Sungura stars preach tolerance
Sungura stars, M & M Okavango Dance, are optimistic that their latest release and fifth album entitled ‘Umfan’omcane’ meaning “Small boy” will take them to a...
26.9.2012
14:55
26.9.2012
14:53
Chasi aims high
New Afro Jazz sensation Rudo Chasi has set her sights on scaling greater heights in the...
26.9.2012
14:49
Beauty without brains meaningless
Reigning Miss Harare, Emily Kachote, has urged beauty queens to take education seriously in order to...
26.9.2012
14:47
Laughing Now: New stories from Zimbabwe
Laughing Now, edited by Irene Staunton and published by Weaver Press, is an anthology of 14...
26.9.2012
14:40
Intswasa triumphs
The annual Intwasa Festival koBulawayo, which ended in Bulawayo last week, has been described as one...
26.9.2012
14:38
SoProfound breaks barriers
SoProfound is a man on a mission to spread the gospel through poetry. In an exclusive...
26.9.2012
14:35
Let the children play
Ethnomusicologists Elisha Herema and Theresa Mutete have launched a platform for arts education called Let the...
26.9.2012
14:34
Garakara now a journalist
Prolific sungura musician, Joseph Garakara is now a journalist after completing a four year degree in...
26.9.2012
14:33
Aggabu pays tribute to dad
Aggabu Nyabinde, son of legendary musician, Bob Nyabinde, popularly known as the “Headmaster”, is following in...
26.9.2012
12:14
Shoko meets expectations
The much-anticipated Shoko Festival did not disappoint fans as artists from a wide spectrum of genres...
18.9.2012
16:34
Macheso seeks divine intervention
Alick Macheso is known for composing songs that hint at his personal experiences. His latest song,...
