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KARIBA — Traditional leaders in Kariba have declared Lake Kariba safe for navigation following a two-day cleansing ceremony held in the aftermath of the RIDA Mbuya Nehanda boat disaster, bringing indigenous knowledge and traditional healing to the centre of the community’s response to the tragedy.
As arts industry continues to take centre stage in proferring solutions in today’s world the sector has grown beyond ordinary human expectations. Amid all this young women are standing tall in revealing their strength towards the growth of Arts Industry in Zimbabwe.
Malian music legend Salif Keita has arrived in Harare ahead of the much-anticipated Ecobank Legends Night, bringing international star power to a weekend concert expected to celebrate the enduring influence of African music.
The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has taken its community radio sensitisation programme to Mutasa District, paving the way for the community to organise itself towards the establishment of a local radio station.
Chidodo, Mbire District was on a high on Thursday as thousands turned out in numbers for an open-air after-party at G Wagon Sports Bar, the official host venue. The event capped off a whole day of celebrations marking Mozambique Independence and turned the border town into the heart of a cross-border cultural festival, with music, unity, community giveaways, and a fierce sing-along challenge taking centre stage.
Speaking to this publication, Zimbabwe National Traditional Dancers Association (ZNTDA) President Mr. Kennedy Kachuruka said the Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance Festival is a collaboration between Delta Beverages, the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe, and ZNTDA. He emphasized that the festival brings together people from different cultures, allowing them to experience and appreciate each other’s traditions.
In a powerful demonstration of corporate patriotism and national service, NetOne has reaffirmed its position as a key partner in Zimbabwe’s national development.
The notion of cannibalism, or ritualistic man-eating, belongs to the history books for many—but for some isolated communities across the globe, it remains a dark reality. Among these are the Kombai people of Papua, Indonesia, whose deeply entrenched traditions of tribal punishment continue to shock the modern world.
The name “Africa”, now universally recognized as the world’s second-largest continent, has an origin shrouded in historical ambiguity and scholarly debate.
Oleksandr Usyk fires warning to next generation of boxers as he reveals his sons are following in his fighting footsteps.
