Obituary

In the hush that follows the strum of the last guitar chord and the final trembling note of a saxophone, a great giant of Zimbabwean music has fallen silent.
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In April 1988, Jimmy Lee Swaggart, the fiery Pentecostal televangelist whose sermons once captivated millions, stood at a crossroads that would define his legacy.
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By Dr Sibangilizwe Moyo: "It is with a deep sense of loss and reverence that I pay tribute to a giant whose voice once echoed through the hearts and homes of a nation — Joseph Madhimba."
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I became a journalist because of Joseph Madhimba. So, when I received the news today that the iconic journalist who defined the role of anchorman for a generation of television viewers in Zimbabwe had died, it left me devastated.
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Tawanda Mutasah: "In 1999, five years, at that point, into our friendship and successive professional collaborations with Everjoice, my wife shared with me that, on a visit she had paid EJ at her home in Johannesburg, she had seen her name…
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Rise Kagona was in his 20s when Bhundu boys released his composition “Hupenyu Hwangu” about 40 years ago (translated ‘My life’). Kagona was on lead vocals. The reflections contemplated the day he would die and argued that “I live for…
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Golden Maunganidze: "Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Simba Rushwaya who succumbed to a long battle with cancer of the colon was a people’s person who got along easily with colleagues in the media industry."
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Talented Personal Assistant, Administrator and Secretary for the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA), Annie Musemburi died early on Saturday morning. She is survived by her 3 children Chido, Rufaro and Tashinga. Anne, previously…
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Gabriel Manyati: "Without doubt, the charismatic leader lived a truly remarkable life, achieving victory after victory right until the day he drew his last breath. His troubled first marriage ended in desertion and divorce, he openly…
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By Munyaradzi Hwengwere I met and began to know Cont Mhlanga in 2002 when I was CEO of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation. Before then I had heard and read a lot about him. To be frank, my opinions of him were negative. I had…
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