By CLEVER ZULU – TWO of the most controversial and embattled rappers of recent time were put to a test of popularity at Lusaka’s Eastpoint night club last Saturday night. The two, however, managed to...

By CLEVER ZULU – BAREFEET Theatre is hosting the Roar festival which starts today with the local version of the Oliver Twist play at Pestallozi children’s village in Lusaka. The 2012 Ngoma Award theatre company...

By SAM PHIRI – DESPITE dozens of Peter Tosh’s disciples celebrating their legend’s memorial behind bars last year, they are not relenting on this year’s tribute either. The highly anticipated show is certainly on! Conscious...

By SAM PHIRI – NATIONAL Association for Media Arts (NAMA) chairperson Patrick Salubusa says his association is concerned with the escalating number of low quality movies being produced and distributed in Zambia by alleged illegal...

By JOWIT SALUSEKI – DANCE HALL Zambian artiste Michelo Siavwapa better known as Shyman is this October expected to release his latest album entitled love and reality. He tells DStv entertainment that he has so...

By JOWIT  SALUSEKI – AFTER many people have tried and failed to put up an acting school industry in Zambia, musician Che Mutale popular known as Ba Saga feels he can turn the historical tables...

BY JOWIT SALUSEKI – ONE of Zambia’s top female gospel music ace, Karen is tonight  set to launch her latest project entitled Another level at the Bread of Life church in Lusaka. Undoubtedly one of...

Greetings! hope you are well today; it has been a rather hectic week in the Zambian fashion circles with two quite significant launches. First was the Miss Zambia activation cocktail, which signified the kick-starting of...

In the early hours of the 16th day of August 1988, a literary genius and guitar maestro passed on and his shadow retreated quietly in the misty world beyond. It is exactly 28 years today...

THE music of Zambia’s legendary outfit, Amanaz, is still rocking the international entertainment circuit more than 40 years after its demise in 1976. This is a band that was featured in this column two years...