Spain’s Miguel to grace One Mic

Zecheaus Nemadire Arts Correspondent
Well-known artiste Miguel Cabalto from Spain is expected to grace “One Mic Session”, an event meant to educate local musicians on marketing using the internet at Budiriro Youth Centre.

Extra Kwazvose calls for patience

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Extra KWAZVOSE has appealed to fans to be patient saying they were still on a learning curve.
In an interview on Star FM’s Flow Tyme Drive Show on Tuesday, the group’s lead vocalists – Francis “Slomo” Dhaka and Jonas Kasamba – told Pathisani Sibanda that fans should

Emeralds get in the way of Chasemates

A NEW Task, a new challenge for the Chasemates and it looks like the fake Emeralds are getting in their way.
Though both Houses went for a 100 percent Wager in the Circus Task, their enthusiasm so far leaves a lot to be desired.

New dancehall rookie on the scene

Arts Correspondent
A dancehall rookie, Tinovimba Mabhodha, is the latest on the music scene.
Better known as Ras-hood, the talented Marondera-based youngster is making waves on the airwaves with his hit “Anything You Want”, a love ditty.

Iceprince hits studio with Wale

BET award winner Iceprince Zamani is working real hard towards the release of his sophomore album. And he’s just secured a major collaboration with US-born Nigerian rapper, Wale.

July 31: Triumph over forces of stasis

Kurai Prosper Masenyama
WITH the harmonised elections imminent at the end of this month, battle lines are clearly drawn between the party of Independence Zanu-PF under the legendary and revolutionary leadership of President Robert Gabriel Mugabe versus the Western-sponsored MDC-T led by outgoing Prime Minister Morgan Richard Tsvangirai. President

Zimfeb comes to Zimbabwe

Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondent
The Book Café will on August 9 host the first Zimbabwe Music Festival.
The show is expected to draw an array of traditional musicians for this music extravaganza.

Gweru theatre outreach grows

Stephen Chifunyise Theatre Corridors
The Zimbabwe Theatre Association’s Gweru Cluster in collaboration with Perfect Theatre Works have consolidated the Gweru theatre outreach by hosting a very successful theatre gala on June 27 to commemorate the Day of the African Child. The theatre gala, which was held at the Gweru Theatre, featured plays by school theatre groups based on the

July 31 vote vis-à-vis the sexual revolution

WHEN President Mugabe described the July 31 harmonised elections as a “fight for our lives”, he did so not only for himself as the Zanu-PF presidential candidate but also as a clarion call to defend our hard-won independence and sovereignty. It was a call on the nation to decide on whether it was ready to be masters of its destiny or remain a hewer

Electioneering politics

IT is said a week is long in politics, and this statement is no truer than during election time. For those that have been listed as the nominated candidates for the July 31 election the month is most certainly longer than the year in which it falls. There is intense media coverage of political events in Zimbabwe at the moment, and no doubt the

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