Hell on Harare’s streets

Marshall Bwanya Features Writer
The story of street people has been told and retold for many years yet the ordinary person in Zimbabwe’s cities continues to turn a blind eye to the scourge. As the years go by, more and more street children and adults continue to

Netanyahu in China: Glorious past, soaring future

BEIJING. — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began the substantive part of his five-day China visit yesterday with a colourful red carpet welcome ceremony in the shadow of Beijing’s Great Hall of the People.

World Economic Forum begins

Victoria Ruzvidzo in Cape Town, South Africa
LEADERS in Government, business, civil society, media and the academia from Africa and beyond are attending the World Economic Forum on Africa which began yesterday as they seek to consolidate the continent’s growth trajectory.

Upcoming singer Dotcom churns out third album

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
THE late legendary musician Leonard “Musorowenyoka” Dembo inspired a plethora of musicians with some who have since become household names.
One such artiste who is inspired by Dembo is upcoming musician Tendai Chipara also known as “Dotcom” in music circles. The sungura musician has released a new album titled

Tryson, Holly’s ink deal

Zecheaus Nemadire Arts correspondent
DENDERA singer Tryson Chimbetu has inked a deal with Holly’s Hotel that will see the youngster performing there every Friday.
Dubbed “Friday Mafaro Chete”, the slot starts tomorrow at the hotel as part of the support for Tryson’s new album “Compus”.

Jah Prayzah rocks Manchester

Arts Correspondent
CONTEMPORARY musician, Jah Prayzah gave a good account of himself at his final gig held in Manchester, United Kingdom to make up for his two previous shows that were marred by poor sound system with fans threatening to beat up the musician.

Theatre guru Hardie holds workshops in Zim

Stephen Chifunyise  Theatre Corridors

THE President of the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People Ms Yvette Hardie of South Africa is in the country for meetings with members of the Assitej-Zimbabwe Centre (Zimbabwe Association of Theatre for Children and Young People) and for workshops on creating theatre for children and young people.

May D, PSquare bury the hatchet

THEY might have had a messy separation but it seems like May D and his former bosses have settled their differences.
NET has gathered that PSquare will feature on May D’s debut album which drops tomorrow. The album is titled “Chapter One” and according to the track-list revealed some hours

Jacko tattooed his lips pink

MICHAEL JACKSON tattooed his lips pink, permanently inked his eyebrows and relied on a dark tattoo to blend his hairline into his wig, according to an autopsy report given in a Los Angeles court yesterday.

Has Damasus snatched Sirmeon’s ex-hubby?

HAS Stella Damasus secretly tied the knot with Doris Simeon’s former husband?
Question of the week, if you ask those following the queer drama.

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