by Gerald Muchandiona | Dec 16, 2020 | Checkoutafrica, Culture, Entertainment, Features, Home, Music, News, Uncategorised
There is already quite a buzz around Zimbabwean born singer and songwriter, Adrian Dzvuke. He is an award winning RnB and afro-fusion artist killing it Australia. His start story is close to unbelievable of how him and his friends believed so much in their abilities...
by Gerald Muchandiona | Sep 30, 2020 | An African story, Checkoutafrica, Culture, Features, Home, Interviews, Lifestyle, People, Places, Travel, Travel & Tourism
Travelling has always been one of those activities which brings the unexpected, unforgettable and intimate experiences. Dalai Lama once said that at least once in a year one should go someplace you have never been before. Personally travel is my unconventional massage...
by Gerald Muchandiona | Sep 18, 2020 | An African story, Art, Checkoutafrica, Features, Home, Interviews, People, Uncategorised
A picture is a poem without words. Horace “A picture is a poem without words”. Horace’s profound words came to life when l took time to digest theproducer_zimbabwe’s artistic work. His work went viral on the Twitter streets several times with thousands of reshares....
by Gerald Muchandiona | Aug 22, 2020 | An African story, Art, Checkoutafrica, Culture, Entertainment, Events, Features, Interviews, Music, People, Uncategorised
Vera Nazarian once said that “If music is a place… then Jazz is the City, Folk is Wilderness, Rock is the Road and Classical is a Temple.” Indeed Jazz is a special genus and one of those dazzling diamonds of the creative industry that aids human beings to make sense...
by Gerald Muchandiona | Aug 7, 2020 | An African story, Art, Checkoutafrica, Entertainment, Features, Home, Interviews, People
King Kandoro. Photo courtsey of Madhorofiya Republik You know you must be doing something right if old people like you.Dave Chappelle I remember quite vividly the first time l came in contact with King Kandoro’s stand-up comedy at Chez Zandi in Harare, Zimbabwe. My...
