia Masona has called on music fans to show respect to...
