Watch Now: Bryan K’s Cutesy New Take on a Gospel Fave Ft Hillview Christian College
Kae Chaps – Tarantino: The King of Heartbreaks Returns
Just Give Em’ Land: These SA Artists Are Spending More Time in Zim Than You
Not ‘our’ AKA, The PostHumous Drop That Never Was
How The USAID Funding Pause is Shaking Up Zimbabwe’s Art Scene & What Artists Can Do About It
February 2025: Opportunities for Zim Creatives
NAMA25 Partner with Miss Deaf Zimbabwe for Greater Inclusion
VI The Law Releases New Album ‘Handle With Care’
Why We’re Excited About Larry Kwirirayi’s New True Crime Podcast
9 Zim Artists I Cannot Be Objective About Because All They Make Is Beautiful Music
I cannot be objective about Simba Tagz and he isn’t the only artist that I can’t be objective about. There are at least 8 others and here goes the list.
Zimbabwe 2021 Rainfall Season Exposes Hazardous Results of Building Houses in Wetlands
The building of structures in wetlands has resulted in the loss of property…
Sugar Deliberately Reduced in the Zimbabwean Market
Deliberate measures were undertaken to reduce sugar sales in the Zimbabwean market; details…
All Roads In Zimbabwe A State of Disaster: Cabinet
Cabinet yesterday resolved that all roads in Zimbabwe be declared a state of…
UK Adds Four Zimbabwean Security Officials to the Sanctions List
The United Kingdom (UK) has added four Zimbabwean security chiefs to the sanctions…
CFI Continues To Pursue Exit of Victoria Foods From Judicial Management
CFI Holdings Limited vows to continue pursuing the exit of Victoria Foods from…
[WATCH] Dr. Chaii Gets Dirrty in A New Video Featuring Big Tobz & Kida Kudz
Dr. Chaii is on a path to bless us with a depth of content that continues to make him stand out among the repetitive and formulaic trends of hip-hop/afrobeat today.
AUDIO: Rev. Mtata On The Five Fundamental Questions The Church Needs To Answer Post-Covid-19
In an audio that surfaced over the last weekend, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe cleric and Secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC), Reverend Dr Kenneth Mtata speaks of five questions for the church in the post-Covid-19 period.
