Richmore Tera
UK-based gospel musician Fulton Rupapa launched his debut album “Breaking Ground” at a colourful ceremony held at NMB Building Revelation Centre in Harare at the weekend. The launch, which attracted

Fred Zindi Music
First it was Mutabaruka in Kingston, Jamaica, then came Linton Kwesi Johnson (LKJ) in London, England, and finally Mzwakhe Mbuli in Johannesburg, South Africa. Now it is Albert Nyathi’s turn. I am

Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
WHEN one talks of gospel music’s yesteryear greats, names like Baba Machanic Manyeruke and Freedom Sengwayo immediately come to mind. But there is one man who transformed the gospel

Shiana Mhizha
Entertainment Reporter
Miss Zimbabwe Bongani Dhlakama has stepped up her preparations for the 62nd edition of the Miss World contest set for August 18 in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China.
The 23-year-old beauty will strut her stuff on the ramp with other 120 beauties drawn from all parts of the world.

Richmore Tera
Arts Correspondent
SUPERSTAR Oliver Mtukudzi will add another feather to his cap when his new musical “Masanga Bodo” premieres at the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare, this Friday.
This is Tuku’s third musical after “Was My Child” and “Nzou neMhuru” which were released to critical acclaim.

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
Entertainment Reporter
Singer Prince Mafukidze is up for Africa Gospel Awards scheduled for London, England, at the Hippodrome on July 7, 2012.
Mafukidze, who is more popularly known as “The Real Prince Mwana Wamambo”, was nominated for Best Gospel Artiste Southern Africa although it is not clear for which song. It is highly likely that it was the video of “Swedera Mudhuze” which did the rounds on YouTube.

Africa Magic Entertainment recently launched Star Gist, the continent’s very own answer to showbiz buzz, up-to-the-minute entertainment and trend news.

Richmore Tera
A NEW whizkid has entered the music scene.

Entertainment Reporter
THE national finals of the talent search show Star    Brite will be held at the end of July or beginning of August during the school holidays, organisers have revealed.
Barney Mpariwa, the producer and director of the show, said this as contestants in the talent show went into boot camp where they received grooming tips ahead of the finals that will see the best in music, dance and other art genres being crowned and walking away with prizes.

The difference between the Zimbabwe stone sculpture movement and other art movements around the globe is that our movement is strongly linked and intertwined with the extended family.

Entertainment Reporter
Family squabbles are at the heart of “Table Manners”, a comedy now running in Theatre Upstairs at Reps in Harare.