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Happy Independence Day Zimbabwe!!!Yes, we are born-frees and so excited to enjoy the fruits from our fore-fathers. See how our education system is flowing, how we are free to walk in First Street and have selfies. Remember long back it was an offence to go to places that were reserved for Whites. So how is the holidays so far by the way? Yeah, “The Jungle Book” movie is set to première in our theatres and we hope this would be before schools open.
I won’t dwell much on that so let’s wait and see how it goes.
Thank you for the feedback and we too love the international news so don’t be bored if we don’t publish it because our main priority is local.
We await Dariboard Rugby Festival. I am sure something will be out before schools open because this holiday seems to be sluggish.
On the international scene from dailymirror, we say move aside, Bieber!
Victoria Beckham posts incredibly cute video of her son Cruz, 11, singing . . . and fans are left stunned at his pitch-perfect performance.
His mother’s career as a singer made her a household name.
And it seems as though Victoria Beckham’s son Cruz is all set for a singing career if his amazing vocals are anything to go by.
The fashion designer has shared an adorable Instagram video of the 11-year-old singing Twista and Faith Evans’ song “Hopeful”, and it has set the internet alight.
Keeping in tune to the R&B song flawlessly, it’s clear the youngster has a talent, and fans of the Beckhams have gone wild for him on social media.
Many remarked that Victoria and David’s son Cruz is the new Justin Bieber, and he certainly had an air of the Canadian superstar about him with his dulcet acappella tones, swaying movements and brushed aside fringe.
User boitumelo5885 wrote: ‘Am I hearing the new @justinbieber??? @victoriabeckham @davidbeckham.’
And lor_pogar added, ‘the new JB or wuh’, followed by msjamessa writing, ‘wwww Lovely! A star in the making.’
‘I can’t possibly love this family anymore. #adoptmeplease’, begged susiealcaide, as sineade_89 became emotional, adding: ‘omg, he is a darling.’
While his mother’s career as a pop star petered out in the early 90s after the Spice Girls disbanded and her solo stint was short-lived, perhaps Cruz is aspiring to work in the music industry.
With his brothers Brooklyn 17, and Romeo 13, already carving out careers at young ages — Brooklyn has dabbled in modelling and is a keen photographer, while Romeo is a Burberry model — Cruz has tended to stay out of the limelight.
Victoria’s adorable video of her third-youngest child comes not long after she shared a snap of her four-year-old daughter Harper showing off her skills as a painter.
Interesting.
We have seen there are a lot of talented teenagers around the world but surprisingly toddlers too are making a huge impact.
The ‘naughty’ toddler who captured the hearts of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when he stamped on their feet in a special dance was told by William he reminded him of Prince George.
Little Kangkan Baruah, three, stole the show and enchanted the royal couple with his footwork at Assam’s Kaziranga National Park to welcome them on the third leg of their Royal Indian tour.
Prince William and Kate were enthralled by the little performer, who danced alongside his parents in the Kuthuri Tishri Bihu Doll troupe — especially when he cheekily tried to step on Kate’s foot.
“It was the best moment of my life”, remarked ‘Kangkan’s father, Krishna Kant Baruah, 32 who earns around Rs 3 500 (£35) per performance.
“Our art was acknowledged by big people.
“I felt so proud when they praised my son and told him that he was the star of the evening.
“William asked me his name and age and was surprised to see him performing at such a young age.
“He said my son was adorable and shook hands with him. It’s an absolute honour to hear things like this from a man like him.”
But when little Kangkan stepped on the Duchess’s foot, his parents were mortified.
“I immediately apologised and told Prince William that Kangkan is always a little naughty,” added Krishna.
“Thankfully he understood toddlers and said that Kangkan reminded him of his son. It was funny.”
The royal couple have had to leave their own children George, two, and Princess Charlotte, 11 months, at home due to the hectic schedule of tour of India and Bhutan — which involves 22 engagements in just seven days.
Kangkan, from Kuthori village, is a confident performer and will happily dance to any beat even without practising.
“He just loves to perform,” said Krishna, who added that the little boy has been dancing since he started to walk.
“I hadn’t even dreamt that we would get to meet the Royals, but around five days ago we were told that our dance group had been selected for the performance.”
With such creative and exclusiveness, I am out and don’t forget to keep swaggering.



