Macaria is a US based Zimbabwean gospel singer, and songwriter who mainly serves in the music department and children’s ministry in her home church. She recently released The Zoe Album, a gospel project that will refresh, uplift, and bring healing to your mind, soul and body. Continue reading The Zoe Album : Macaria’s gift to the world
The Yale School of Art is pleased to announce the appointment of Nontsikelelo Mutiti to the faculty as the Director of Graduate Studies in Graphic Design. Set to begin her appointment this August, Mutiti will become the third director of the graphic design program, following Professor Sheila Levrant de Bretteville’s historic thirty-two year tenure. Mutiti is a Zimbabwean born designer, visual artist, and educator whose conceptual approach to design spans the mediums of print, moving-image, web design, fine art, and community engagement. Continue reading Yale School of Art (USA) appoints Zimbabwean Nontsikelelo Mutiti Director of Graduate Studies in Graphic Design
The City of Carmel, Indiana (USA) recently unveiled a new stone sculpture by Zimbabwean sculptor Dominic Benhura. In addition to that the City proclaimed the 14th of May 2022 as the DOMINIC BENHURA DAY. Continue reading International sculptor DOMINIC BENHURA receives US city honor
Eve Kawadza was born in Buhera on the 12th of August 1988. She spent her early years in Rusape with her paternal Grandmother and later came to Harare when she was 4 years old in time for her to start her preschool. She did her Primary school at Houghton Park Primary School in Waterfalls in Harare and did her O’level at Howard High School in Chiweshe and came back to Harare and did her A Level at Harare High School in Mbare popularly known as Danho. She proceeded to the University of Zimbabwe where she did her Bachelor Of Arts Degree BA General. Continue reading Jazzed-up Eve Kawadza says ‘I DO’
Zimbabweans have an intractable relationship with Gospel music. While in most other countries the genre occupies the periphery of the industry, it is undoubtedly mainstream in Zim. The biggest gospel artists are often among the biggest entertainers in the country altogether. You would also be hard-pressed to find too many of the industry’s non-Gospel legends without a single (at least debatably) gospel song in their catalogue. Continue reading Five 2019 Sunday Morning Jams that were missing from the Permican Awards!
I never wanted to be like anyone who was out there. I want it to be the first time anyone has ever heard anything like that. I had to pave my own way, hustling to get by because I have faith in my music and know what iam capable of. Continue reading RTC aint here to play games
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