[New Zimbabwe] United Kingdom-based promoter Kudzaishe Chipadza, popularly known as DJ Kay Cie, was finally buried in Zvishavane on Sunday, three months after his passing.
[Scrolla] Tyla, the South African Grammy-winning artist, takes center stage in the new single "Talk To Me" alongside Damiano David, lead singer of Måneskin, and legendary guitarist Nile Rodgers.
[The Herald] THERE is something special about Nisha Ts. The Chegutu-bred songstress is slowly stamping her authority as one of the brightest stars on Zimbabwe's entertainment scene.
[Namibian] Late musician Ras Sheehama's younger sister, Mina Sheehama-Kol, says her brother did not like going for counselling because he believed everyone has problems.
[263Chat] Local urban culture festival, Shoko Festival has unveiled two major additions to its 15th edition promising an explosive Mash Up Night at Harare Gardens on Friday, 26 September.
[New Zimbabwe] As the Shoko Festival marks 15 years since inception, the spotlight will be on the legacy of the country's largest urban culture festival, and there is no better way to mark the occasion than with comedian King Kandoro headlining the comedy night on September 25.
[263Chat] Musician Baba Harare has urged churches and gospel promoters to bring greater professionalism and accountability to the gospel music industry warning that exploitation is holding back both the ministry and artists' livelihoods.
[263Chat] Zimbabwe's longest-running festival of urban culture Shoko Festival has announced a star-studded line-up for its landmark 15th edition with the much-anticipated Shoko Comedy Night set for Harare Gardens on 25 September 2025.
