Showbiz

Harare City Council(HCC) has honoured three of Zimbabwe’s most illustrious personalities including the late Oliver Mtukudzi as part of rewarding them for their immense contribution to the country and the capital.
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Tributes continue to pour in for the national hero, Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi who died on Wednesday aged 66. Many have described the late music icon who contributed immensely to the growth of the music industry not only in Zimbabwe and the…
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Superstar Oliver Mtukudzi’s first wife Melody Murape has said she deeply loved the legendary musician and said the feeling was mutual. They were later to break up when Tuku met Daisy, a woman Melody said she will never forgive for messing…
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The late international music icon, Oliver Mtukudzi was set to headline Cape Town International Jazz Festival, a two-day concert where international, regional and local jazz artistes are set to perform. The event will happen over the weekend…
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Mbeu. Innocent Mapemba. Munyaradzi Matarutse. These are the names we have grown to love and respect. Their music is good, if not great.
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“My first musical composition was probably the cry I made when I was being born. I was born a musician,”  the greatest Zimbabwe’s musical export Oliver Mtukudzi told me during one of his rare interviews with local journalists at the time.
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Tuku, it was a great honour for me to share that small portion of your journey of life. Yours was a very long journey in those short 66 years that you lived. It was a journey full of ups and downs, sorrows and smiles. You took it on with…
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National hero Dr Oliver Mtukudzi will be buried tomorrow at his rural home in Madziwa. The international music icon succumbed to diabetes at the Avenues Clinic in Harare on Wednesday. President Mnangagwa declared Dr Mtukudzi a national hero…
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Celebrated Southern African artistes are set to honour superstar Oliver Mtukudzi posthumously. He died earlier this week at the age of 66.
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Ex-Mambokadzi dancer Enisia Mashusha who is now based in the United Kingdom has applauded musicians Winky D and Tocky Vibes for being the voice of the voiceless in Zimbabwe.
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