Sacco puts finishing touches on album No. 3
Freeman Razemba recently in ChimanimaniCHIMANIMANI-based artiste Joshua “Mukuwasha weZimbabwe” Sacco has finally finished recording his seven-track album titled “Vana veZimbabwe”. In an interview on the sidelines of the 12th edition of the
Pilot who chose to work with stone
When the French painter Henri Matisse (1869-1954) left his profession as a lawyer to study art in Paris, little did he know that he was going to become a world icon not as a lawyer but as an artist and to be later classified among avant-garde artists like Picasso and Modigliani.New gospel group on the block
Art CorrespondentGOSPEL music diva Primrose Cement has inspired a new gospel music outfit Peace Gospel Singers to record their first album “Mwari Pindirai”. The eight-track album, which was recorded at Studio N based in
Maumbe releases debut Chimurenga album
Tarisai Machakaire Art Correspondent
New Zealand-based Chi-murenga music artiste Joseph Maumbe has released an eight-track album entitled “Africa”. The album, produced by Gramma Records, features tracks such as “Musha”, “Africa”
Brush with law inspires US-based group
Edgar Moyana Christian entertainment
Many gospel music groups in Zimbabwe have struggled with different problems and challenges but only a few have shown resilience by managing to stay focused on their main objective — preaching
Haddon, Magacha thrill gospel fans
Winstone Antonio Entertainment Reporter
It was a night to remember for the local Christian community as visiting American gospel artiste Deitrick Haddon gave a mesmerising performance at a show held in the Harare Gardens over the weekend.
University to research on water hyacinth
Chinhoyi BureauCHINHOYI University of Technology will soon institute research into the dreaded water hyacinth weed that threatens most of Zimbabwe’s dams, lakes and river systems. Pervading large swathes of the
Belvedere students graduate
Herald Reporter
The technical aspect in colleges’ curriculum is of paramount importance to a nation that is promoting industrial development, a Government official said yesterday. In a speech read on his behalf by an
ZiFM launch today
Kudakwashe Gwabanayi Herald Reporter
Radio broadcasting in Zimbabwe is set to go a gear up as another commercial station, ZiFM, will be launched today. The radio station, which has been on a test frequency for the past month, will be a first
Govt trains 550 midwives
Paidamoyo Chipunza Health Reporter
Government has trained more than 500 primary care nurses (PCN) to assist pregnant mothers deliver in rural health centres. In an interview on the sidelines of the ongoing East, Central and Southern Africa

