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She said that lead to the child suffering from low oxygen supply and struggling to breathe, adding that the amount or type of oil did not make a difference.
The 40-year-old Ndinonyara hitmaker came on to the music scene in the early 2000s with his first track Maria and he intends to celebrate the two-decade journey in style.
The festival exceeded expectations, establishing itself as a vibrant celebration of Zimbabwean culture and a highlight of the European festival calendar.
He has tried to keep his father’s spirit alive, keep his father’s genre alive and even going to the extent of dressing like him, which has won him praise from his fans.
Born Charlotte Isabel Moyo the musician, who is also a hotel and tourism management graduate, said the move to a big city brought her closer to a wider audience.
In a speech read on her behalf at the recently-held Bira Rembira's festival, Auxillia said it was heart-warming that Zimbabwean mbira players were revered worldwide.
Through her book, Mhanda sheds light on the often-overlooked struggles of young mothers, particularly those facing neglect and abandonment from their child’s father.
Popularly known as the Ninja President, Winky D delivered his signature high-energy performance, getting the crowd moving with hits Mudhara Vauya, Disappear and Panorwadza Moyo.
Dangarembga, whose work often revolves around the experiences of African women, is best known for her critically acclaimed 1988 debut novel Nervous Conditions.
Local literature plays a crucial role in nation-building and cultural preservation, and there is a strong need for ongoing dialogue among stakeholders.
The competition also offers a unique opportunity for young filmmakers to make a difference in their communities and contribute to a safer and healthier future for all.
As the powerhouse behind the recent Business of Books (BOB) conference, Akello Library is bridging the gap between content creators and the vast potential of digital distribution.
As he continues to inspire others through his work, his story serves as a testament to the power of community-driven initiatives and the impact one person can have.
The cast also includes Purity Manyowa (Mom), Tringel Taruvinga (Joy), Tatenda Gono (Jayden), Tanatswa Chifamba (King Pee Guy Zibla) and Troy Tamusan’a (Beats).