Music
Killer T Denies Anything to do with Kambanga’s Death
The Chairman, Killer T, has vehemently denied having anything to do with the death of 18 year old Michelle Kambanga who died last week in a horrific car accident.
Theatre & Comedy
Water Games, a Reason to Attend PAIF 2015
As we are nearing the start of the 7th edition of the Protest Arts International Festival (PAIF) to be held early next month, one would wonder why they should bother going. Well we have a reason for you to attend and that is ‘Water Games’.
Music
Why Not Celebrate Our Very Own?
It is sad to note that at times, shows organised locally which comprise of mainly local artists are often poorly attended. This of course does not apply to the ‘Big 5’ (Winky D, Tuku, Jah Prayzah , Sulu and Macheso).
zz How We Live
Tin Tin Overcomes Endometriosis Fears
On January 14, 2014, Tinopona Katsande, aka Tin Tin, posted on her Facebook page that she had endometriosis, a medical condition which left her infertile.
Other Arts & Culture Issues
Quick Chat with Zombie make-up artist, Taku
Make-up artist, Takudzwa Scotty, has taken his work to the next unique level.
Music
Tuku fans celebrate Samanyanga’s 63rd Birthday
September 22 marks the birth of music icon, Dr. Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi, who was born on this day in 1952.
Fashion
Sophie Ndaba Opens Edgars Fashion Extravaganza
Award-winning South African actress, Sophie Ndaba famous for her role as Queen Moroka in the soap, Generations, has jetted into the country to open the Edgars Stores annual Fashion Extravaganza promotion.
zz People
Challenges Faced by African Journalists
Four hundred and fifty journalists from across Africa gathered at Rhodes University for the 19th edition of the Highway Africa Conference in Grahamstown, South Africa.
Visual Arts
Zim Representatives at 56th Venice Biennale Revealed
Masimba Hwati, Chikonzero Chazunguza and Gareth Nyandoro will represent the Zimbabwe at the 56th edition of the Venice Biennale.
Books
Flowchyld’s Shards Bag NAMA Award
When I first met her, she was staging an emotionally packed poetic performance that gripped my attention till she uttered her last word. After she was done, the whole auditorium thundered in applause, appreciating her classical display, and the master of the poetry slam said, "....give it up one more time for Flowchyld!" She indeed was flowing in simple verbs and adjectives, but the way she had them all arranged made me believe it was a language from the gods.