Sunday is for slowing down. Call your friends, gather the family, and take your time.
Start the morning at the Market at Mukuvisi (9am, free). Catch the Selekta Base Blowout Festival, Borrowdale Racecourse (11am). Settle in for Big Sunday at Rock's Steakhouse, Mabvuku (noon). Bacardi Sundays: Shorts & Shades at Eleven Bar & Grill from 3pm. Pasta & Wine Night at The Chicken Chef, Westlea, at 5pm. Wander the Jacaranda Art Fair at the Old Stable's Market. Close it out at the final day of the Jacaranda Music Festival, Thornpark Polo Club.
Or do Sunday the @gemmamusic_ Gemma Griffiths way. Her six go-to hangouts: Haka Game Park, Mukuvisi Woodlands, Ballantyne Park, Art Farm at sunset, the Hyatt Regency Rooftop and KwaNandi for home-style cooking.
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Ropafadzo Mapira, known to most simply as Kuki, does not describe herself as someone who merely makes clothes. She describes herself as someone interested in what clothes can communicate.
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Tomorrow evening (Saturday, 3 October), Reps Theatre in Belgravia, Harare, hosts the third edition of the Zimbabwe Association of Choral and Musical Arts (ZACMA) Opera Festival.
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Although African musicians do not take part in the Eurovision Song Contest which takes place in Europe every year, Africa is wholeheartedly behind the concerns in humanitarian crises taking place in Palestine
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Just like Harare’s jacaranda trees turn the capital purple in October, Tariro Chaniwa sees this year’s Jacaranda Music Festival as a cultural bloom, bringing music, people, and the city together for three days of sound, colour, and creative exchange.
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The forthcoming China-Zimbabwe Commodity Expo and Job Fair—scheduled for October 9–11 at the Alexander Sports Club in Harare—is positioned as a dynamic platform connecting businesses, job seekers, entrepreneurs, students, and cultural practitioners.
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Fresh off the seventh edition of the Mitambo International Theatre Festival, which wrapped in Harare last week, WOZA caught up with festival director Lloyd Nyikadzino to reflect on this year’s edition, the institutions he has spent over a decade building
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Internationally acclaimed Zimbabwean poet Ndaba Sibanda has added yet another unusual distinction to a career already defined by them: he is now a Guinness World Record holder, after taking part in the Kanz AI Training Hackathon
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Controversial Zimbabwean hip-hop artist Holy Ten, has marked a personal milestone, celebrating 100 days of complete sobriety from drugs, substances, and alcohol.
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From German flavours to stripped-back Afro-fusion, tea tastings, and a triathlon season opener, Harare’s weekend had plenty going on.
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Zimbabwean jazz musician Josh Meck (JM) continues to build a career around the intersection of jazz, Afro-jazz, and Zimbabwean musical heritage.
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The Alexander Sports Club was filled to capacity on Saturday, October 26, as the second edition of the Ecobank Legends brought together legendary African musicians and a packed, energetic audience for a celebration of the continent’s rich musical legacy.
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Former banker Webster Rusere won the inaugural Bard Santner Coastal Classic golf tournament in Cape Town on September 18, edging out runner-up Timothy Kambarami by two points in a four-round regional competition.
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When the Mambo High School under-20 boys’ football team was bowed out of the prestigious NASH tournament in the Provincial finals, Captain Tinotenda Sibanda (17) said they didn’t despair and had punched above their weight.
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Zimbabwe’s national Under-23 football team, the Young Warriors, return to competitive international football tonight when they host Mauritius in the first leg of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) U-23 first-round qualifiers at the NSS.
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In March this year, at Chapungu Sculpture Park, most of the audience probably didn’t clock the historical weight when Mary Anibal, Nyunganyunga mbira in hand, was joined by violinist Verity Norman Tichawangana for a collaboration
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When Mokoomba last stood on the Reps Theatre main stage in April this year, they left the crowd on its feet, calling for an encore that never quite felt like enough.
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