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
Shoko Festival has announced its theme for the 2018 edition as ‘Peace in The Hood’. Shoko is set to re-imagine its format this year as it reveals a new programme structure that makes Peace In The Hood the main event in Chitungwiza. Shoko 2018 is
Local Hip Hop musicians in Zimbabwe will on the 29th of September have a rare opportunity to meet under one roof and engage on ways of growing their genre when they meet on the sidelines of the Shoko Festival. Dubbed Zim Hip Hop Summit, the one
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