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WHAT will catch the ear of music fans is a deep sense of sincerity pouring out of the rich voice in the songs of upcoming gospel musician, Tafadzwa Mukaro (pictured), which all but reveal her way of life as she says it —she has lived and lives for the gospel. gospel music sermon with The Master. |
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Listening to his new Mount Zion Records-produced single titled Vanoshora, undeniably a house song, it is hard to believe it is an offering from the same artist of the “Ah hi hi hi” fame who belted out Mhai and Tocky Aenda Nenyika back in 2014 when he made a highly-charged entry onto the local music scene. |
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William J. Mbangula Oshakati There is a need for the Oshakati-based Diabetes Association of Namibia (DAN) to expand its activities throughout the country since it is the only one that exists at the moment. This was said by the Control Social Worker in the Ministry of Health and Social Services.... |
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MOCOA: Colombia on Sunday (Apr 2) mourned the deaths of an estimated 200 people in the mudslide-devastated town of Mocoa as rescuers searched for survivors in a sea of muck and debris. A "profoundly saddened" Pope Francis weighed in with a message of grief and solidarity with the suffering people of.... |
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Dorking is becoming as well-known for its gridlocked town centre as it is for its famous cockerel and residents have had enough. An online petition calling for an action plan over the issue has received more than 600 signatures, with some complaining of spending hours stuck in roads such as West Street. |
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Darcus Howe has a talent for turning conventional wisdom on its head. The most recent example was Howe’s return to the headlines in the summer of 2011. On 9 August Howe began trending on Twitter and YouTube due to a poorly handled BBC interview . 9 August was no slow news day, it was the climax of the "England Riots". |
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© Marc Larkin/Rex/Shutterstock Darcus Howe: ‘One of the most important immigrant activists that Britain has known.’ Darcus Howe, the broadcaster, writer and civil liberties campaigner, has died aged 74. His family announced his death in a statement released on Sunday that read: “Darcus died quietly.... |
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A grim search for the missing resumed at dawn yesterday in southern Colombia after surging rivers sent an avalanche of floodwaters, mud and debris through a small city, killing around 254 people and leaving many more injured and homeless. People pried through piles of rocks and wooden planks that entombed homes. |
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Colombian rescuers have been searching frantically for hundreds of missing people after the southern city of Mocoa was engulfed on Saturday by a huge landslide of mud, rocks and gushing waters that swept away homes and cars and killed more than 200 people. The Colombian president, Juan Manuel Santos arrived in Mocoa on Sunday to survey the crisis. |
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Mocoa (Colombia) (AFP) - Colombia on Sunday mourned the deaths of an estimated 200 people in the mudslide-devastated town of Mocoa as rescuers searched for survivors in a sea of muck and debris. A "profoundly saddened" Pope Francis weighed in with a message of grief and solidarity with the suffering.... |
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Darcus Howe, the broadcaster, writer and civil rights campaigner, has died aged 74. His family announced his death in a statement released on Sunday that read: “Darcus died quietly and unexpectedly in his sleep on the evening of Saturday 1 April. Our private grief is inseparable from our public pride. |
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