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Jah Prayzah brings the Jah experience to Beitbridge

The show will see the celebrated musician perform for his fans and interact with them, with the concert expected to run into the early hours of Saturday.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi 22h ago

Will Feli Nandi fill up HICC?

It is widely used for major music concerts, conferences, and exhibitions in Zimbabwe.
By Fred Zindi Aug. 9, 2026

Four days, six events: Your Heroes' weekend survival guide

Kick-start the long weekend in Mabvuku, where Rocks Steak House hosts the Mabvuku Carnival at Chizhanje from evening until late
By Valentine Maya Aug. 7, 2026

The price of Chimurenga: Will the lion roar or purr?

Mapfumo has rejected suggestions that accepting the performances amounts to abandoning his principles.
By Style Reporter Jul. 19, 2026

Why Mapfumo took the US$1 million: When business collides with public opinion

The Chimurenga music legend announced that he would perform at musician Jah Prayzah’s wedding and businessman Wicknell Chivayo’s birthday celebrations.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 16, 2026

Jah Prayzah headlines inaugural RTG Nyanga marathon

Participants can choose between the 3km Fun Run, the 5km Run, the 10km Run, or the challenging 21km Half Marathon.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere Jun. 7, 2026

Creatives applaud Mbira Awards honouring cultural heritage champions

Held at Baradzanwa Cultural Village, the festival recognised renowned figures including Jah Prayzah
By Tendai Sauta Jun. 3, 2026

One Big Party: The subversive deja vu of Winky D's political carnivals

On the surface, it sounds celebratory. Beneath that surface, however, the song reads as satire — a reflection on permanence, dominance and the endless continuity of power.
By Style Reporter May. 31, 2026

Zim: An angry country

The people are angry over a number of grievances and, in most instances, this anger flares when there is least spark of annoyance.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu May. 30, 2026