Zimbabwe: Harare Socialite Lured, Locked in, and Raped – Suspects Remanded in Custody
[263Chat] Two men who allegedly lured a Harare socialite under the pretense of a business meeting and subsequently took turns raping her have been remanded in custody by a Harare magistrate.
Zimbabwe: Analogue Africa – ‘Roots Rocking Zimbabwe’ Album Review – Delving Deep Into the World of Zimbabwean Rock
[New Zimbabwe] A vast and ever-diversifying continent, Africa has produced an unimaginable wealth of groundbreaking, inventive, and far too often overlooked music that has since spread throughout the world. Playing host to thousands of distinct sounds …
Malawi: Stage Set, Lights On! Mwezi Arts Unveils the Dazzling Theater Renaissance Cabaret
[Nyasa Times] Get ready, Malawi! The spotlight is swinging your way as Mwezi Arts, the powerhouse of local performance, rolls out the red carpet for the first-ever Theater Renaissance Cabaret (TRC) — a bold, electric, and internationally-flavored thea…
South Africa: Flower Farm Keeps Constantia’s Coloured Heritage Alive
[GroundUp] Jaftha brothers help heal a history of land dispossession
Zimbabwe: Jah Prayzah’s ‘Kuno’ Visuals Make Instant Impact
[The Herald] JAH PRAYZAH has blown away his legion of fans with visuals of his song “Kuno”, driving social media into a frenzy.
Zimbabwe: Who Is the Next Miss Universe Zim?
[The Herald] Tafadzwa Zimoyo — The wait is over!
Namibia: Let Cartoons Speak – Political Satire Is Not an Attack On Democracy
[Namibian] It was reported this week that Job Amupanda was considering laying a formal complaint with the media ombudsman over a political cartoon that portrayed him as “sleeping”.
Namibia: Culture On Display or Culture in Decay?
[Namibian] We are reminded by Marcus Garvey: “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.”
Zimbabwe: ‘I Don’t Listen to Winky D’s Music and We Didn’t Ban His Music On State Radio Stations’ – Nick Mangwana
[New Zimbabwe] INFORMATION Ministry Permanent Secretary, Nick Mangwana has claimed that government has not, at any given time, ordered a ban on Winky D’s songs being played on State-controlled radio stations.
South Africa: First Fossil Pangolin Tracks Discovered in South Africa
[The Conversation Africa] A team of scientists who study vertebrate fossil tracks and traces on South Africa’s southern Cape coast have identified the world’s first fossil pangolin trackway, with the help of Indigenous Master Trackers from Namibia. Ich…