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Grandmothers Of Zimbabwe showing Pain and Resilience
With a decrease in HIV and AIDS prevalence, there are still people who are affected by the epidemic such as grandmothers of Zimbabwe.
Grandmothers...
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Grandmothers Of Zimbabwe showing Pain and Resilience
With a decrease in HIV and AIDS prevalence, there are still people who are affected by the epidemic such as grandmothers of Zimbabwe.
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They don't understand me, They'd rather call me names, than call my phone I am the foundation of their companionship, I am fuel to...
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BLACK MUA AWARDS
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FRIDAY, 7TH OF NOVEMBER 2014. TIME 1 PM
The 2014 BMUA Awards honouring and celebrating the industries best will be...
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REVIEWS
INVASION 1897 : The British Stole from us
Written By Ada Uzoije
Just a few months after it was released in December, 2014, INVASION 1897 notoriously stood proud among other Nigerian...
MUSIC
“I’ve always found joy on the stage” – Aura Mlilo | Wife Of Nqobizitha...
A month ago I had a chance to speak to Aura The Poet, creative director at Nafuna Tv, mother, role model and wife to...
Q n’ A with D Blok , Zimbabwean Fiery Femcee
Sometime last week I had a chat with one of Zimbabwe’s upcoming female emcees who goes by the name D Blok. I have seen...
10 Things You may Not Know About Noble Stylz
You may or may not know Noble Stylz of the Masofa Panze fame (read about it here) but here's 10 things he thinks you...
“In A Male Dominated Beat Making Industry, Everything Has To Be Top Notch” –...
Trends change seasons change, most industry's have been dominated by male but once in a while they are females willing to challenge these industry.
I...
A Look At Young African Hip-hop Artist Trap C – His New Song and...
African Hip-hop is infested with so much talent, today I will talk about a Zimbabwean young Hip-hop artist, who had his early passion for...
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Southern Africa brings energy to London’s Stage
Having a chance to listen to your favourite artist from up close gives you that all inclusive experience. They are able to give more...
Y2K Entertainment Promotions, The Promotors of the event hosted Southern Africa's well known musicians from both Zimbabwe and South Africa in London and Coventry. The event which took place at the Oasis venue (London), could just about get everyone in, so you could feel the heat. However, it's the good heat we're talking about ! Note by the end of the first performance most people were got out of their chairs and straight onto the floor to dance.

























































