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Mukanya farewell show in doubt

However, Standard Style established that authorities, including the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) have not been notified of the planned show, raising further doubts about its status.

By Style Reporter Apr. 5, 2026

Who pioneered Zimdancehall

The remarks have sparked fierce pushback from early contributors and critics, reopening a long-running debate: who really started Zimdancehall in Zimbabwe?

By Style Reporter Mar. 29, 2026

Hurungwe writer homecoming notes from Nama

Dirani earned a nomination for the prestigious awards for his children’s book, The Old River Woman — a work that reflects both imagination and cultural depth.

By Nhau Mangirazi Mar. 26, 2026

Hurungwe writer homecoming notes from Nama

Nkayi MP slams CAF for Afcon title flip

Hadebe, who also sits on the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Recreation, Arts and Culture, told Southern Eye that the ruling was “a travesty of justice”.

By Nizbert Moyo Mar. 23, 2026

Dates set for National Open (Easter) Darts tourney

“Therefore, provinces should hold their selection trials early and submit team lists, full names of players and trial sheets to the national secretary-general by March 14, 2026 without fail.”

By Sports Reporter Mar. 19, 2026

Dates set for National Open (Easter) Darts tourney

Art meets action as Chitungwiza tackles water, sanitation challenges

Chitungwiza, located about 25km southeast of Harare, faces mounting pressure from rapid urbanisation, ageing infrastructure and a growing population projected to exceed 440 000 by 2030.

By Tendai Sauta Mar. 18, 2026

Art meets action as Chitungwiza tackles water, sanitation challenges

When the Animals Spoke — and Zimbabwe listened

A ZIMBABWEAN adaptation of a global political classic not only made it to the National Arts Merit Awards (NAMAs) stage — it dominated it.

By Conrad Gweru Mar. 13, 2026

When the Animals Spoke — and Zimbabwe listened

ChiTown designer Mukwanhi commands red carpet attention at NAMAs

Interest in the designs deepened as audiences gathered outside HICC to watch performances by musicians Tina Watyoka and Yambutso, who entertained guests before the main ceremony.

By Tendai Sauta Mar. 12, 2026