Zimfest

In the last 60 years, music festivals have become the cornerstone of British culture, and among those that have grown year by year, particularly in the southern African community, is Zimfest Live. Now in its 21st year, the…
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UK based financial services company Express Links Money Transfer is backing Zimfest Live as the headline partner this year and also launching a promotional competition with prizes for people to be announced at the cultural and arts festival…
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By Tidi Kwidini Celebrated South African DJ, Zinhle Jiyane is amongst the artists who will grace the main stage at Zimfest Live at the weekend. She joins a long list of popular acts that include Thomas Mapfumo, Winky D, ExQ and Kanjiva…
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The annual Zimbabwe Music Festival (Zimfest) again proved to be the largest gathering of Zimbabweans in the United Kingdom by a mile. The Kempton Park Racecourse in Surrey played host to man of the moment Killer T, Sulumani Chimbetu,…
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Dendera star, Sulumani Chimbetu and singer-songwriter Takura have been added to the long list of talent that will perform at Kempton Park Racecourse on 11 August.
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Zimbabwean musician Jah Prayzah arrived in the UK on Wednesday ahead of his headline performance at this year's Zimfest Live on Saturday at the Kempton Park Racecourse in Surrey.
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This year’s Zimfest is just around the corner and high riding musician Jah Prayzah is the headline act at the festival to be held on Saturday 19 August at Kempton Park Racecourse in Surrey, UK.
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LONDON - The annual Zimbabwe Festival (Zimfest) took place on Saturday in London and featured musical performances by afro-pop sensation Chashe, Kazz a.k.a Mr Boomslang (Bkay n Kazz) and headline act Farai and the Forest Dawn.
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LONDON - After a year off the radar in London, Zimfest makes a return to the capital with a strong line-up that includes afro-pop sensation Chashe, Kazz from Bkay n Kazz and headline act Farai and the Forest Dawn.
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An estimated 3 000 people thronged last weekend’s Homelanz/Zimfest festival in West London’s Baston Manor Park, capping a glorious summer day in the British capital.
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