Lloyiso reflects on transformation

After spending a year on a holistic transformation journey which saw him lose a lot of weight and get his mental health in check, Lloyiso, 26, is poised to make a mark on the global music landscape with performances in Paris, Berlin, Manchester and London in October after the release of his album Never Thought I Could.

Cindy Makhathini on crashing into petrol station

Cindy Makhathini has shed light on what transpired when she crashed her car into a Sasol petrol station at the weekend.

AI ACTOR CAUSES STIR IN HOLLYWOOD

An “AI actor” named Tilly Norwood has been causing a stir after its Dutch creators said the synthetic performer is in talks with talent agencies.

DIDDY FAILS TO GET CONVICTION OVERTURNED

NEW YORK. − Sean “Diddy” Combs failed to get his conviction overturned, days ahead of sentencing in his federal sex-crimes case.

Mai TT shines as Lost in Ashes premières

HISTORY was made at Westgate Cinema on Saturday as socialite and comedienne Felistas “Mai TT” Murata staged a grand première of her film Lost in Ashes, flanked by seven Nollywood heavyweights in a cultural fusion never seen before on local soil.

Bira ReMbira now an annual event

THE creative sector has every reason to be ecstatic following the announcement that Bira ReMbira will now be an annual event.

THE LITTLE BIKES THAT ARE LITERALLY PUTTING KOMBIS, MISHIKASHIKA OFF TRACK

ABOUT 35 kilometres south of the capital, along the busy Bulawayo-Harare highway, a curious signpost reads “Pamamonya Ipapo”, which is a colloquial Shona expression that literally means being amongst the giants.

Let our radio stations sound local

ON my drive to school in the morning, I tuned into a popular local radio station expecting to hear something familiar — something that sounded like home.

Jay Munoz’s journey of vision through sound

BORN blind, Jay Munoz — real name John Munodawafa — has emerged as a creative force with a unique vision.

Malpractice erodes integrity of public exams

WHENEVER public examinations are underway, a troubling shadow often creeps into the minds of some candidates — malpractice.