Chris Martin’s Electrifying Zi FM Freestyle Shakes Up Harare Before Kadoma Gig
Jamaican reggae and dancehall sensation Chris Martin has landed in Zimbabwe, igniting excitement ahead of the highly anticipated Kadoma Music Festival.
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Jamaican reggae and dancehall sensation Chris Martin has landed in Zimbabwe, igniting excitement ahead of the highly anticipated Kadoma Music Festival.
Zim Artist Winky D has not just released a track, he has launched a digital revolution. His latest single, “Drink Up (Problems Away),” featuring Jamaican reggae heavyweight Busy Signal, is making waves not only for the infectious collaboration but for its accompanying Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated music video.
Under the leadership of its Founding President, Dr. Reverend Obediah Musindo, DANet is championing a new era where the church moves beyond spiritual focus to become a powerful “engine for entrepreneurship development” and a center for holistic community empowerment.
The name “Africa”, now universally recognized as the world’s second-largest continent, has an origin shrouded in historical ambiguity and scholarly debate.
Destiny for Afrika Network (DANET) President, Dr. Reverend Obediah Musindo, has reaffirmed his commitment to empowering local citizens through affordable housing, launching a significant scheme in Mutare over the weekend.
The second term of the Trump administration has seen a significant escalation in U.S. immigration enforcement, with Africans increasingly becoming a key demographic in deportation statistics.
At the UN General Assembly, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s impassioned condemnation of Israel’s military actions in Gaza was abruptly interrupted, leading to widespread speculation about the cause of the technical “glitch” that muted his microphone.
Kenyan President William Ruto delivered a powerful and unapologetic speech, directly confronting the global body’s outdated and unfair structure. His address was a bold call to action, centering on the long-standing issue of Africa’s exclusion from a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
NEW YORK – The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is spearheading a continental push for stronger digital governance. During the Forward Africa Leaders Symposium, held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly’s 80th session (UNGA80), PAP President H.E. Chief Fortune Charumbira stressed the vital role of parliamentarians in shaping Africa’s digital future.
In an open letter, Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, the president of the Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) political party, offered counsel to businessman Kuda Tagwirei amidst the current political landscape in Zimbabwe