adminNew artistes aim for the top
Richmore Tera Arts CorrespondentIt is clear that some new artistes are determined to make a lasting mark on the local music scene judging from the amount of hard work they are putting into producing quality albums. Liberty
Ex-Zakaria band member doing just fine!
Arts CorrespondentFormer Khiama Boys bassist Nasho Azati – who left the group in October last year to join new group Unity Stars – says he has settled well and is happy. Nasho divulged that he has amassed a lot of
Gospel war rages on
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentThe tug-of-war between gospel musicians Mathias Mhere and Kudakwashe Kunyavapa seems to be far from over as the two lay claim to the chart topper “Favour” and the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association
Holidaymakers win big
Entertainment ReporterIt was all smiles for three lucky holidaymakers after winning big in the Hotels and Leisure Africa Montclair Resort and Casino competition. The draw was recently conducted at the hotel where the winners
Rastafarians blast Snoop Lion
SNOOP LION’S recent transformation from hardcore rap to Reggae has surprised and even amused many music fans locally and overseas. However, some prominent Rastafarians are far from enthusedKendrick Lamar takes rap by storm
KENDRICK LAMAR has taken the rap world by storm. Now he has the numbers to back himself up. He has reached the one million mark is digital sales with his “Swimming Pools (Drank)” single. US digitalTrey Songz gets back to theatre
IF you enjoyed seeing Trey Songz in the recent box office hit “Texas Chainsaw 3D”, you won’t have to wait a year or two for his next on-screen effort. “Baggage Claim”, the anticipated film adaptation ofKarrueche Tran begins new chapter
AS Karrueche Tran begins a new chapter after Chris Brown and adds a career path in fashion design, the new face to fame also steps out on the cover of Rolling Out magazine, leaving little to the imagination.Djokovic wore down Murray
MELBOURNE — Novak Djokovic wore down Andy Murray in a gruelling four-set final to clinch the professional era’s first hat-trick of Australian Open tennis titles in attritional style yesterday.
Professor John Makumbe dies
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