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Zimbabwean hip-hop artist Holy Ten has accused Uebert Angel, the country’s Ambassador-at-Large to Europe and the Americas, of inappropriate behavior and misconduct within his church. In an explosive interview on DJ Ollah 7’s podcast, Holy Ten detailed troubling allegations, claiming that Angel repeatedly asked him to find young women for his personal pleasure. Holy Ten further accused gospel musician Mudiwa Hood, a close associate of Angel, of bringing firearms and condoms into the church. The artist’s revelations paint a picture of significant disillusionment with Angel, who he once admired. “I was first inspired to pray by Uebert Angel. I used to watch his sermons. But for him to turn into someone who asks me to find ‘slay queens’ was the worst thing ever,” Holy Ten shared during the podcast. The rapper revealed his shock and disappointment, stating that what was once an inspiration had now turned into a source of distress.
Spain-based Zimbabwean writer Alice Vye Henningway has urged the literacy fraternity to embrace the digital nomad lifestyle to survive in the sector and tap into the international market. Born in Chiredzi in 1972, Henningway has published several books inspired by true events. In an interview with The Herald Arts, she highlighted the unique challenges facing Zimbabwe’s literary scene, which, despite its rich oral tradition and storytelling wisdom, struggles with limited resources and infrastructure. “Like a young seedling reaching for sunlight, it strives against limited resources and infrastructure. Yet within these constraints lies opportunity,” she said.
Comedian Baba De Baba was reportedly arrested on Monday, February 10, 2025, following a criminal petition filed against him by actress May Edochie a month ago. May Edochie’s lawyer, who confirmed the arrest, stated that Baba De Baba was being investigated for cyberstalking, cyberbullying, and other criminal offenses. The lawyer also revealed that the comedian had accused May of threatening his life and kidnapping his son, claims that reportedly led to legal action. Police had been monitoring him for two weeks before setting up a sting operation. According to reports, Baba De Baba was lured in with an endorsement deal, which he eagerly pursued, demanding ₦10 million and an additional allowance for appearances. Upon arriving to finalize the deal, he was arrested on the spot.
Kigali is set to celebrate World Poetry Day with the introduction of a special slam poetry workshop, providing poets and aspiring writers with a platform to enhance their skills and showcase their talents. Organised by Umut Arts, a local performing arts company, in collaboration with Institut Français du Rwanda, the celebration will culminate in ‘Soirée Poésie: Mu Rwanda rw’Ubusizi’ on March 20, featuring diverse performances by Rwandan poets and discussions on the country’s evolving poetry scene. The workshop, which will run from March 18, will be facilitated by renowned regional poet Mérou Mégaphone from whom participants will not only learn valuable techniques but also get the opportunity to perform what they have learned, according to organisers.
Beatriz Franck let herself be captivated by the “magic” of love, on a day reserved for hearts in love. To the sound of the song “Astro da Minha Vida”, by Angolan musician Kristo, the businesswoman revealed her good mood and dedicated the moment to her partner. Through a video published on her Instagram profile, Beatriz left some records of her beloved and emphasized how much she misses him. “Happy Valentine’s Day to the most special man I know in my life, I miss you counting down to see you,” she wrote.
David Fincher, renowned for his work on films like “Fight Club” and “Se7en,” is set to develop an English-language adaptation of the South Korean series “Squid Game” for Netflix. The original “Squid Game,” created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, became a global sensation upon its release in 2021, becoming Netflix’s most-watched series at the time. Fincher’s adaptation aims to introduce the series to a broader audience, exploring the deadly competition’s themes within a new cultural context. As of now, specific details about the cast, plot, and release date remain undisclosed. However, with Fincher’s involvement, the project is anticipated to offer a fresh perspective on the original series’ intense narrative.
Tara Emad and Omar El Shenawy team up in “Le Awel Mara”. The movie’s production company has dropped it ahead of its cinematic release. Directed by John Ikram, the movie features a notable cast including Tara Emad in her first leading role in cinema alongside Omar El-Shenawy, Rania Mansour, Nabil Eissa, Aida Riyad, and Phaedra. “Le Awel Mara” is written by Mohamed Abdel Qader.
The rumours broke after she attended an event with her husband. The beautiful media personality's calculated poses gave room for suspicions. While Berla's pregnancy is unconfirmed, Ghanaians who adore the high-striding media star's journey continue to fish for new symptoms of her pregnancy, hoping that she'll announce the marital milestone. Berla Mundi shares her long-distance relationship story Berla Mundi recently weighed in on a trending debate about long-distance relationships by sharing her personal experience in a recent video. According to the TV show host, her long-distance boyfriend used to cheat on her with other romantic partners. She found out as she went through her boyfriend's messages on Facebook.
As Zimbabwe approaches its 45th Independence Day on April 18, we reflect on a journey steeped in struggle and sacrifice. This hard-won freedom was not a gift; it was forged in the fires of conflict, where countless brave souls laid down their lives, while others emerged forever altered, bearing the physical and emotional scars of war. Amid the turmoil, music emerged as a lifeline—an essential force that fuelled the liberation struggle. It was more than mere entertainment; it became a rallying cry for cultural identity and resistance against colonial oppression. Traditional songs and vibrant rhythms united Zimbabweans, instilling a profound sense of pride and purpose as they fought for their land and rights. These powerful anthems served multiple roles: they mobilised support for the liberation movement, conveyed messages of hope, and acted as potent reminders of the fight for independence.
Rising star Donell Mbelle, who was recently released on R1000 bail appeared in the Randburg Magistrated Court on Monday, 10 February. Donell, who is the son of actress Sonia Mbele also trended on social media when he lost his Born Into Fame gig. News24 confirms that the reality TV star appeared in the Randburg Magistrates' Court for the second time on Monday, 10 February. Social media user @mduduzi Nonyane shared a video of the Donell in court on Monday, 10 February.
D-Black one of Ghana’s most renowned music moguls and label CEO of Black Avenue Muzik is once again making headlines with the official unveiling of their latest Afro-fusion sensation, Paul Noun. The highly anticipated introduction will take place on February 27th, 2025, at the plush La Maison Restaurant at 8:00pm, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for both the artist and the label.
All is set for songstress, Feli Nandi’s second album launch tomorrow at 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale. The album, titled “Ndisiyei”, is a testimony of the diva’s journey in the music industry. “Ndisiyei” has nine tracks, with the song “Vakaita Sewe” being a dedication to her friend’s son Tinaye Chibaya, an 11-year-old boy whose tragic death touched the hearts of thousands of people last year. Tinaye died due to head injuries sustained after he was dragged by a horse he was riding during a family outing during the Easter holiday. Yesterday Feli released visuals of “Muranda” a song from the album. Earlier this week, she teased her fans with photos that looked like she had just gotten married. It has turned out that the photos are from the video of “Muranda”.
