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Mwaka arts festival levels creative ground for schools

He encouraged school heads to accept dance and music teachers from institutions such as the Chenhaka Trust.

By Tendai Sauta Sep. 12, 2024

Mwaka arts festival levels creative ground for schools

20 projects benefit from US$280K Culture Fund, EU grant

Zimbabwe Deaf Media has already produced African folktales in Sign Language, enriching the learning experience for hearing-impaired students.

By Rachel Shonhiwa Sep. 11, 2024

20 projects benefit from US$280K Culture Fund, EU grant

Deaf artists fight for healthcare access through theatre, dance

This project emphasizes the importance of communication and its crucial role in ensuring equal access to basic human rights like healthcare.

By Sharon Sibindi Dec. 10, 2023

Deaf artists fight for healthcare access through theatre, dance

Insimbi ZeZhwane receives RoilBAA recognition

In partnership with the Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust, under the Creatives Action 2 banner and named BAA Elevation, the auditions will be held at the Bulawayo Theatre on October 10.

By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 5, 2023

Insimbi ZeZhwane receives RoilBAA recognition

Savanna throws lifeline to theatre groups

Maposa said to achieve this, Savanna Trust will select four theatre groups from around the country who will undergo theatre making and performance training after assessing the needs of the group.

By Sharon Sibindi Jul. 30, 2023

Savanna throws lifeline to theatre groups

Beer and Festival treat for Mutare

The three day jamboree will see pork, beef and chicken being sold at half prices. The event which normally draws scores of people from all walks of life will see resident deejays, Governor and Candyman entertaining revellers on the turntables.

By The Independent Aug. 5, 2022

Residents engage BCC over evictions

The BMC houses are owned by council. Some of the tenants have been living in the houses for more than 20 years.

By The Independent Jul. 21, 2022

Chiwenga descends on errant nurses, doctors

This follows a NewsDay report last Friday exposing under-paid health personnel who had devised well-knit methods to supplement their incomes by charging extra money on desperate patients to get preferential treatment.

By The Independent Jul. 12, 2022