Stephen Chigorimbo

Veteran film-maker Stephen Chigorimbo reckons wrong perceptions about actors and actresses crippled stalled progress in the film industry, writes Trust Khosa.
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When film and theatre were a preserve of whites in Rhodesia, one black man, Stephen Chigorimbo, somehow found himself as part of the cast in some productions.
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“Every time he raised his hands on her, he killed a prince from a fairytale somewhere deep within her heart, brutally,”  acclaimed author Akshay Vasu once said. The fairytale prince that had been Mukanya in his beautiful wife’s head slowly…
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By Godwin Muzari When Hollywood star Denzel Washington walked the streets of Harare in 1984, he was not a popular face. Then, a few people had watched his films and he did not have any problems doing his personal business in…
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By Mbongeni Msimanga He is famous for taking part in Zimbabwe’s first ever television soap opera, Studio 263 that premiered in September 2002 and became very popular with the country’s populace, but amid his celebrated life he still…
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The Zimbabwean film industry last week broke further new ground following the release of the much-awaited film version of the theatrical production, Sinners.
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It’s a monumental task but with the help of our listeners and readers we know we can come up with a list of the 100 greatest Zimbabweans of all time. We are drawing up a list of ten candidates from ten categories to make a list of 100.
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