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Zimbabwe’s Sacred Soundscape comes alive at Mutare’s Bira Rematendo

Pilato said the artist selection reflects the historical evolution of mbira music.

By Tendai Sauta 3h ago

Zimbabwe’s Sacred Soundscape comes alive at Mutare’s Bira Rematendo

An alleged drug cartel and a murdered witness: South Africa's police corruption probe

The Madlanga Commission is carrying out its work in three phases; the first phase gave witnesses a chance to present their allegations.

By Bbc News 4h ago

An alleged drug cartel and a murdered witness: South Africa's police corruption probe

Amaqaqa bridging cultures through song

Khabo, speaking passionately about the group’s mission, reflects on the profound connection between their music, culture and the diverse audiences they aim to touch.

By Nokuxola Mbangeni Dec. 20, 2025

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Mutsvangwa throws Zanu PF bigwigs under the bus

Timba alleged that Mnangagwa’s anti-corruption rhetoric was disconnected from the reality, where accountability and transparency were systematically absent.

By Kenneth Nyangani Dec. 18, 2025

Mutsvangwa throws Zanu PF bigwigs under the bus

I don’t pick who gets paid, says Guvamatanga

Guvamatanga, however, was quick to pour cold water on the image of him sitting in a dark room deciding which road contractor gets a check.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 15, 2025

I don’t pick who gets paid, says Guvamatanga

One roof, two mothers, no peace

I liked my mother-in-law. The problem was Mai VaMaidei. At times , I felt that Mai VaMaidei wanted the two ageing women to be squabbling over their grandchildren.

By Onie Ndoro Dec. 14, 2025

Chimalizeni turns Agama into Zimbabwe’s new topflight threat

Chimalizeni took over a side that was trailing title rivals N'ombeyaora FC, who dominated the log table for the better part of the season.

By Tinashe Matambo Dec. 14, 2025

Chimalizeni turns Agama into Zimbabwe’s new topflight threat

REA trains 580 biogas builders in rural areas

Under the arrangement, a villager needing a biogas digester will approach a local trained builder and negotiate for a fee rather than travelling long distances to REA offices for the service.

By Jairos Saunyama Dec. 13, 2025

REA trains 580 biogas builders in rural areas

Guvamatanga remarks expose a rotten system

It is untraceable, unaccountable and essential for maintaining patronage networks, masking corruption and consolidating power through literal hand-outs.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Dec. 12, 2025