Life & Arts

Inaugural Nyanga Arts Festival makes a mark

Anesu Mirisawu mirisawua@dailynews.co.zw ORGANISERS of the inaugural Nyanga Arts Festival, which took place in the resort town recently, are happy with the way the event panned out. The event organised by Nhimbe Trust and partners was held at various venues including the world-famous Nyanga National Park and the Montclair Hotel and Casino. Running under the…

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Gary gets Tuku tattoo

Anesu Mirisawu RISING artist Gary Tight has honoured the late veteran singer Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi by getting the late internationally-acclaimed music star’s face tattooed on his arm. His decision to ink Tuku’s face on his arm has, however, raised some controversy, with some critics on social media saying he had gone too far and should…

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All set for Jikinya provincial finals

By Anesu Mirisawu PRIMARY schools in five provinces are ready to battle it out in the first batch of Jikinya Dance Festival, provincial finals slated for this Friday. National Association of Primary Heads (NAPH) president Cynthia Khumalo said schools are more than ready for the provincial finals in Bulawayo, Harare, Manicaland, Mashonaland East and Matabeleland…

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Zim film maker wins big at US film festival

By Ashley Moyo SOUTH AFRICA BASED filmmaker Daniel Lasker, scooped the director’s prize for cultural impact and achievement at the Film Quest festival held in Utah in the United States over the weekend. Lasker landed the award thanks to his trailblazing film — The Signal — the first ever Ndebele science movie. A delighted Lasker…

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MultiChoice launches Keepie Uppie Challenge

DOZENS of dancers and hundreds of spectators recently enjoyed a unique dance cypher at Harare’s Joina City mall, organised to help promote upcoming exclusive coverage by DStv’s SuperSport of the entire 2022 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament. Liz Dziva, pictured, publicity and public relations manager of MultiChoice Zimbabwe, said a cypher was an informal dance…

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Bumper crowd at First Capital gig

By Anesu Mirisawu DESPITE the bad weather on Saturday, fans came in huge numbers to attend the “Balance Up and Drive Campaign” gig, held at First Capital Bank Sports Club in Mount Pleasant in the capital. The gig featured top musician Jah Prayzah who performed alongside Nutty O, DJ Reverb and DJ Nizzy. Nutty O…

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Award-winning writer shares nuggets on journey to redemption

AMAZON bestseller Chiedza Makwara is the author of Bongile Journey to Redemption, is a leading  voice in gender equality in the arts industry as well as in business.  Makwara is a woman of many talents – entrepreneur, business woman, broadcaster, author, scriptwriter and producer.  She has been sharing stories since childhood. Her book Bongile Journey to Redemption has sold well…

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Baba Harare tackles domestic violence in new song

Anesu Mirisawu JITI musician, Braveman Chizvino better known as Baba Harare, pictured, in music circles, has condemned domestic violence in new song titled Wandibaya Moyo. Wandibaya Moyo is off his latest nine track album Zimbabwean Giant. In the song, accompanied by the visuals, Baba Harare raised awareness on gender-based violence in relationships.  The song revolves around a woman…

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