Leadership shake-up at music rights body sparks calls for governance overhaul
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] THE sudden departure of long-serving Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura) executive director Polisile Ncube-Chimhini has sparked calls from the Zimbabwe Musicians Union (Zimu) for urgent governance reforms…
Clement Magwaza, Ndolwane Super Sounds lined up for 46th Independence gala
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] ARTISTES from Matabeleland South are set to take centre stage at this year’s Independence Day celebrations, with Clement Magwaza and Ndolwane Super Sounds confirmed among the headline…
Finest choirs battle at iJoyAftaJoy Bulawayo clash
Mthokozisi Ncube, [email protected] BULAWAYO came alive this past weekend as the Econet iJoyAftaJoy Matabeleland Choral Music Competition drew a packed house, with some of the region’s finest choirs battling it…
Jeys Marabini heads to Harare for first show of 2026
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] LEGENDARY musician Jeys Marabini is set to take his music to the capital city on February 27 when he headlines a show there alongside fellow artiste Agga…
Sunshine City Fest unveils sponsorship opportunities
Langalihle Mhiti-Zimpapers Entertainment Hub THE Sunshine City Festival has officially started unveiling sponsorship and partnership opportunities as it prepares for its third edition, scheduled to take place from February 23…
INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE OWNERS ACCUSED OF BUILDING ADDICTION MACHINES FOR THE WORLD’S KIDS
LOS ANGELES. – The world’s largest social media companies have been accused of creating “addiction machines” as a landmark trial began in California examining the mental health effects of Instagram…
SCAMMERS TURN TO AI AND IT LOOKS VERY GENUINE
JERSEY. – Scammers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to appear more genuine, an online security expert has said.
Fans rally to defend Zozibini Tunzi-Bolowana against Nota
Controversial podcaster Nhlamulo “Nota” Baloyi faced public scrutiny over his remarks about beauty queen Zozibini Tunzi-Bolowana’s hair.
Tyla cleared from royalties lawsuit
Tyla was previously named in a case brought by songwriters Olmo Zucca and Jackson LoMastro, who claimed they were excluded from master recording royalties tied to the song.











