New year, and despite the cruel bite of January disease, somehow these artists have managed to put out music videos. We bring you again the prestigious top 10 Zimbabwean music videos as shown on Zambezi Magic. Taking the top of the list was T1 Wema1 with his video for Mangwana. Check out the full chart below as well as each of the videos for your viewing pleasure:
Beverly Bond, founder, CEO and executive producer of BLACK GIRLS ROCK! recently announced that she was expanding her extremely successful BGR movement into Africa.
As we are in the grips of one of the most sweltering heat waves in recent times people within the SADC region have been clamouring for new and inventive ways to cool down.
Our on the ground and in the field Sindiso Dube happened to be at Oskido's Homecoming event in Bulawayo and captured this report on proceedings.
If there is one thing that is synonymous with the 2 Broke Twimbos it is racial and ethnic sensitivities. When you think of us, thoughts of understanding, patience, and cultural acceptance should not be far behind.
New music from Roki and the good folks at Kenako Muzik
Napoleon Nyanhi spoke to Boity at The BET Experience. Somehow he managed to complete the interview with completely melting down despite the fact that he did get slapped by her.
Zambian hit maker Roberto of Amarula fame (the song not the drink. Nobody wants to be famous because of alcohol, except Dan) performed in Harare over the weekend to a sold crowd at the HICC for the SIMMAD 2015 Shutdown.
Fellow comrades and non-receivers of vehicular gifts, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back once again to knock down global ignorance with the sledgehammer of podcasting! This week, the pair discuss the terrible tragedy of the Kariba Ferry, the ongoing InDrive wars between Harare City Council and e-hailing service users, Thomas Mapfumo beefing with his nephew, why we’re still going to have to go through the humiliation ritual of applying for visas, and how to tell if this was written by AI or not. Enjoy!