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Jackie Ngarande and Mudiwa’s Great Task to Feed 2000 Families

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Jackie Ngarande and Mudiwa’s Great Task to Feed 2000 Families

Award winning personalities model Jackie Ngarande and Gospel Rapper Mudiwa have taken what could be probably their biggest tasks as public personalities — they have been mandated to spearhead a campaign to feed at least 2000 families.

Jackie Ngarande and Gospel Rapper Mudiwa

The two were last week appointed goodwill ambassadors for Simuka Africa Youth Association and they seek to use their influence to positively impact Zimbabwe and Africa as a whole.

Great is their mandate as they lead ‘Skip A Meal’ fundraising campaign, an annual mobilisation initiative of Simuka Africa that seeks to raise financial and material resources in response to challenges faced by vulnerable and marginalised people.

Skip a Meal campaign works in a such a way that a well-wisher is asked to skip a meal and donate the money/food to the hunger-stricken.

The total target for the organisation together with the ambassadors Jackie Ngarande and Mudiwa is 2000 families which are child, female and elderly headed.

They also include people living with HIV and AIDS and people living with a disability.

Speaking about her appointment Jackie welcomed the great task that she has been given.

“I’m humbled to have been appointed as one of your ambassadors to spearhead such a great commission, thank you for entrusting me with such a huge responsibility,” she said.

“As a public figure, i will use my influence to make sure that our goal of making sure no one person goes to bed hungry is achieved.

“I am willing to work under any condition whatsoever to make sure we eradicate poverty,” she added.

Gospel rapper Mudiwa said helping the needy was one of the things closer to his heart.

“True religion is when we as a church or people of God start taking care of the poor in our societies, yungI’m glad that we share the goals and visions with Simuka Africa,” he said.

Simuka Africa Youth Association is a voluntary charitable organisation whose mission is to provide services and programs that would enable young people to realsise their fullest potentials

Brian Nhira’s Airport Experience That Birthed the Biggest Song of His Career

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Brian Nhira’s Airport Experience That Birthed the Biggest Song of His Career

 “As I was getting ready to board an aeroplane heading to a good friend’s wedding, Sitting in the airport terminal I noticed an elderly couple”, explains Brian Nhira. 

Brian Nhira

“The wife was in a wheelchair and it was evident that she couldn’t speak or move on her own. As drool dripped from her mouth, her husband wiped it away.

“In that moment, I was confronted with the reality that I was getting ready to witness the wedding of my good friend and his bride who are both young and full of life”, he continued.

“They would soon commit to loving each other for the rest of their lives without a clue as to the circumstances the future would bring.

“As I continued to observe the elderly couple, in that airport terminal, I began to think of how at one point in their lives they stood at the altar, both full of life, but somewhere along the line… something happened. It is that experience that birthed “Would you still love me?” he tells Zimbuzz.

Brian Nhira first wowed the world with his rendition of Pharrell’s hit single, “Happy” during last years’ blind auditions of the popular USA  talent show The Voice.

Nhira (23) whose family has been travelling the world for sixteen years as part of his father’s ministering, was so good that Pharrell had to say this: “Clearly you sang that song much better than I do.”

Almost a year later the boy is back with what could possibly be the biggest song of his career.

Would you still love me is an intense love song that can evoke the right emotion at the right time before you say I do.

In the song he asks his bride to be if she still would love him even in the most challenging of times, sickness, hurt,pain…he even ask “What if I’m complicated, always leaving you frustrated Would You Love Me”

The strong emotion in the song is evident that it was coming from such a deep place, and one would think it is a personal story.

“It’s definitely a combination of both, the song was birthed out of the personal experience with the elderly couple the artistic/songwriting process took over after, and I began to put words to the feelings I was experiencing as a result,” he narrates to Zimbuzz.

Would You Still Love Me can possibly be his breakout song and Brian is already planning big moves.

“People can expect more music, in the next couple of months we will be rolling out more singles and videos, I am excited for the world to hear the songs I’ve been writing and see what my team and I are creating visually”, he said

“We also plan to tour very soon. For me, nothing is better than getting out in front of people and singing songs that I’ve written.”

 

If you have your make up on, this video is guaranteed to mess that up for you. And if you are a man make sure that you are not watching it in public as it sure will make you cry

Here is a Full list of the NAMA Judges and Winners

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Here is a Full list of the NAMA Judges and Winners

The biggest arts awards ceremony the National Arts and Merit Awards (NAMA) were held last Saturday 18 February 2017 at the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale.

Winky D Picture by Gamuchirai Gatawa

Like always a few people are disgruntled by the results.

Social media chatter reveals that many thought Killer T was robbed of the song of the Year for Takangodaro, others questioned the wisdom behind awarding Ammara Brown Outstanding Female artist when she does not have an album.

