Actor Chweneyagae died of natural causes – Family
The family of legendary actor Presley Chweneyagae has confirmed that he passed away as a result of natural causes. Forty-year-old Chweneyagae passed away at his home in Pretoria yesterday. He…
‘I never cheated’ — Enhle Mbali on her failed marriage with Black Coffee
‘I lost a lot of respect for my partner. I forgave him for the apologies I never got’ Enhle Mbali gets candid about her marriage to DJ Black Coffee. Enhle…
Back in the studio after 40-year break
IN a remarkable turn of events that has thrilled nostalgic music lovers and intrigued a new generation of fans, one of Zimbabwe’s pioneering music legends, Pius Makokowe, has made a sensational return to the studio after a 40-year hiatus from recording.
KEITH ZENDA PROMOTES NEW BOOK AT ZURICH EXHIBITION
AWARD-WINNING artist Keith Zenda showcased his work at the prestigious Art International Zurich exhibition in Switzerland over the weekend.
MORE THAN 100 DELEGATES FOR GRATEFUL CONCERT 3.0
MORE than 100 local, regional and international delegates have left their respective locations for the Grateful Concert 3.0 scheduled for England this weekend.
GAMU MLALAZI BLOWN AWAY BY BYO RECEPTION
THE wife of gospel singer Everton Mlalazi has praised the residents of Bulawayo for the reception they gave her husband during the Ekhaya Worship Festival.
WHEN TSOTSI CAME TO TOWN
PRESLEY CHWENEYAGAE, the South African actor known mainly for his role in the movie ‘Tsotsi,’ was no stranger to the local film industry.
IT’S TIME UP FOR MUVHANGO
JOHANNESBURG. — Long-running Venda weeknight soap “Muvhango” has been cancelled, with the show ending in July.
J-LO KISS TAKES CROWN
LAS VEGAS. — There were big wins for Billie Eilish, Beyoncé, Eminem and Sir Rod Stewart at the American Music Awards (AMAs).
Zimbabwe thespians remember humble genius. . . ‘Presley Chweneyagae: The actor who taught us to honour the craft, not fame’
Langalakhe Mabena/Mthabisi Tshuma, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub WHEN the curtain falls on a theatre production, the show is truly over; there are no curtain calls for performers to return…











