adminD’Banj releases album track list
D’Banj Records has released the official track list for D’banj’s upcoming album “D’Kings Men” but surprisingly they excluded the featuredP-Square builds third mansion!
Lagos. – P-Square continue to display just how well their hard work is paying off. The twins are now building their third mansion in Ikoyi, Lagos. The duo also has two other mansions, a N150 million homeI’m not Nigerian, says Femi Kuti
Lagos. – Femi Anikulapo Kuti, the son of the late afrobeat legend Fela, says he would rather be called an African than a Nigerian since his music was more appreciated outside his country of birth. The “BangWWE’s Paul Bearer dies
Paul BEARER – the spooky WWE managerwho helped introduce The Undertaker – died on Tuesday evening at the age of 58 . . . this according to
SA film wins US award
Johannesburg. – South African romantic comedy “Fanie Fourie’s Lobola” won the Audience Choice Award for Best Comedy at the 19th Annual Sedona International Film Festival in Arizona, the film’s directorMarking Women’s Day at Book Cafe
Entertainment ReporterTHE “Sistaz Open Mic” session at the Book Cafe to celebrate the International Women’s Day will this Saturday feature a line-up of women artistes ready to step out and express themselves freely to mark
Glendale braces for ‘Batai Munhu’
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentMan of the moment Suluman Chimbetu is expected to lead an array of artistes that are billed to perform at this year’s 21st February Movement celebration gala at Rujeko Primary School, Glendale,
Peter Moyo keen to learn
Arts Correspondent
Utakakata frontman and the late Tongai Moyo’s son Peter says he has learnt a lot from holding joint shows with seasoned local musicians since he ventured into music more than a year ago
Prize galore at Tuku, Zahara show
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
There will be many prizes at the show of the week featuring Oliver Mtukudzi, Zahara, Alexio Kawara and Mokoomba at the Harare International Conference Centre tomorrow. Revellers stand a chance to win
Making birth control more affordable
Dr Bashir IssakI recently met a young woman named Mercy who had five children and was struggling to make ends meet. She had tried oral contraceptives to prevent pregnancy, but admitted that she often forgot to