He contends that his musical identity is rooted in tradition and bold in expression.

Produced under Butau’s own banner, Abnormal Films, Street Diamond tells a story rooted in the experiences of ordinary people navigating the challenges of modern life. 

HIP-HOP musician Bagga We Ragga (pictured) will tomorrow stage a high-energy mega concert at the Aquatic Complex in Chitungwiza his home ground.

Also performing at the Stanbic Jacaranda Music Festival will be ExQ, an Urban Grooves artiste who rose to fame in 2000 after releasing his hit song Musalala.

Adding flavour to the entertainment spectacle will be up-and-coming Afro-dancehall artiste Kelvin Anesu Chibudzi, better known as Kyle.

Robert points to talents like director Leoy V and his mentor DyrektaO, as well as a creative rivalry between Shem Zemura and Vusa Hlatshwayo.

Jehoshaphat, whose real name is Jairos Mutambikwa, says the event is deeply personal and rooted in the realities he sees everyday.

Ngoshi, who is the founder of Supporting Abusive Free Environment (SAFE), said her mission is to give a voice to women and children affected by abuse.

IN the vibrant city of Mutare, cultural pride and women’s empowerment took centre stage during the recently held Sanganai/Hlanganani Carnival and Mutare Street Party.

POPULARLY known by his stage name Mwana Harare, John Ronaldo Luntu  is fast becoming the artiste to watch in Zimbabwe’s music and arts industry.

Discord is the man at the centre of Most Known Unknowns, a 33-track compilation album that celebrates Zimbabwe’s musical diversity while calling for unity and collective progress. 

Earlier Janet Manyowa had set the stage ablaze with her typical elegance and authority as she delivered powerful hits like Zadzisa, Nyasha neNgoni, and Ndimi.

Zimura director for information, media and publicity, Alexio “Goodchild” Gwenzi, has set the record straight.