adminMarechera’s legacy lives on but . . .
Abel Dzobo Arts CorrespondentMAVERICK writer and poet Dambudzo Marechera’s legacy lives on but has not been fully exploited by Zimbabweans.
This was revealed at last week’s Spanish Embassy Book Club where the late Dambudzo Marechera’s novel, “Mindblast”, was read by renowned author Tinashe Mushakavanhu.
Namatai Chipanga to release first solo project
Richmore Tera Arts CorrespondentMUSICIANS have been urged to invest a lot of time and money if they want to come up with quality projects, musician Charles Chipanga has said.
He made the remarks ahead of the release of his wife, Namatai’s first solo project titled “Grace Moments”, which is currently being mixed in South Africa before it hits the market
Poetry lovers in for a treat at Hifa
Lovemore Meya Arts CorrespondentMORE than 10 of the world’s best poets are expected to grace the Harare International Festival of the Arts which starts on April 30 and ends on May 4.
The annual international festival of poetry and the arts is celebrating language through poetry running under the sub-theme “What is Poetry?”, which kicked off on April 21 in
Gospel show presenter swaps roles
Brenda Phiri Arts CorrespondentPRECIOUS Kahwema, the vivacious presenter of ZBCTV’s Prime Gospel Show, is the new entrant into the music scene with a sizzling album that is set to establish her as solo artiste.
Miss Carnival to empower young women
Brenda Phiri Arts CorrespondentTHE Miss Carnival scheduled to take place on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe International Carnival will not replace or compete with the already existing beauty contests since it would add diversity to modelling shows, an official has said.
Gospel concerts good for all
I HAVE attended a few gospel concerts before and my opinion about them has always been that they are good for mental relaxation, escapism and ideal for preaching the word to the non-Christians and Christians alike.Plaxedes serenades music lovers
Entertainment ReporterSONGSTRESS Plaxedes Wenyika made her presence felt when she serenaded music lovers at the Royal Golf Sports Club on a journey into sound.
The “Queen of Ballad”, as she is affectionately known by her adoring fans, was on point from start to finish as she performed her hits before an appreciative crowd.
Tryson, Young Igwe on a roll
Sydney Kawadza Arts CorrespondentThe Peter Moyo/Tryson Chimbetu combination could be something new to many music lovers in Zimbabwe but every time the two go on stage then fireworks are guaranteed.
The two young artistes have recorded a song “Bhora Mberi” which is on Tryson Chimbetu’s latest album. True to their promise on the duet, the young musicians are on a roll and
Dudu launches album No. 5
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment EditorOne of Zimbabwe’s top afro-jazz musicians, Dudu Manhenga, will this afternoon launch her fifth album, a debut worshipping project to reaffirm her faith in God.
The 11-track album ground-breaking launch will be held at the Book Café followed by a series of launches across the country in the next few months.
Zim movie set for SA festival
Zecheaus Nemadire Arts CorrespondentA Zimbabwean film will feature at the South Africa’s Cape Winelands Film Festival competition which runs from April 30 to May 4.
Titled “Dry Cry”, the film – which was produced and directed by Lloyd Chikwame – will premiere at the five-day film fiesta together with films from the United States and West