Ammara Brown beat gospel musician, Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave and new sensation Tamy (Thamsanqa Moyo) for the Outstanding Female Musician gong.

Nick Zemura’s Muzita Rababa a series, also attracted a lot of attention with people question how a series was nominated in the Full-Length Film category which they eventually won.

NAMA Adjudicator Ben Mahaka later explained that Muzita Rababa had submitted a 65-minute feature film.

So the big question is Who Are The People Responsible for Deciding the NAMA Winner.

Below are the 16th NAMA Adjudicators

Albert Nyathi                                         

Caroline Hungwe                

Ethel Kabwato                                                            

Bothwell Nyamhondera    

Brian Geza

Ben Mahaka

Chirikure Chirikure    

Doris Kampira

Clive Mono Mukundu  

Foster Dongozi

Justice Dhliwayo

MacDonald Chidavaenzi

Nehemiah Chivandikwa

Patience Tavengwa

Pauline Kazembe

Pheona Ngwarati

Ruby Mgosvongwe

Rumbidzai Katedza

Sanelisiwe Sayi

Sihlangu Dlodlo

Stephen Garan’anga

Vimbayi Chemugarira

Virginia Muwanigwa

 

Here are the Winners of the 16th NAMA Editon

  1. THEATRE AWARDS

Outstanding Actor

Everson Ndlovu           in         Liberation

 

Outstanding Actress

Rumbidzai Karize        in         Liberation

 

Outstanding Theatrical Production

Liberation        by        Savanna Trust

 

Outstanding Director

Matesu Dube               for       Warrior

           

 

  1. SPOKEN WORD AWARDS

Outstanding Poet

Tinashe Tafirenyika

 

Outstanding Comedian

Nqobizitha  Dube    aka Q Dube           

 

 

 

  1. LITERARY ARTS AWARDS

Outstanding First Creative Published Works

Behind the Wall Everywhere   by        Farai Mungoshi [Mungoshi Press]

 

Outstanding Children’s Book

The Unwelcome Visitor    by   Farai Nyandoro            [Jomo Kenyatta Foundation]

 

Outstanding Fiction

Whose Land is it Anyway   by              Benjamin S. Sibanda                            

 

 

  1. VISUAL ARTS AWARDS

Outstanding 2 Dimensional Work

Gumbeze Renherera                by        Anthony Bumhira

 

Outstanding 3 Dimensional Work

Washing Hair               by        Edson Kangadza

 

Outstanding Mix Media Work

Mhodzi Dzemusango               by        Semina Mpofu

 

Outstanding Exhibition

Woman            by  Miriro Mwandiyambira   at First Floor Gallery

 

 

  1. DANCE AWARDS

Outstanding Female Dancer

Christina Jenkins         in         Ghost

 

Outstanding Male Dancer

Stephane Thomas        in         Phantom

 

Outstanding Dance Group

Breakthrough Productions

 

Outstanding Choreographer

Timikha Fisher  –         Listen

 

 

 

  1. FILM AND TELEVISION AWARDS

Outstanding Actress

Jesesi Mungoshi           in         Muzita Rababa

 

Outstanding Actor

Anthony Tongani         in         Conflicts

 

Outstanding Music Video

Zino Irema(Ndirikukuwonai Zvangu)  by  Andy ‘Cutta’ Sobhuza   ft.  Takura

 

Outstanding Screen Production (TV)

The Arthur C Evans Show       directed by Trey Ncube

 

Outstanding Screen Production – Short Film

Seiko                           directed by Sydney Taivavashe

 

Outstanding Screen Production – Full Length Film

Muzita rababa              directed by Nick Zemura

 

 

 

  1. MEDIA AWARDS

Outstanding Journalist – Print

Tinashe Muchuri          –           News Day

 

Outstanding Journalist – Radio

Tawanda Gudhlanga    –           SFM

 

Outstanding Journalist – TV

Andrew Neshamba      –           ZBC

 

Outstanding Online Media – Zimbuzz

 

 

  1. MUSIC AWARDS

Outstanding Female Musician

Ammara Brown

 

Outstanding Male Musician

Mukudzei Mukombe   aka       Jah Prayzah

 

Outstanding Album

Gafa Futi             by   Wallace Chirimuko      aka       Winky D

 

Outstanding Song

Mdhara Vachauya       by   Mukudzei Mukombe   aka   Jah Prayzah

 

 

  1. SPECIAL AWARDS

Outstanding Promoter

2 Kings Entertainment

 

Arts Personality

IYASA

 

Arts Service

Nigel Munyati

 

People’s Choice – Winky D

 

NAMA Releases A List of PerformersFor The Saturday Show

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NAMA Releases A List of PerformersFor The Saturday Show

Organisers of the 16th edition of the National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) to be held this Saturday have released a list of performers that will entertain the guests.

