His autobiography is in the form of two books, with book one covering the years from birth in 1951 up to the end of 1973 when Mr Nyathi completed his training as a science teacher at Gweru Teachers College, while book two deals with the rest of the life story from 1974 to 2021.
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Plumtree twins live their Rumba dream
While it is uncommon for the younger generation to follow Rumba music, Alpha and Omega Sibanda have emerged in Plumtree raising the Rumba Music flag high.
Poet Khulekani Ndlovu Biography
My first attempt on poetry was in July 2017 when I took part in the school festival known as the SASSAF competition and I only proceeded to district level.
Mthimbane Sounds Blasters’ Album On The Go
Regardless of the Covid 19 pandemic which has created a lot of challenges world-wide,Themba Bhoyoyo has released his Album ‘Isimabhiliya’. The album has seven songs namely; umuntu, Isimabiliya, Inyembezi, Isiga saseGwanda, Omalayitsha, Hlalendlini and Iganyavu.
Tshoko Hitmaker lives his music dream
Whilst it is true that musicians take a long journey to reach the destination of recognition, Lulamani went against whatever odds as he founded his band in 2014.
Kenny Mangena’s musical odyssey, from Mbondo primary to the UK
Can anything good come from Lupane? Kenny Canaan Moyo known as Kenny Mangena has responded to this question, not by his mere talking and speculations but by his career in music. He went to Mphahlwa number 3 and Mbondo primary schools for his primary education, then proceeded to Mabhikwa Secondary School.
Great Limpopo Cultural Trade Fair receives funding
PREPARATIONS for the annual Great Limpopo Cultural Trade Fair (GLCTF) have received a timely and financial boost after the custodian of culture in Zimbabwe provided US$25 360 for the event.
Mativenga to release new album
Most of Zimbabwe’s local artistes depend on music as a source of income and the effects of Covid-19 have left many without regular income. Since the national lockdown which was effected on the 30th of March, most local musicians have not fully recovered.
Tsonga-Shangani cultural festival and the Gaza Trust
The roots of the Shangaan people can be traced back from the Tsonga people a diverse group of people which included the Shangaan, Tonga, Thonga and other smaller ethnic groups