Jeys Marabini, Iyasa to headline Uhuru celebrations

Trust Khosa-Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Afro-jazz crooner Jeys Marabini and Zimbabwe’s iconic cultural ensemble, the Inkululeko Yabatsha School of Arts (Iyasa), will headline the 46th Uhuru celebrations, set to…

A CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN WOMEN INVESTORS

Arron Nyamayaro THE 100 Leading Women Investors in Africa Awards was a celebration of outstanding achievements of female leaders in business.

MBONGENI NGEMA’S LIFE ON FILM

JOHANNESBURG: Pietermaritzburg-born director and producer Lindani Mbense’s documentary “Dr Mbongeni Ngema: This Is My Story” was screened at the Joburg Film Festival (JFF) 2026 edition.

FIFTY AND COUNTING, BLACK COFFEE’S GLITZY BIRTHDAY

CAPE TOWN. — Black Coffee’s 50th birthday celebration over the weekend at Beau Constantia in the Mother City was certainly a luxurious and star-studded affair.

IT’S A TIE, CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?

LOS ANGELES. – There was an unusual moment during Sunday night’s Oscars ceremony, when two films tied for best short live action film – The Singers and Two People Exchanging…

TOYA DELAZY’S JOURNEY FROM EXILE TO POP STAR TO AFRORAVE ARTIST

JOHANNESBURG. — South African musician Toya Delazy, whose real name is Latoya Nontokozo Buthelezi, has opened up about her struggles in the music industry, revealing the challenges she has faced…

MICHAEL B. JORDAN GIVES POWERFUL SPEECH AS HE WINS FIRST OSCAR GONG

LOS ANGELES. – On a night already heavy with cinematic history, Michael B. Jordan stepped onto the stage at the 98th Academy Awards. It delivered the kind of speech that…

SPIRIT-FILLED SHOW ILLUMINATES HICC AS EVERYWHERE TOUR LIVES UP TO EXPECTATIONS

Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub GOSPEL music lovers were treated to a memorable night of worship and powerful performances at the Harare International Convention Centre as top gospel…

WHAT YOU DIDN’T SEE ON TV ON OSCARS NIGHT

LOS ANGELES. – It’s Hollywood’s biggest night. The 98th Academy Awards featured emotional speeches, comical relief and a bevy of backstage fun.

ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER DOMINATES

LOS ANGELES. – Political thriller One Battle After Another has dominated this year’s Oscars, scoring six wins including best picture

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