Multi award-winning beatboxer – Probeatz

The awards show will be broadcasted live on Zimbabwe Television and proudly hosted by internationally acclaimed multi- award winning comedian Carl Joshua Ncube. 

To spice up the event and to give it an artistic sparkle, guests will have a treat from the following artists celebrated musician Jah Prayzah, renowned visual artists Voti Thebe, Airforce percussion artists, song bird Noma Nkwali.

Shabach Entertainment, M & M Dance Factory, Multi-Award winning beatboxer ProBeats and scintillating dances from CHIPAWO.

Various artists, arts products and institutions who were nominated will walk away with accolades on the awards night from the total number of 95 nominees. A total of 35 winners will walk away with the coveted gold-plated NAMA trophy.

 

This year, nominees are from Harare, Bulawayo, Manicaland, Matabeleland South, and Masvingo. Recognition will be from the following categories Music, Literary Arts, Dance, Visual Arts, Film and Television, Theatre, Media and Spoken Word.

 

Also, special awards will be given that pay tribute to individuals and institutions that have made an impact in the development and promotion of the arts.

 

These are the National Arts Service Award, Arts Personality Award and Promoter of the Year. As has been the norm, there shall be a People’s Choice Award  to cap the evening.

Tytan Grabs the Bride, As Stunner Finds Machira Chete

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Tytan Grabs the Bride, As Stunner Finds Machira Chete

As it is after Valentine, a lot of girls probably found out that they are not their Baes’ bae, like Stunner finding machira chete in Meikles Hotel. Don’t know what I am talking about?

Stunner finds machira chete

Where have you been ?surely you came across those Movie like posters that heralded the coming of a Zimbabwean Love story featuring Tytan as the love Hero for any mistreated, cheated girl ?.

The visuals for the song Bho are simply a cut above the rest and if you haven’t watched it, here is a small incentive.

Plot :

Wedding day at Meikles, everyone is super excited, bridesmaids are toasting it up and taking selfies whilst the bride gets her makeup done.

bridesmaids take a toast

The groom played by Stunner looks Oh so spectacular, dancing around with his Boys , but then he steps out to check his Whatsapp messages the bride also steps out to receive a call away from the squealing bridesmaids and dhumadhuma with stunner making out with a voluptuous bridesmaid by the staircase, devastated she runs away to an empty conference room, Bumping into an unaware ExQ .

Meanwhile…Tytan the cute bellboy/Room service guy or whatever they are called has just delivered some champagne and sees the devastated bride and Cue the Thinking out loud type of dancing.

 

Reasons to ADORE the Video

*The song is absolutely amazing, Tytan takes full advantage of being tri-lingual and effortlessly tells the story.

*The cast is absolutely ON point, beautiful and handsome people, there was definitely noFacebook casting in this video .the cameos were a stroke of genius, we had to play it 4 times to get all the names to match the faces of our favourite rappers and socialites

*The fashion was wedding insert fancy name for classy and expensive, and I know some of you will freak out seeing that girl in just her inner garments, but save your tea

*Tytan Dancing…..Enough said

*The magic of this video is its SIMPLICITY and you can tell people sat down, scripted, cast and THOUGHT *clap*, IT,*clap*, THROUGH, *clap* (The hand of executive producer Begotten Sun is very visible there (Kuda Musasiwa)

Watch below

NAMA Launches People’s Choice Voting Platform

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NAMA Launches People’s Choice Voting Platform

Once again the public will be afforded the opportunity to make a choice of an artist of their own at the NAMA, through a WhatApp voting platform.

Nama Awards

National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) launched the People’s Choice 16th National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) voting platform on Friday 3 February 2017. 

To vote for one’s favourite artist for this year’s People’s Choice Award one has to send the artist’s name to this Whatsapp number 0713060504.

The syntax is #NAMA – ARTIST NAME. The Artist with the most votes will be awarded at the awards ceremony.

Voting will run until the awards night on 18th February 2016 at 2000hrs.

 

The public is at liberty to select an artist of their choice from the NAMA categories of Music, Literary Arts, Dance, Visual Arts, Film and Television, Theatre and Spoken Word.

 

The ceremony will be held on the 18th February 2016 at the 7 Arts Theatre, for a full list of the nominees click here

 

Fashion Designer Thembani Mubochwa To Launch 2017 Collection

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Fashion Designer Thembani Mubochwa To Launch 2017 Collection

Award winning Fashion designer Thembani Mubochwa who is the brainchild behind the TZM (Thembani Mubochwa Zimbabwe) brand, unveiled some of his 2017 plans.

