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A poem for fallen fathers
Poet Batsirai Chigama wrote this for Fathers' Day 2016. She writes of a father she loved and admired, but who, somewhere along the line, fell from grace...
Poet Batsirai Chigama wrote this for Fathers' Day 2016. She writes of a father she loved and admired, but who, somewhere along the line, fell from grace...
Zimbabwean artists have been encouraged to stop pitying themselves and their situation during a key adress at the annual Arts & Culture Indaba which took off in Masvingo yesterday, October 31, 2012.
Itโs been over five years now since the first monthly event bringing female artists together was held at the Book Cafรฉ in Harare. Half a decade and a full complement of talented artists who have been bred on this platform later, the mic is still open and the fire of creativity is still burning.
Talented bass player, singer and actress, Edith WeUtonga Katiji, this weekend took her band up to Kenya for a performance at the Blankets & Wine Festival.
Few Zimbabweans have dedicated as much of their lives to poetry as has Chirikure Chirikure. He continues to push his words to new heights and new spaces. With effect from June 2012 thousands of travellers going through Austriaโs Vienna Airport will read his words and perhaps wonder who this man of words really is.
In 2012 with her band Savannah Afros, Rutendo Machiridza won the national finals for Music Crossroads held on January 21, on HarareโsFirst Street. That was the beginning of a musically good year and period of progress for the singer.
When I saw the advert for South African musician Bongeziwe Mabandlaโs show, I like many people, am sure, was wondering who this guy is.ย I had never heard of him at all and had a battle of wills about whether to go or not.
She is known as FlowChyld in poetry and hip-hop circles. She is one of Zimbabweโs most tenacious spoken-word artists and slam poets and next week she represents us all at the Poetry International Festival in Rotterdam.