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ZIMU Gender At Work Conference Seeks Sustainability for Artists
At the Zimbabwe Musicians Union (ZIMU) Gender at Work Conference, artists, promoters, academics, and policymakers tackled systemic challenges in the…
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Multilingual Rapper Aufait Carves Her Own Path from the Streets of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean rapper Aufait weaves English, French, Shona, and Ndebele into fearless hip-hop storytelling. From battling industry red tape to self-funding…
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Eswatini Deputy Prime Minister Engages Edd Branson Publishers for Persons With Disability Music Festival
The Eswatini Deputy Prime Minister’s Office has partnered with Edd Branson Publishers for the inaugural Music and Arts Festival for…
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Makhadzi to Perform at Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls is bracing for an electrifying weekend as South African star Makhadzi headlines a much anticipated concert at Baobab…
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Augustus Siziba Turns Life Lessons Into Debut Book
Augustus Siziba, popularly known as SalesGuru, is set to release his debut book Reflections of a Relentless Hustler on 12…
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Bhila Sells Out Bulawayo Theatre in Milestone Solo Concert
Local Afro-pop artist Bhila, born Patriarch Manyabi, sold out his first solo concert at the Bulawayo Theatre on Sunday, a…
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King Troy Speaks On His Musical Break and Comeback
Bulawayo-based artist King Troy is set to release his new single *Ethengayo* in September, marking his return after a hiatus…
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Turning Nightmares to Pages: The story of a villager Dreamer.
In Mbembeswana 1, a small village in Bubi District, Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe, Advent C. Nkomo turned haunting nightmares into compelling…
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Brass, Beats and Ubuntu: Jeys Marabini’s Umjolo Breaks New Ground
Jeys Marabini’s 10th album Umjolo blends live brass, Ubuntu, and real-life love stories—ushering in a bold, soulful new chapter in…
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Bokola Film Festival returns with bold new vision
Bokola Film Festival 2025 returns with bold themes, immersive experiences, and urgent storytelling from Africa’s next generation of filmmakers.
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