Following Chimurenga music icon, Thomas Mapfumo's claims that only him and the late Oliver Mtukudzi had made names across the world while dissing Sungura maestro, Alick Macheso for being a distant third on the international scene, so much was expected from his Friday show at
The past few years Zimbabwe has a witnessed an unprecedented growth in the number of vendors masquerading as entrepreneurs and bellowers pretending to be musicians. It is all because of our moribund economy. For many hope for change is pinned on the events of November
Progress Chipfumo and Alick Macheso put up a show to remember at the Midlands Hotel, in Gweru on Saturday 6th of April. The Progress Chipfumo and Alick Macheso combination is one every serious music connoisseur will relish on. By Tinashe Mutero There is a lot to remember
This weekend was as usual busy with the biggest event being the launch of the 2017 culture week at Nyava High School in Musana, Bindura. The event was attended by different arts groups and musicians and was officiated by the Minister of Rural Development Promotion
February is the month of love and Zimbabwean showbiz industry is already in the mood. This weekend, music artists had mixed fortunes in the city of Harare. By Munashe Chokodza Star Brite winner, Bryan Kadengu was at the Allianz Francaise in Harare where music lovers were treated
2016 was by any standard, Zimbabwe's best year in the showbiz sector. Not only was it the year that Jah Prayzah collaborated with the highly rated Diamond Platinumz, but was also the year that Harare International Conference Centre became synonymous with international concerts. From Jah Cure,
A local music concept dubbed Jam session introduced by City Sports Bar last year is proving to be popular with revelers bracing the wet weather to watch a selection of local artistes from various genres, upcoming and established perform on an unusual Monday. By Munashe Chokodza City
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