Kelvin Momo’s Durban show cut short
What was meant to be a memorable night of music quickly turned into disappointment after Kelvin Momo’s one-man concert was abruptly shut down due to severe weather concerns. In an…
Zim karate team shines at world championships
Blessing Malinganiza Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S contingent delivered a historic performance at the Ring Contact Fighting Arts World Championships, clinching three medals and the event’s biggest overall award, which concluded…
Orlando Magic continue playoff push
Paolo Banchero scored 31 points and Desmond Bane added 25 as the Orlando Magic withstood a fourth-quarter rally and closed on a 14-2 run to beat the visiting Detroit Pistons…
Sykes sets sights on solo concert
Sykes is one of the artists shaping the current sound of South African music. Known as The Zulu Michael Jackson, he commands attention on stage and continues to build a…
Tongogara promotes talent search
Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub A new wave of opportunity is building momentum across Zimbabwe’s creative sector, as young talent scout Alex Tongogara steps forward with a vision…
CUPS AND DOWNS
THERE is no denying that things seem to be slipping in the wrong direction for Arsenal, but it’s far from over yet. In just 180 minutes of football, the Gunners…
Londie London apologises to Dineo Moloisane over comments
South African reality TV star and singer Londie London has issued a public apology to influencer Dineo Moloisane following comments she made about her appearance. On her Instagram, Londie shared…
Kanye West responds to Wireless outrage as he faces ban from UK
Kanye West has broken his silence after calls for him to be dropped by Wireless Festival and even banned from entering the country continue to mount. UK Prime Minister Keir…
Lerato Kganyago reflects on ‘full circle’ moment
Metro FM Midday link-up host, Lerato Kganyago, will host the 20th Metro FM Music Awards alongside award-winning actor and TV presenter Lawrence Maleka. This is Kganyago’s second time hosting the…
Former Wallaby ‘Iceman’ Foley to retire
Former Wallabies fly-half Bernard Foley, who played at two Rugby World Cups, will retire at the end of the current Japanese season aged 36, his club Kubota Spears said yesterday.…










