Sol Phenduka suspended from Kaya 959

Popular Joburg-based radio station, Kaya FM, now called Kaya 959, has confirmed the immediate suspension of popular radio presenter and podcaster Sol Phenduka, pending the outcome of an internal process.

Miss Teen SA winner’s mom dishes dirt

A war of words has erupted between Carol Mathebula, the mother of Miss Teen Model International, Pearl Mathebula, and the organisers of Miss Teenager South Africa (MTSA) over ­“unfulfilled” obligations.

LAMBORGHINI LANDS MUSICIAN IN TROUBLE

ACCRA. — Popular Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has been detained in a tax investigation linked to his purchase of a luxury car, his management has said.

Joe Thomas proud to be honoured in SA

US musician Joe Thomas will stage a second performance in a month in SA, this time at the two-day opening of Ndlala Mall in Arcadia, Pretoria, this weekend.

TikTok sensation joins cast of ‘Isitha: The Enemy’

TikTok sensation and rapper Siyabonga Nene, best known by his fans as Bhuti Omdala, has joined the cast of e.tv show Isitha: The Enemy.

WHEELSPINNER, PRODUCER FLYING THE ZIM FLAG HIGH

Mthabisi Tshuma Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub PRODUCER and wheelspinner Young DLC, whose real name is Darlington Chikwewo, is flying the Zimbabwean flag high. He has become an African music…

NGZ FACELIFT WON’T AFFECT EXHIBITION

Trust Khosa, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub THE ongoing renovations at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe will not affect Pardon Mapondera’s exhibition titled “Dotipaiwo Chiedza,” which opened last week, according…

Mai Titi registers with NACZ

COMEDIENE Cum musician Felistas Murata, better known as Mai Titi, has officially registered with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), under the film and digital category, marking a significant step in her artistic journey.

Zim’s arts sector sizzles

THE arts sector in Zimbabwe is experiencing a remarkable renaissance, pulsating with energy and creativity that captivates audiences and stimulates economic growth.

Zimbabwe’s arts scene heats up

The arts sector in Zimbabwe is experiencing a renaissance, with a surge in concerts, shows and events that are not only showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage but also contributing to economic growth and tourism developments