‘Tuku’ will deliver an acoustic set comprising tracks from his new album titled Hany’ga (Concern); the collection of newly penned songs was initially launched on 7 February at Pakare Paye, Tuku’s recording studio based in Norton.
Celebrated South African musician Ramaphola Hugh Masekela is no more. Masekela died at the age of 78 after suffering from prostate cancer in Johannesburg, South Africa. Masekela is known for his jazz compositions and for writing well-known anti-apartheid songs such as 'Soweto Blues' and ' Bring him
With two weeks left before 2017 disappears, the showbiz is getting heating up with artists on their toes trying to capitalize on the high demand for shows around the country. This weekend was lit with shows in and around Harare, the biggest one being the
Zimbabwean music icon, Oliver Mtukudzi, the Honourable Minister of Tourism, South Africa, Ms Tokozile Xasa, the Honourable minister of Culture and Creative Arts, Ghana, Elizabeth Ofosu-Agyare, and the Deputy Minister of Tourism of Zimbabwe, the Honourable Anastacia Ndhlovu MP will be amongst the Culture diplomats
Following Christ is not easy, real Christians face criticism, mockery, all sorts of trials and tribulations every day. Sometimes their hearts are tempted to give in, muchinjiko unomborema. ‘Muchinjiko’ is thus a cry. ‘Muchinjiko’ is very much a Gospel song. It is one chorus sang when
World-renowned Sculptor, musician cum Businessman and Zimbabwe African Roots Music maestro, Bryn Taurai Mteki aka Sekurutau has fired salvo at fellow musicians and music promoters for killing the industry through uncouth means. Sekurutau lambasted music promoters for exploiting the artistes whom he said were cheapening themselves
LOCAL music superstar and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador – Oliver Mtukudzi who celebrates his 65th birthday in September – will this year headline the annual Gwanda Gospel Festival. The 64 year-old legendary musician who is regarded by many as a social evangelist due to his music which
Curtains finally came down on the 2017 edition of the Harare Festival of the Arts (HIFA) with a world class performance from Mali's famous pop star, Habib Koite and Zimbabwean music legend, Oliver Mtukudzi. The two and a half hour performance was a befitting end to
Despite the biting economic hardships in Zimbabwe, Harare International Festival of Arts (HIFA) is proving too good to resist for showbiz lovers in Harare. The prestigious arts festival, returning after a one year absence kicked off on Tuesday the 2nd of May at the Harare Gardens
Dr Oliver Mtukudzi paid tribute to his wife Daisy for standing by him for the last four decades of his music career, at a dinner held in his honour at the Waltham Abbey Marriott Hotel in London on Saturday. By Tidi Kwidini The event, organised by exclusive
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