© Theatre industry…, arts… music… market, marketing, products, selling, buyers, consumers — are all words we hear today when talking about the Arts. [GoogleAd] As an inter-disciplinary artist, I am worried about how we are selling our art these days. I am worried that artists are more focused on selling than they are on the…
© DJ Sammy T is a nightclub veteran who has seen the highs and lows of entertainment and showbiz industry. [GoogleAd] From the dying embers of a once prosperous economy whose death knell was sounded with the crash of the Zimbabwe dollar on November 14, 1997, a day that became known as Black Friday —…
© JOURNALIST-cum businessman and “prophet” Oscar Pambuka has no regrets for starting a ministry, that he initially named after himself, which sent shockwaves while triggering excitement among those who have followed his journalism career as a television presenter, news reader and anchor on Current Affairs during his time with the ZBC. [GoogleAd] Pambuka speaks about…
© VETERAN sungura musician and one of the top selling and most followed musicians in the country, Alick Macheso, celebrates his 51st birthday tomorrow. Ahead of his birthday the gifted vocalist and guitarist, visited his home town of Shamva on Friday, before speaking to the Daily News on Sunday’s Blessing Masakadza about his musical journey…
© MIRACLE Paul of New Revelations Ministries has sent social media into a frenzy following a number of miracles he performed at his church in Chitungwiza. [GoogleAd] There have been reports of bizarre things happening at his services, including a man who caught fire after mocking him and women who received instant phone calls from…
© THE Zimbabwean Pavilion currently on display in Church Santa Maria della Pieta located in Venice, Italy since May 11 up to November 24 has attracted a huge following, recording a total of 11 202 visitors so far. The commissioner is National Gallery of Zimbabwe executive director Doreen Sibanda and the curator is Raphael Chikukwa…
© AS THE economic decay continues unabated, most if not all sectors are not spared, including the arts section. A local visual artist says the dire economic conditions prevailing in the country are leading them to undervalue their work. Mugove Moyana, who is a pencil artist and painter specialising in portraits, said they are now…
© PREPARATIONS for this year’s edition of Shoko Festival, slated for September 27 to 29, are on course. Organisers have revealed this year’s theme as “Good Vibes Only” and the event will be held in Harare and Chitungwiza. “We chose the theme ‘Good Vibes Only’ because we know Zimbabweans are going through such a difficult…
© ZIMBABWEAN multi-award-winning Afro-fusion artiste, Willis Wataffi recently released a thought-provoking 13-track album titled Uhuru/Independence, which comes as his sixth offering since going solo after what he calls a “transition” from his former band, Afrika Revenge. [GoogleAd] In the album, Wataffi presents his multi-lingual abilities through his songs, which also showcases several thought-provoking themes mainly…
© Chibuku Neshamwari descends on Midlands PATSIME Beerhall in Mbizo, Kwekwe, will tomorrow host the Midlands Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance competition. At least 10 traditional groups are expected to compete for the grand prize of RTGS$1 000 and a ticket to represent the province in the national finals slated for August 10 in Chegutu. [GoogleAd]…
