Miss Universe Zim heads to Thailand . . . I’m ready to shine for my country
AS she departs this afternoon for Thailand to represent Zimbabwe at the prestigious Miss Universe 2025 competition, reigning queen Lyshanda Moyas is already making waves on global platforms. According to…
Miss Universe Zimbabwe heads to Thailand
Tafadzwa Zimoyo, Zimpapers Entertainment Editor ZIMBABWE bids farewell today to one of its brightest stars, Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2025, Lyshanda Moyas, as she departs from Harare for Thailand to represent…
Nelly Furtado steps back from performing
If you were alive during the early 2000s, you know the chokehold Nelly Furtado had on us.
Ndux Junior ends sabbatical
Mkhululi Ncube, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub AFTER a year-long sabbatical, seasoned rhumba musician Ndux Junior is set to make a return with his 16th studio album, Ukhala Bemgeza, which…
LET’S ROCK THE WORLD LYSHA, TAKE THEM ON, BEAT THEM ALL
ZIMBABWE’S beauty queen, Lyshanda Moyas, is scheduled to leave the country this afternoon for Thailand for the prestigious Miss Universe 2025 pageant.
ZIM STUDENT ON MULTICHOICE TALENT FACTORY DREAMING BIG
ONE of the Zimbabwean students on the MultiChoice Talent Factory training initiative, Tatenda Kombora, 24, says she has many ideas to help her become a major player in the industry.
I WAS HACKED, SAYS TI GONZI
HIP-HOP rapper Ti Gonzi says he did not post about Holy Ten on his social media accounts and is claiming that his Instagram and Facebook platforms were hacked last week.
PAIR WHO TARGETED TAYLOR SWIFT’S PLANE SPARED JAIL
LONDON.—Two Just Stop Oil activists who sought to spray orange paint on Taylor Swift’s private jet have been spared jail. Jennifer Kowalski, 29, from Dumbarton, and Cole Macdonald, 23, from…
Black Coffee celebrates joining global elite
Black Coffee is riding a wave of success.
‘Slay Queens’ lifts the lid on the hidden cost of glamour
Showmax is set to stir conversations across South Africa with its daring new documentary Slay Queens, a raw, unfiltered look at the women behind one of Mzansi’s most controversial social phenomena.











