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3 weeks ago |
thestandard.co.zw | Sindiso Dube |Nqobani Ndlovu |Miriam Mangwaya |Everson Mushava
Dispelling widespread rumours that the annual Shoko Festival would not take place this year, organisers have officially announced its return, opening applications for participating artists and performers. The festival, a cornerstone of Zimbabwe's arts and culture scene, made the announcement last Thursday, setting a deadline of May 16 for all submissions.
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1 month ago |
thestandard.co.zw | Sindiso Dube |Nqobani Ndlovu |Miriam Mangwaya |Everson Mushava
Music and event promoters in Zimbabwe are facing increased uncertainty due to rising security tensions. These tensions stem from calls for nationwide demonstrations by war veteran Blessed “Bombshell” Geza, who is demanding President Emmerson Mnangagwa's resignation. Geza, who was recently expelled from Zanu PF for alleged indiscipline, accuses Mnangagwa of corruption and tribalism.
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1 month ago |
thestandard.co.zw | Sindiso Dube |Nqobani Ndlovu |Miriam Mangwaya |Everson Mushava
Prominent Zimbabwean music producer Jamal No Limits narrowly escaped serious injury on Wednesday afternoon after being involved in a car accident in Harare. The incident occurred between Borrowdale Road and Harare Drive, where his BMW collided with a blue Toyota twin cab. The collision resulted in damage to both vehicles, fortunately there were no reported fatalities.
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1 month ago |
thestandard.co.zw | Sindiso Dube |Nqobani Ndlovu |Problem Masau |Vanessa Gonye
WHEELSPINER DJ Stavo, has stirred a hornet's nest by asserting that Zimbabwe lacks a musical artist deserving the (GOAT) title. “There is no GOAT in Zim currently," he declared, igniting a firestorm online. Fans erupted, vehemently defending their musical idols and challenging the DJ's assertion. GOAT is a popular acronym that stands for "Greatest Of All Time." It's used to describe someone who is considered the best in their field, especially in sports and entertainment.
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2 months ago |
thestandard.co.zw | Sindiso Dube |Nqobani Ndlovu |Nunurai Jena |Tafadzwa Mhlanga
The recent announcement of the National Arts Merit Awards (Nama) nominees has been met with criticism, with some prominent figures in the Zimbabwean arts scene questioning the integrity of the selection process. Zimcelebs founder and music promoter, Tafadzwa Rusike Gondo, known as Uncle Munhumutapa, strongly criticised the nominations, calling them a "joke." "National Arts Merit Awards your awards are now a joke.
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