The Disturbing Trend of Posting Accident Footage on Social Media:An Invasion of Privacy and Humanity

An Accident scene captured in Harare recently (file pic)By George SwareiIn an age where social media dominates information sharing, there is an unsettling trend of people posting graphic accident scenes online. This practice raises ethical, cultural, and psychological issues, particularly in Zimbabwe, where families often discover their loved ones’ tragic fates through these public posts….

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Iran Commits To Strengthening Cultural Ties With Zimbabwe

Delegates following proceedings at the Zim-Iran Cultural Exchange program in Harare By Dickson Bandera Iranian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, His Excellency Abbas Navazani, on Friday expressed that Iran is enjoying strong mutual relations with Zimbabwe and remains committed to expanding these ties across various areas of life for the mutual benefit of both nations. Speaking in…

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Mupositori Tatenda Maware Joins List of AFM-Groomed Musicians

Musician Mupositori Tatenda Maware By Dickson Bandera Rising gospel musician Mupositori Tatenda Maware has joined the ranks of artists produced by the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) in Zimbabwe, making a significant impact in the country’s gospel music landscape. Known as “Famba Mupositori,” Maware is gaining recognition for his gospel tracks, which have resonated with many…

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Freedom Manatsa Set to Release Third Album

Freedom Manatsa By Reginald Tapfumaneyi Renowned musician Freedom Manatsa, son of the late legendary musician Zex Manatsa, is gearing up to release his third studio album this December. With 22 years of experience in the music industry, Manatsa has established himself as a talented artist in his own right. Manatsa’s musical journey began as a…

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Bioskop! Short Film Competition Announces 2024 Shortlist for Filmmakers and Actors

By George SwareiHarare– The BIOSKOP! Short Film Competition, a key feature of the European Film Festival Zimbabwe, has revealed its shortlisted filmmakers and actors for the 2024 edition. With themes centered on “Beyond Boundaries: Empowering Women Through Film” and “Staying Connected,” the competition highlights Zimbabwean stories told through diverse and compelling lenses. This year, 56 submissions…

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European Union awards $280,494 to 20 New Arts and Culture Projects in Zimbabwe

The EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jobst von Kirchmann By George Swarei Harare, Zimbabwe, September 9, 2024 – The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust, in collaboration with the European Union (EU) Delegation to Zimbabwe, has granted a total of USD 280,494 to 20 new arts and culture projects across Zimbabwe under the CreativeACTIONs 2 initiative. The…

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Zimbabwean Afro-futurism Band Headlines Fusion Festival in Germany

By Dickson Bandera LÜNEBURG, GERMANY – Bantu Spaceship/s, a highly acclaimed Afro-futurism band from Zimbabwe, is set to perform at this year’s Fusion Festival, running from June 26th to June 30th, 2024. The festival, one of Europe’s largest intercultural music and arts festivals, kicked off today at a former military airport in northeastern Germany, marking…

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Zim launches Supermodel competition in Style

By Edward Makuzva Zimbabwe’s fashion industry was abuzz with excitement as the country launched its inaugural Supermodel competition in style. The event, held at the luxurious Hyatt Regency in Harare, drew a packed crowd of fashion enthusiasts, celebrities, and industry experts. Empowering Zimbabwe’s creative economy, the Supermodel competition is not just about showcasing modeling talent; it…

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Bioskop! Short Film Competition Returns with a Bang

By George Swarei The European Film Festival Zimbabwe (#EuroFilmFestZW) has announced the return of the Bioskop! short film competition, calling on filmmakers to submit their short films by July 20, 2024 via https://filmfreeway.com/ZIFFZimbabwe. Now in its ninth edition, Bioskop! offers a prestigious platform for Zimbabwean filmmakers to display their creative prowess and gain national recognition….

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