The villages that raise us also give us stories, it’s up to us which ones we tell
In the past 12 months alone, the president of the most powerful country on earth called African countries ‘shit hole countries’, Beyonce incorporated African dress […]
Opinion
The Zimdancehall shift and drift
It’s been a minute! A lot has been cooking. Great music, some copy and paste and some very poor ones. The Plot Thickens with Plot […]
Give Zim hip-hop a fighting chance
HIP-hop is a music genre which was developed in the United States by African-Americans in the 1970s and since then, it has grown to be […]
Zim artists should improve their online presence
The importance of a good online presence for artists is now a public secret because of how it can help one to be successful in […]
Why Zim Hip Hop artists should get signed to record labels
So last week saw Mile scoop a recording deal with Sony Music Entertainment South Africa, something that everyone in the Hip Hop fraternity is so […]
Asaph, a certified Zim Hip Hop king
The vacancy of the King of Zim Hip Hop is certainly now occupied if Asaph’s latest release, Mambo, is anything to by.
Heart in Deceit
There is to this life, Two sides of a coin Never facing, Loving And hating. After all Gorky was right, “Half of my heart loves, […]
Unceremonious Parting
I heard In that grave silence Ghosts Shouting to me in whispers “She is gone for good.” I felt This freezing coldness Numbing These lips […]
Some Scenes – Fascinating
Some Scenes – Fascinating: A poem by Ruzvidzo Musarurwa
Could Vimbai have crossed the ‘moral line’ or it is creativity?
For a long time now Zimbabwean artistes have limited their creativity with the fear of being inclined to certain conundrums that are seen as taboo […]