Zimbabwe’s longest-running urban culture festival, Shoko Festival has unveiled a star-packed programme as it marks its landmark 15th anniversary under the theme “The Legacy XV.” The festival kicks off today with the Hub UnConference at Harare Gardens running until 25 September under the theme “Decolonize the
Harare is preparing to host one of Africa’s most outspoken gatherings on digital media and civic technology, with this year’s Hub Unconference urging the continent to “decolonise the internet.” Now in its 11th edition, the free two-day event will run on 24–25 September at Harare Gardens
Zimbabwe’s longest-running festival of urban culture Shoko Festival has announced a star-studded line-up for its landmark 15th edition with the much-anticipated Shoko Comedy Night set for Harare Gardens on 25 September 2025. Leading the bill is internationally acclaimed comedian King Kandoro, who returns home in style
Shoko Festival, Zimbabwe’s longest-running celebration of urban culture, is turning 15 and it’s pulling out all the stops with a star-studded Mash Up Nights event headlined by legendary producer Take Fizzo set for Friday, September 26th, at Harare Gardens. The iconic beatmaker, renowned for redefining Zimbabwe’s
Harare and Chitungwiza are gearing up for a high-energy week as Zimbabwe’s longest-running urban culture festival, Shoko Festival, returns with an exciting lineup from September 26 to 28. This year’s edition boasts an array of star-studded performances, headlined by South Africa-based hip-hop sensation Nadia Nakai, Zimdancehall
Harare - Zimbabwe’s premier festival of urban culture, the Shoko Festival, is set to host the highly anticipated Mash Up Night at Harare Gardens on September 27. This year, Mash Up Night will blend hip hop, dance, and theater, celebrating Zimbabwe’s vibrant urban culture and diverse
Longest running urban culture fete, Shoko Festival has partnered with the Netherlands Embassy in Harare through a Holland–Zimbabwe collaboration in Lost - Spoken Word Journey which is set for Tuesday 21 September. In a never-seen before creative collaboration between leading Dutch spoken word artist, Smita James
Shoko Festival, Zimbabwe’s biggest and longest running urban culture festival is set to kick off this week running from the 27th to 29th September 2019 in Harare and Chitungwiza. The festival has just announced the addition of popular artist, Nutty O to the headline acts. Other headline
Popular South African comedienne Celeste Ntuli, local rapper Ti Gonzi, Zimdancehall sensation Bazooker are among a host of Southern Africa's talent that will grace this year's edition of Shoko Festival running between 27 and 29 September. Running under the theme Good Vibes Only in an attempt
Rising Afro Pop sensation, Thamsanqa Moyo also known as Tamy is set to perform at the Oslo Afro Arts Festival from the 21st to 26th of August 2018 in Norway as part of Shoko Festival’s exchange programme with Oslo Afro Arts Festival (OAAF).The exchange program
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