HIFA

It appears the creative sector continues to suffer death by a thousand cuts as this year’s edition of the Harare International Festival (Hifa) of the Arts hangs in the balance due to financial constraints.
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After some soul searching, this year’s edition of the Harare International Festival of the Arts (Hifa) has been deferred to next year (April 28 to May 3) with organisers citing financial constraints.
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From Kazungula to Beitbridge and across the rest of Zimbabwe, most people are familiar with the music of sungura maestro, Alick Macheso.
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Although it started on a low note with an opening show that was below expectations, the Harare International Festival of the Arts (Hifa) brought life to Harare Gardens and its surrounding venues with arts festivities for six days.
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In 2016 it did not take place and when it returned last year it was a bit low key.
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It is confirmed! South African Afro-fusion group Freshlyground, on their third straight attempt, are set to perform in Zimbabwe.
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Local artists engaged to perform at the Harare International Festival of the Arts (Hifa) should not expect a high pay-out as this is just a platform for exposure, a Hifa executive has said.
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Preparations have begun in earnest for the 18th edition of the Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA) which is set to run from May 1 to 6 in the capital. The six-day festival programme will run under theme “We Count”.
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Music superstar Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi has collaborated with Freshlyground — the South African Afro-fusion band that was deported by the Zimbabwean government four years ago.
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By Tawanda Marwizi and Vongai Mbara Oliver Mtukudzi's wife Daisy could be far from being a musician following her poor stage conduct at the just ended Harare International Festival of Arts (Hifa). Mtukudzi shared the stage with…
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