- Jah Prayzah Touches Down as Mutare Gears Up for Chibuku Neshamwari Finals
Zimbabwean music star Jah Prayzah returned from Canada on Thursday ahead of his headline performance at the Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance Festival, set to take place in Mutare this Saturday. The event, one of the country’s most anticipated celebrations of traditional dance, will be held at the Mutare Show Grounds and is open to The post Jah Prayzah Touches Down as Mutare Gears Up for Chibuku Neshamwari Finals appeared first on ZIMBUZZ.
- Three Times Called, One Message of Faith: Travis Greene Back in Zimbabwe
American gospel artist and pastor Travis Greene will once again descend on Zimbabwe for a phenomenal night of worship on July 18, 2025, as part of his ongoing Made a Way Tour. What’s phenomenal about this tour is that it includes other amazing acts like Kaestrings, TikTok sensation Grace Idowu, and The Voice UK’s The post Three Times Called, One Message of Faith: Travis Greene Back in Zimbabwe appeared first on ZIMBUZZ.
- Proteas Off to a Flying Start in Tri-Series with 5-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe
South Africa kicked off the T20I triangular series with an impressive 5 wicket victory over hosts Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club on Monday. Proteas captain Rassie van der Dussen won the toss and elected to field first on a surface that offered little assistance to bowlers. The visitors handed debuts to three players: Corbin The post Proteas Off to a Flying Start in Tri-Series with 5-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe appeared first on ZIMBUZZ.
- Alexio’s Brave Resurrection, Nothing to Fear: His Spot is Solidified
When walking solo in the plains of the savanna, with tall grass and predatory felines as the only company, would fear creep in at all? Even when one goes on a very long hiatus from the public, is there anything to be afraid of when making a comeback? The answer is simple: Hatitye. Loosely The post Alexio’s Brave Resurrection, Nothing to Fear: His Spot is Solidified appeared first on ZIMBUZZ.
- Zimbabwe Defeat Kenya to Move One Step Closer to Rugby World Cup
Zimbabwe’s Sables edged past fierce rivals Kenya 29–23 in a fiercely contested Rugby Africa Cup semi-finals encounter at Mandela National Stadium, in Nambole, Uganda. The victory books Zimbabwe a place in the final against southern foes Namibia, and inches them tantalisingly closer to their long-awaited return to the Rugby World Cup. The Sables drew The post Zimbabwe Defeat Kenya to Move One Step Closer to Rugby World Cup appeared first on ZIMBUZZ.
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