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…
Zimbabwe: Former Beauty Queens Shine At Auditions
[The Herald] Tafadzwa Zimoyo — This year’s Miss Universe Zimbabwe (MUZ) pageant has shattered traditional barriers by including single mothers and married women among its top 20 finalists, a historic milestone that reflects a profound shift in the loc…
Zimbabwe: New Star-Studded Jazz Band Emerges
[The Herald] Trust Khosa — In Zimbabwe, jazz music is often associated with a mature audience that appreciates the art form and invests in its experience.
Namibia: Steenkamp Enters Khoekhoegowab Storm … Says No Language Is Superior to Another
[New Era] A storm is brewing at the Auas Primary School in the heart of Katutura, where disgruntled parents and community members and the school’s management are at loggerheads. It is alleged that the staff and principal are plotting to remove the Khoe…
Zimbabwe: Mai Dhuterere Removed From Remand
[The Herald] Harare magistrate Mr Tapiwa Banda has removed Dorcas Vambe, popularly known as Mai Dhuterere, and wife to renowned gospel artist Mambo Dhuterere, from remand in a case in which she was accused of defrauding a local politician of US$16 000 …
Zimbabwe: Gala to Remember!
[The Herald] ZIimdancehall proved why it has emerged as one of the most popular genres since the country got its independence from Britain in 1980.
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe’s House of Stone – the Gallery That Showcases a Famous Sculpture Tradition
[The Conversation Africa] Zimbabwe is the house of stone, both literally and figuratively, with its very name derived from the ancient stone city of Great Zimbabwe. Stone is more than just a material here – it’s the totem pole of the country’s identity…
Zimbabwe: Marabha’s Funeral Yet to Be Finalised
[The Herald] BURIAL arrangements for popular comedian Charles Mapalume, better known as Marabha, are yet to be finalised as his immediate family is still to converge.
Zimbabwe: Huge Send-Off for Pinjisi
[The Herald] Fred Nyakudanga Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment H — Sungura musician Tatenda Proud Kahwa, who was popularly known as Tatenda Pinjisi, was accorded a huge send-off yesterday at his rural home in Mutoko.
Zimbabwe: Uhuru Cup Lights Up Gokwe!
[The Herald] GOKWE, a place once known more for its folklore than football, is now at the centre of Zimbabwe’s Independence Day celebrations and local hero Energy Murambadoro couldn’t be prouder.