Chance for local artistes to prove mettle at Bulawayo Music Festival
Sunday Life Correspondent, Rumbidzai Mbewe BULAWAYO has been known as the hub of entertainment but for the past years this status has been deteriorating slowly.
Poetry feeds my family: Nqindi
Ntombiyolwandle Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter Praise poet Lerato “Nqindi Omuhle” Ndlovu outshined other poets at the recently launched Zimbabwe Culture Week held at Godlwayo Cultural Centre in Avoca, Filabusi in…
Inaugural tweeter party launched
Joel Tsvakwi, Sunday life Reporter The first ever twitter party was recently launched at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
Nyathi, Mathema: Turning to the Afrocentric paradigm of conceptualising the ‘nation’
Richard Runyararo Mahomva THE past three articles on Pathisa Nyathi’s book Zimbabwe’s Cultural Heritage (2005) and Cain Mathema’s Zimbabwe Diverse, But One (2013) have attempted to provide the needed dialogue…
I lost my virginity and more . . .
AT some point in your life, you have probably heard someone say that girls always get emotionally attached after sex. Well, I am guessing it could be true and I…
18-year-old playwright director
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya MANY teens in Bulawayo are infamous for their endless wild Vuzu parties that are held every time they get an inch of freedom.
Nyathi for Brazilian Afreaka festival
Ntombiyolwandle Ndlovu and Joel Tsvakwi, Sunday Life Reporters Renowned historian, author and cultural critique Pathisa Nyathi has inspired the Brazilian Afreaka Festival, cultural cycle through his writings.
A tribute to Chief Masuku: A fountain of knowledge
Pathisa Nyathi CHIEF Malaki Nzula Masuku is no more. He passed on at a Bulawayo hospital where he was rushed to on Wednesday 25 May 2016 following an asthma attack.
Million-man march a sign of Zanu-PF victory
Dumisani Sibanda, Sunday News Correspondent FORMER journalist and now Minister of Information, Communication and Technology, Cde Supa Mandiwanzira, tweeted on Africa Day, “You can’t beat this” in reference to a…
The challenge of Africanity in the world
Cetshwayo Zindabazezwe Mabhena When Peter Tosh sang that “so don’t care where you come from as long as you’re a black man, you’re an African” he sang for some and…











