Winky D at 43: A soul still functional!
The song 25 is essentially a catalog of inadequacy. Winky D asks if there is honour in “the hustle” when it fails to pay off.
By sindiso dube
5h ago
Nama, Rick Ross set for epic February 28 clash
Rick Ross, the “Biggest Boss” himself, returns to Zimbabwe for the first time since his debut 2022 performance at the HICC.
By Sindiso Dube
5h ago
Tagarisa turns music into social mirror in fight against child abuse and drugs
His latest releases, Achiri Pwere and Jonso Siya Guka, demonstrate this approach.
By Simbarashe Sithole
5h ago
Why Zimbabwe remains a major concern
Violations of the law can result in criminal prosecution, with penalties ranging from heavy fines to imprisonment.
By Human Rights Watch
5h ago
Servant and transformative leadership: Zim’s journey towards Vision 2030
His leadership style is defined not by rhetoric alone, but by decisive action, strategic focus, and an unwavering commitment to national development.
By Clever Marisa
5h ago
Equipping dreams: Chantelle Jani Foundation empowers young learners
Founder Chantelle Jani said the initiative goes beyond charity, focusing instead on equity and opportunity.
By Style Reporter
5h ago
Ghetto dances: This was a tragic way to start the year
Alarmed by the agitation in Fatso’s voice, I decided to go at once and see what it was all about. I would come back later and finish the watering.
By Onie Ndoro
5h ago
Edutainment mix: Does controversy still sell? Kwela initiative, hip-hop history, marketing strategy and search for meaning in Byo (2026)
The genre did not become influential because it was provocative; it became provocative because it was truthful.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
5h ago
Overcoming – Kukunda: The story of Mufakose boy who conquered the world
Mutenda grew up in Mufakose, one of Harare’s oldest high-density suburbs, and did his tertiary education in Japan where he became fluent in Japanese.
By Style Reporter
5h ago
‘Music industry still hostile to women’
Mangwaza lamented that female artistes are frequently undermined during negotiations, even in situations where they are the principal decision-makers.
By Alfred Tembo
5h ago
Giant Tagarisa uses music to champion fight against drugs, child marriages
He attributes his firm stance against child marriages and substance abuse to his church background and his long musical journey, which began in 1986.
By Style Reporter
Feb. 4, 2026
Pavcon introduces flexible payment plans
Local concrete manufacturing firm Pavcon Industries has rolled out flexible payment plans aimed at helping households pave their homes and surroundings during the rainy season.
By Staff Reporter
Feb. 3, 2026
Kadoma tech college produces clean sweep in Hexco examinations
The institute, which offers a wide range of technical and vocational courses, said the achievement reflects sustained investment in skills-based training and academic excellence.
By Azriel Chimeno
Feb. 1, 2026
Who really eats from art? A deep look at Zim’s CMOs and the politics of creative survival
When copyright cannot feed families or secure dignity in old age, its promise rings hollow.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
Feb. 1, 2026
Love, lies and a brutal regime
Edward's genius lies in his pacing. He weaves the intimacy of a forbidden romance into the frantic rhythm of power cuts and street protests.
By Patience Kutadzaushe
Feb. 1, 2026
Guvamatanga’s poems in English operate in the spirit of Blues music
These poems dwell on the township which teems with the boys and girls who play around the township corners and the bridges. Guvamatanga appears to sympathise with them.
By Memory Chirere
Feb. 1, 2026
First Floor Gallery Harare unveils the 2026 programme
Entering its 16th year, the gallery’s schedule features a powerful roster of solo exhibitions, strategic local and international projects and community-focused events.
By Khumbulani Muleya
Feb. 1, 2026
Mbira player, maker and trainer rolled in one: Versatility pays off for Salari
“One of my aunts was a spirit medium and they used to play the mbira for her — tuvharimba and nyungwenyungwe.
By Eddie Zvinonzwa
Feb. 1, 2026
Visual, performing arts thrive at Panyatsime
“At Panyatsime, we are ensuring that children do not just learn theory, but actually perform, create and understand the cultural meaning behind the arts.”
By Moses Mugugunyeki
Feb. 1, 2026
Mukanya’s Harare farewell gig in jeopardy
Lancelot, a backbone of Blacks Unlimited for more than four decades, died in September 2022 in the United States after a prolonged battle with cancer.
By Style Reporter
Feb. 1, 2026
Primary schools debate contests roll out nationwide
“Debates are an eye-opener for learners, enabling them to articulate informed opinions on pressing issues such as drug abuse and early child marriages,” he said.
By Azriel Chimeno
Feb. 1, 2026
All set for Harris Music Festival
Together, they promise a sonic journey that cuts across genres — from dancehall and Afro-pop to amapiano, house and urban grooves.
By Margaret Lubinda
Jan. 31, 2026
Music promoters warn artists over breach of performance contracts
However, the association cautioned that promoters who continue to book artists with a history of breaching contracts do so at their own risk.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 29, 2026
Panyatsime centre fosters curriculum integration
More than 90 learning institutions visited Panyatsime Heritage and Culture Centre as part of their educational tours, according to the centre's heritage officer Ashley Lilyosa Maganzo.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 29, 2026
Chantelle Jani Foundation rolls out stationery drive for vulnerable children
“Growing up with privilege, I witnessed firsthand the disparities in access to opportunities and resources,” Jani said.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 28, 2026
Zimura distances itself from ‘caucus meeting’
The caucus meeting was called by axed Zimura board members Derreck Mpofu, Joseph Garakara and Gift Amuli.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 26, 2026
Outcry as producer Maselo snubbed in Zanu PF freebie drive
Maselo, who has spent over a decade in the music industry, has produced numerous songs and jingles for artists who openly align themselves with Zanu PF.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 26, 2026
Is reggae music in Ziimbabwe dead?
The iconic Zimbabwean reggae rockers and their music will literally be dead in the next decade or so. Mark my words. But what do others think?
By Fred Zindi
Jan. 25, 2026
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