Fifteen years after Tongai “Dhewa” Moyo died, his Sungura classics continue to resonate with Zimbabweans. We remember the musician whose voice and songs became part of the nation’s soundtrack.

Thomas Mapfumo says he was paid in full for performances linked to Jah Prayzah's wedding and Wicknell Chivayo's birthday and will return for the rescheduled shows.

The third Bira reMbira Festival honoured legendary musician Ambuya Stella Chiweshe at Glamis Arena, despite low attendance and early technical problems.

We might be a people of different backgrounds, but in Zimbabwe, our heritage and culture bind us. That is the driving idea behind the Mutupo Festival, hosted by cultural advocate Dereck Mpofu (popularly known by his totem name, Mhofu yemkono).

Zimbabwean Afro-jazz band Kashe Ngoma, fronted by Agga Nyabinde, has recorded an East African remix of their fan-favorite single "Kushanda." The track features Kenyan Afro-pop artist Ima Music and Ugandan multi-instrumentalist Aliddeki Brian, and will be included on Kashe Ngoma's upcoming album Toenda Mberi.

Fadzai Mahere has defended Winky D after a goat-themed outfit worn by the Zimdancehall musician sparked social media speculation about occult symbolism.

Urban grooves veteran Alexio Kawara reflects on 18 years of live-band performances, the cross-generational impact of hits like 'Shaina', and his plans to release four new love songs.

Harare prepares for the return of the Jacaranda Music Festival from October 2-4, 2026 at Thornpark Polo Club, featuring Jah Prayzah, Feli Nandi, Tamy Moyo, and top regional acts. By Mpundu Valerie.

The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has urged local event promoters to consider postponing performances by South African artistes amid growing public anger over the reported harassment of foreign nationals in South Africa. NACZ chief executive officer Napoleon Nyanhi said the appeal is a precautionary measure aimed at safeguarding both performers and audiences, rather than a boycott of South African entertainers.

NEW YORK — Social media has been flooded with claims that internet superstar IShowSpeed has outperformed the official FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem by music icons Shakira and Burna Boy, sparking one of the biggest online debates ahead of football's biggest tournament.