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Zimbabwe Karate Union Secretary General Tanaka Nyakuipa Appointed UCSMC World Ambassador for Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean sports administrator, youth leader and martial artist Tanaka Nyakuipa was recently appointed as World Ambassador for Zimbabwe by the United Countries Sports Management Council (UCSMC), a global body driving professional sports management, education and international collaboration. The appointment places Nyakuipa within the UCSMC Global […]
When Love Becomes a Prison: Crystabel Chikayi’s Powerful Debut, Stillbirth of Love
I have never wanted to throw a book at the wall as I did with Crystabel Chikayi’s debut book, Stillbirth of Love. It reminded me of those horror movies you want to drag a character out of their skull to save them. I found myself […]
Dance Dynamite: Amazing Prince Redefines Zimbabwean Dance at NAMA
In Zimbabwe’s vibrant dance scene, one name is making waves—Amazing Prince. The 25-year-old choreographer and dancer stunned audiences at the National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA), showcasing his innovative style, infectious energy, and deep passion for dance. With a background rooted in church performances and wedding […]
Detecting Fraudsters Through Strategic Human Resource Management
Every day, there is a case of fraud being reported or heard in court. While the public has expressed outrage over fraud and corruption in the public sector, the private sector has not been spared either. From large corporations to small and medium enterprises, businesses […]
OP-ED: Why Businesses Are Rethinking What Happens to Redundant IT
OP-ED | By Lauren Omopariola: From recovering residual value to improving asset visibility and reducing e-waste, retired technology may have a bigger role to play in the IT lifecycle. For many organisations, the end of a device’s working life inside the business is relatively uneventful. […]
Africa’s October Runways: Different Cities, Different Stories, One Creative Language
Fashion in Africa rarely tells one story. It changes from city to city, drawing from different cultures, histories and personal experiences. October offered a good reminder of that, as designers and models took to runways across the continent, each bringing something of their own to […]
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Weight: When Zimbabwean Stories Put Youth Realities on the Festival Screen
A young man struggling to find work, a family dealing with loss and a community watching from a distance.These are not unfamiliar scenes in Zimbabwe, but they are realities that do not always find their way into conversations about the country’s young people. At this […]
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Sue Nyathi: When African Stories Find Their Way to the World
“The door is not just open for me, but everyone who’s writing in Southern Africa. Our stories and our voices matter.” ~ Sue Nyathi By Nico Abote: There is something particularly beautiful about watching a story travel. A story can begin quietly, sitting between the […]
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Don Dada – The Struggle and The Crown
For over two decades, he has been the constant voice preaching Pan Africanism, Ubuntu and Hope in lyrics and rhythm. Now, in 2026, with platinum plaques hanging on his studio walls in Jozi and several awards and nominations bearing his name, the voice has matured. […]
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The World According To Tinotenda: Comedy, Culture And Bigger Dreams
The Bulawayo-born comedian and MC talks kasi roots, New School Comedy ZW, and why he wants to be a global African entertainer. Born in Bulawayo and now based in Harare, Tinotenda Lebohang Kurwaisimba (TK) is part of the new wave of Zimbabwean entertainers blending comedy, […]
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Sunday Luminary: Tendai Huchu’s unbowed creativity and bravery
In a society that often ignores taboo and difficult topics one author dove nose first into telling a powerful story that a nation often sweeps under the carpet. Tendai Huchu was born in Bindura, Zimbabwe in 1982. He is now based in Scotland where he […]
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Sunday Luminary: From Self-Publishing to reaching millions; the journey of Sue Nyathi
At the moment, Sue Nyathi has the world spinning in the palm of her hand. Across the world the supernovela ‘The Polygamist’ adapted from her novel of the same name has taken the world by storm. The main character Jonasi Gomora has become synonymous with […]
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