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Zimbabwe: Memorable Events of 2014
The Herald, 29 December 2014
As the year ends, it is time to take stock of musical events that made the headlines in 2014. Read more »
The Herald recaps some of the significant events that grabbed media headlines during the course of the year.
Pokello and Elikem.
Grammy-winning singer John Legend has cancelled his show which had been scheduled for November in Harare. Read more »
This follows allegations that some nominees paid their way to be shortlisted. Read more »
Sungura kingpin Alick Macheso's divorce with his second wife Tafadzwa Mapako is likely to cost the singer his endorsement deals. Read more »
Afro-jazz musician Dudu Manhenga had been convicted for causing the death of a motorcyclist. Read more »
The much-hyped UK Winter Festival tour had to be cancelled after local artists failed to secure work permits. Read more »
Tawanda Mumanyi, popularly known as Seh Calaz, has apologized to his fans over his support of violence through music. Read more »
The legendary South African jazz trumpeter has revealed his Zimbabwean roots, saying that his grandfather travelled to South Africa a long time ago. Read more »
ZiFM Stereo has suspended radio and television personality Tinopona Katsande after a sex tape with her ex-boyfriend went viral on the internet. Read more »
Former raunchy dancer Beverly Sibanda has returned to the dancefloor saying money is the reason she has gone back to her roots. Read more »
A Miss Grand Zimbabwe contestant has claimed that she was dropped from the competition after she turned down the organiser's love proposal. Read more »
Big Brother Africa - The Chase lovebirds Ghanaian Elikem Kumordzie has proposed to marry to his Zimbabwean girlfriend Pokello Nare at the Ghana Music Awards. Read more »
Miss Zimbabwe Thabiso Phiri is reported to have resigned after private photographs she took of herself in the nude went viral. Read more »
Songbird Tinashe Kachingwe, famed for a role alongside Hollywood A-lister, Charlie Sheen on the popular American sitcom Two and a Half Men, is keeping Zimbabwe's flag high on the ... Read more »
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