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
18h ago
Danger itself sometimes is a great motivator
I was coming from Chokodza, my village. A few kilometers from the village, a herd of cattle had crowded me on crossing the Mbowo Bridge. It was a terrifying experience.
By Onie Ndoro
18h ago
Who owns the voice when the machine sings: AI, ethics, copyright, and the fight to protect human creativity
Most generative AI systems are trained on copyrighted works music, visual art, literature, and performances without the explicit consent of creators.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
18h ago
Green Light Trust restores mobility and hope in Zvimba
A local councillor said the donation would have a lasting impact on beneficiaries and praised the trust for its commitment to grassroots development.
By Azriel Chimeno
18h ago
Jono Terry exhibition: A site for healing
The photographs of indigenous people during their leisure are taken from dimly lit nightclubs away from the lake.
By Nyadzombe Nyampenza
18h ago
The rise of Zimdancehall artiste Nizzola
“Nizzola was coined from Nesbert,” he explained. “I decided to use it as a stage name to represent the brand I’m building.”
By Jotham Gutsa
18h ago
Chi-town mbira musician readies third album
Speaking to Standard Style, Chasara said the aim of her music was to exhort Zimbabweans to remain united, working for the development of the country.
By Style Reporter
18h ago
Kurai, Saintfloew set to ignite Kadoma Odyssey
Representing the cutting edge of Zim-Hip-hop, Saintfloew brings a raw, street-smart energy that resonates deeply with the youth.
By Sindiso Dube
18h ago
First Farai hits back at critics
“Zimura is not someone’s personal business. It is an institution governed by laws and a constitution, and everything we are doing is above board,” First Farai said.
By Style Reporter
18h ago
Visionary leadership in action: Zim’s journey towards Vision 2030
The President has consistently shown that he is a man of action — one who believes in walking the talk.
By Clever Marisa
Jan. 24, 2026
Mayo calls for youth-led education reform
By empowering youth with knowledge, leadership skills, and advocacy tools, the organisation said it is contributing to the development of education systems that leave no one behind.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 24, 2026
Mudiwa Jani’s father breaks silence
His growing influence has also caught the attention of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, which extended an invitation to him.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 18, 2026
Zimura in turmoil
On January 12, Zimura issued a public notice seeking to correct what it termed misinformation about the disposal of its Avondale properties.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 18, 2026
Toyota and Suzuki: What’s really going on?
Built in Suzuki’s state-of-the-art Gujarat plant in India, these models represent the first global BEV collaboration between the two.
By Tendai Munhundarima
Jan. 18, 2026
In the groove: Zimura saga continues
Sometimes I get so unpopular in my reporting because I ruffle a few feathers. However, it does not bother me as long as I am documenting the truth. ..
By Fred Zindi
Jan. 18, 2026
Just Leo unveils ‘Sanabwelela’, a soul-stirring anthem on mental ealth and heritage
Launched last Thursday, the project is an exploration of the human experience that the artist describes as her most emotional work to date.
By Sindiso Dube
Jan. 18, 2026
Not publish or build, but publish and build: A constructive response to Isaac Yae Asiedu on African academia and development
Publishing and nation-building are not mutually exclusive pursuits; when properly aligned, they are mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development.
By Clever Marisa
Jan. 18, 2026
Cossy rules the roost in philanthropy
Daka's approach to philanthropic work is centred on empowering individuals and communities, ensuring sustainable impact long after his involvement.
By Azriel Chimeno
Jan. 18, 2026
Edutainment mix: US$10 million for content creation: Visionary investment or misplaced priority?
Content creation is labour-intensive, skills-driven and adaptable.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
Jan. 18, 2026
Gonan’ombe Retsika naMararamiro eChivanhu
As the title reflects, the book contains invaluable content on Shona pre-colonial civilisation and culture some of which persists today.
By Aaron Mupondi
Jan. 18, 2026
Tech experts meet for AI bootcamp
The bootcamp will be facilitated by a panel of seasoned experts drawn from academia and industry.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 17, 2026
Traditional healer pays school fees, donates stationery to underprivileged learners
Glengrey Primary School headmaster, Rufasi Kondo, welcomed the gesture, saying it had helped narrow the marginalisation gap between rural and urban learners.
By Staff Reporter
Jan. 13, 2026
In the groove: The GOAT debate rages on
The year 2025, as you know, was packed with incredible new releases and offerings to the charts and we worked our socks off to bring these happenings to you.
By Fred Zindi
Jan. 12, 2026
How Zanu PF tried to hijack IShowSpeed’s Zimbabwe tour
The tour began at the Mbuya Nehanda statue in the CBD.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 11, 2026
Edutainment mix: Beyond the spotlight: Reclaiming creativity from the cult of celebrity in Zimbabwe
In an economy where creative work is already precarious, the promise of instant recognition has become seductive.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
Jan. 11, 2026
Macheso takes annual break to focus on farming
Speaking to Standard Style, Makahamadze said the annual break was part of the musician’s long-standing routine of recharging away from the limelight.
By Style Reporter
Jan. 11, 2026
MP launches scholarship programme for underprivileged students
Speaking at the launch,Mambipiri underscored the transformative power of education.
By Azriel Chimeno
Jan. 11, 2026
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