When dementia comes between brothers and sisters
A person living with dementia can have better days and more difficult days.
By Ruth Memeza
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Stop being ‘only Africans’ on cultural platforms, heritage expert
Speaking at an indaba on taboos and conservation in Bulawayo, the director of the Amagugu International Heritage Centre in Matobo, said Africans must
By Margaret Lubinda
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An upmarket restaurant brings fine art to fine dining
Dubbed ‘Palms, People And Baobabs. An Art Dance, A life Dance’, the occasion was marked by an official opening at the Highland Park eatery.
By Nyadzombe Nyampenza
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Saintfloew debuts at Shoko Festival
Taking the headline spot for the very first time, Saintfloew leads an explosive lineup of Zimbabwe’s top urban culture stars and rising talent.
By Sindiso Dube
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Bulawayo model turns pageantry into platform for purpose
The Bulawayo-born model recently graduated from the University of Zimbabwe, but her ambitions stretch well beyond academic achievement.
By Langelihle Nyathi
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Byo group takes acapella crown at Ingoma Awards
The group, which has been making music without conventional instruments since its formation in 1999, scooped the award at a ceremony held at Glory House in Midrand on August 29.
By Margaret Lubinda
9h ago
Architect of progress: President’s pragmatic leadership and Zim’s transformation
In Zimbabwe, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has emerged as a determined and pragmatic leader whose administration is steadily laying the foundations for
By Clever Marisa
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SA-based academic turns to music with debut album Chirwirangwe
The album was subsequently recorded last year at Monolio Studios, run by Mukundu.
By Munashe Rungano
9h ago
When art becomes a voice for the planet: artists and the fight against climate change
Artists have a unique ability to transform complex environmental issues into experiences that people can see, hear, touch and emotionally understand.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
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