ZIMBABWEANS, angered by Xenophobic attacks in South Africa aimed mostly at foreigners of African origin in that country, are pushing for a boycott of arts events featuring South… Read more »
Award winning kwaito group Big Nuz have canceled their show scheduled for Friday in Bulawayo to concentrate on taking part in efforts to end the xenophobic attacks in their home… Read more »
Gospel musician Pastor Charles Charamba and his wife Olivia have indefinitely postponed their tour of South Africa due to the xenophobic attacks that have left people dead and… Read more »
Following the violent xenophobic attacks in KwaZulu-Natal, some Zimbabweans have told South African hip-hop star Cassper Nyovest that he is not welcome in Zimbabwe. Nyovest is set… Read more »
A GROUP of high profile Zimbabwean musicians have joined hands with their African counterparts to record anti-xenophobia song, amid the on-going attacks-immigrants in South Africa. Read more »
Gospel musician Charles Charamba on Friday castigated the violence against foreigners that erupted in South Africa saying it is disgusting and must not be tolerated. The musician… Read more »
Karoi farmer and musician Never Gasho was arrested yesterday after barricading part of the Harare-Chirundu Road in protest against xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Gasho, who… Read more »
SOUTH African hip hop artist, Cassper Nyovest, has responded to calls from Zimbabweans calling for a boycott of his upcoming show in Bulawayo, promising his fans that the show will… Read more »
SEVEN artists from different parts of Africa have come together to release a track aimed at encouraging peace and unity on the continent following the xenophobic violence in… Read more »
A graphic video depicting a group of locals setting alight young people, believed to be foreigners, has caused alarm amid reports of worsening xenophobic attacks. Read more »
Goodwill Zwelithini has reportedly called for the deportation of foreigners in South Africa, saying it was unacceptable for South Africans to compete with people from other ... Read more »
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