ZIMBABWEAN photographer Tamary Kudita’s image titled “African Victorian” won the overall open competition honour at the Sony World Photography Awards recently. The…
SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean artiste, Don Dada, pictured, has released an eight-track album titled Alkebulan, which celebrates the vibrancy of the African continent. All the tracks except one on the new album, being distributed by the late reggae superstar Bob Marley’s record label, Tuff Gong, were produced by Jamaican musician Leroy Scarlett. Don Dada told the Daily News that…
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SHAMIE Rosez, a singer, songwriter, poet, author and fashion designer, has once again defied cerebral palsy to release a beautiful sing-along song titled Love Somebody. Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder that affects a person’s ability to move and maintain balance and posture. The talented artiste, born Shamiso Ally Zvandasara, told the Daily News that she was inspired…
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TWO Zimbabwean films — Scars and Isolation — are among 23 from 11 African countries that have been selected for the inaugural edition of the Piton International Film Festival (PIFF) – Africa 2021 which will run virtually next month from the 13th to the 23rd. Scars,written by John Mabuyane and directed by Bulawayo-based Percy Soko, won the outstanding Roil…
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ABOUT 60 theatre practitioners are set to clean-up Harare tomorrow as part of an exercise being spearheaded by the Zimbabwe Theatre Academy in partnership with organisations such as Dairibord and the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC). Zimbabwe Theatre Academy director Lloyd Nyikadzino said the clean-up, which has the blessing of the Youth, Sport, Arts and…
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JAH Prayzah’s keyboard player Biggie Katuka has left the Third Generation band to pursue a career in tourism. Katuka told the Daily News yesterday that he needed time to nurse his fledging tourism start-up, christened I Travel. The new company’s forte will be centred mainly on domestic tourism as Katuka aims to service a niche market that…
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AFTER a lot of anticipation the new movie, Story of Nehanda, finally premiered on Sunday with the creators hoping to fully tell the story of the revered First Chimurenga heroine. The movie dropped on ZBC TV while film enthusiasts in the diaspora got to stream it live on the Nelned Pictures’ YouTube page. The movie chronicles the…
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THE MR and Miss Albinism Zimbabwe pageant, which seeks to end stigma and discrimination of people living with albinism, will take place on Wednesday at Stephen Margolis Resort on the outskirts of Harare. Pageant director and founder Brenda Mudzimu said 16 models are expected to feature in the virtual event which was originally set for…
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ARTS minister Kirsty Coventry, pictured, has announced the appointment of six more trustees to the board of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe (NGZ) which had been under the leadership of five members since 2017. The just-appointed board members are Moris Mpala (banking and financial expert), Bryn Mteki (sculptor and entrepreneur), Nigel Phillip (businessperson), Joyce Chimanye…
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THE Covid-19 pandemic has inspired lawyer-cum-sculptor David Ngwerume to create some unique pieces which have gone viral on social media, raising awareness on the virus. Ngwerume told the Daily News on Sunday at his gallery in Greendale in the capital last week that he is fighting against misinformation around the lethal virus which has been…
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