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Mbuya Nehanda play earns African tour

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER moyoa@dailynews.co.zw A ZIMBABWEAN play on anti-colonial heroine Mbuya Nehanda is attracting the attention of theatre lovers across the continent. After a successful five-day run at The State Theatre in Pretoria – the largest theatre complex in Africa – the play titled Song Unburied – written by Panashe Chigumadzi and produced…

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Hope Masike awaits the next chapter

MULTI-TALENTED artist Hope Masike says she is pretty happy with what her 40-year life has yielded and is now primed to take the next step in her life. Masike – a singer, songwriter, painter and poet – who turned 40 recently, has released four albums and four poetry books since 2009 when she dropped her…

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Emotional Selmor leaves stage in huff

Thembinkosi Nyathi nyathit@dailynews.co.zw SONGBIRD Selmor Mtukudzi stormed off the stage after emotions got the better of her during a performance on Saturday during the first day of the two-day Oliver Mtukudzi International Festival of Arts (OMIFA) held Pakare Paye Arts Centre. The daughter of the late music legend Oliver Mtukudzi, who was only added to…

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Bhundu Boys leader’s body to be repatriated

Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw THE body of Bhundu Boys founding member, Rise Kagona (62) is expected to be repatriated to Zimbabwe soon following the success of a GoFundMe fundraising campaign set up for that purpose. Kagona, the founder of Bhundu Boys band that attracted international attention in 1987 after supporting Madonna for three nights at Wembley…

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Unstoppable march of human condition

Book review by Nyashadzashe ChikumbuTitle: Inside Harare Alcatraz and OtherShort StoriesAuthor: Andrew ChatoraPublisher: Kharis PublishingPages: 188Published: 2024 ZIMBABWE as a literary country isn’t particularly famed for its short stories, or its short story writers, its poets, yes, its novelists, yes, its essayists, of course—but rarely and far between are its short story writers. The short…

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October album overload…as top musicians line up new releases

OCTOBER is set to be an electrifying month for music lovers, as top musicians across diverse genres are gearing up to release their highly-anticipated albums. Among those leading the charge are gospel star Janet Manyowa who will release a new album titled ‘Worship Moments: Open Heavens’ on October 25 at the Celebration Centre Foyer in…

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Soul Winning Campaign Fest organisers confident

ORGANISERS of the upcoming Soul Winning Campaign Festival are confident of hosting a successful event from October 17 to 19 in Harare. The three-day festival, themed “Soul Winning Campaign #MunhuWeseKunaJesu”, will be held at Chemhanza Grounds in Dzivarasekwa. According to the organisers, the event is an expansion of the popular One Voice Concert, which has…

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Music world mourns Kagona

TRIBUTES continue to pour in for Bhundu Boys founding member, Rise Kagona, 62, who died on Tuesday in Scotland. The renowned guitarist was a founding member of the legendary Bhundu Boys who attracted international attention in 1987 after supporting Madonna for three nights at Wembley Stadium in London.  Veteran Scottish musician Doug Veitch, whose label…

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