Eduardo Quive, poet, journalist and literary activist, is shaking up the Mozambican literary scene. For too long, he says, the country’s writers have been isolated: “No one will publish an unknown writer,” he says. “It’s almost impossible to see a book published as a [first] project.” At 27 years old, Quive is president of Mozambique’s leading literary movement, Kuphaluxa, founder of the Literatas book festival – and editor-in-chief of the Literatas review. He has also published his own collection of poetry at home and abroad. ...Read More

Windhoek – A Zimbabwean artist, Anderson Mamimine has embarked on an ambitious project to release a 120-track album over 10 years. ...Read More

Gaborone It has been a year of mixed fortunes for Botswana arts, with popular rapper ATI checking into a rehabilitation centre over a drug problem, while the country's traditional music touched new heights, after prolific dance troupe, I Love Botswana Ensemble, performed at the biggest stage, the Broadway in New York. ...Read More

Bulawayo In a tiny altering room in the back of the Giant Metropolis Corridor stage in Bulawayo, timeless Chimurenga music icon, Thomas ‘Mukanya’ Mapfumo, was a relaxed and picked up fellow earlier than gorgeous one and all with a non-cease four-hour present final Saturday. ...Read More

Many know her for her role as Michonne in ‘The Walking Dead’ (2012), a television horror drama series or rather for her role as ‘General Okoye’ in ‘Marvel Studios’ Blank Panther’ movie. ...Read More