Thembani Mubochwa

Mubochwa who is expected to release a luxurious collection and the Elephant Dress collection (which will be in the big five animals collection project) next month.

The luxurious collection will be falling under the name ‘Journey Beginning’

According to Mubochwa, the collection will be having male and female designs and this will be the first time that he releases both ladies and gentleman designs at the same time.

The name of the collection ‘Journey Beginning’ was chosen as Thembani believes that the collection will reflect the TMZ brand’s 15 years journey in the fashion industry.

“The Thembani Mubochwa’s luxurious collection will be under the wing name called ‘Journey Beginning’ the inspiration for this collection comes from the journey of 15 years I have walked without looking back or aside to do something else except fashion designing.

“This would have been my first collection that I will be ready to showcase all over the world but this year it’s not my focus,” said Thembani

However, Mubochwa says what will make the ‘Journey Beginning’ collection different from his previous collections will be the maturity from the quality of his collection.

“The unique part of my collection will be the maturity from the quality of my collection especially the finishing and the garment construction, something that we are lacking in Zimbabwe as fashion designers.

“The finishing on local designers clothes is not something you can take to the international platforms, I believe its high time we stopped leading the young generation astray and tarnish the image of our fashion industry,” he said.

Among his other plans is to continue working with the Craig Zoowie brand which he believes will take a higher step in the fashion world.

Some other projects that Thembani Mubochwa will be working on are to do with the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Water as he is the Zimbabwe Elephant Ambassador

“I am investing more in Zimbabwe this year as the Elephant dress was endorsed by the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Water together with the Ministry of Education starting the Schools’ Elephant Dress competition the first term of 2017 1st term,” said Mubochwa.

NAMA Disqualifies Foreign Directed Music Videos

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NAMA Disqualifies Foreign Directed Music Videos

The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) on Thursday announced the list of nominees for 16th National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) edition to be held on 18th February 2017 at the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare.

Notable nominees in music include Trap King Takura, young Tamy, Winky D and Jah Prayzah.

In a press release, the organisers said a panel of independent adjudicators were appointed to preside over all the submissions and went through an intense 6 weeks of adjudication. 

They said the adjudication was based on submitted entries together with monitors’ reports of both individuals and institutions that were appointed to keep an eye on excelling artists throughout the year.

Adjudicators applauded the geographic spread of entries across all genres and quality of artworks despite limited resources although in some sectors like Spoken Word. 

However, the Arts Council body said that they were not going to recognise video entries directed by foreigners.

“Most submissions of music videos were directed by foreigners and generally, the award for outstanding video is given to the director and NAMA does not award foreign practitioners,” read the press release

Adjudicators said only Zimbabweans are eligible to receive a NAMA.

This disqualified a lot of videos including Jah Prayzah’s Two video Watora Mari and Mudhara Vachauya, This also means that a lot of Zimbabwean in the diaspora will not be eligible to enter since most of their video are done by foreign directors.

The panel also noted the decline in the number of females in the arts sector.

“…..lack of consistence in female artists in terms of productivity and presence, this is owing to various reasons top amongst them being reluctance of promoters to support female artists across board,” they noted.

Zimbuzz is pleased to share with its readers that it has been nominated in the Outstanding Online Media Category.

 

Below is the full list of the nominees

 

 

  1. THEATRE AWARDS

Outstanding Actor

Fortune Ruzungunde   in         Untikolotshi

Mehluli Dube               in         Warrior

Everson Ndlovu           in         Liberation

 

Outstanding Actress

Rumbidzai Karize        in         Liberation

Tsitsi Gumbo               in         Untikolotshi

Farirai Mukumba         in         The Graduate  

 

Outstanding Theatrical Production

Untikolotshi     by        Theatre for Everyone

Liberation        by        Savanna Trust

Warrior            by        Umkhathi Theatre Works

Special Mention

The Dream     by  Chaplin High School Drama Club

 

Outstanding Director

Charles Munganasa      for       The Graduate

Styx Mhlanga               for       Untikolotshi

Matesu Dube               for       Warrior

           

 

  1. SPOKEN WORD AWARDS

Outstanding Poet

Tinashe Tafirenyika

Lerato Ndlovu              aka      Nqindi

Desire Moyo

 

Outstanding Comedian

Ntandoyenkosi Moyo   aka Ntando Van Moyo

Samantha Kureya    aka   Gonyeti

Nqobizitha  Dube    aka Q Dube           

 

 

 

  1. LITERARY ARTS AWARDS

Outstanding First Creative Published Works

Tears and Scars            by        Penjeni Madzikangava  [Harp Bookz International]

Behind the Wall Everywhere   by        Farai Mungoshi [Mungoshi Press]

Misodzi Yerombe        by        Kelvin Mangwende [Pen Featherz Media]

Special Mention

Vicious Circle    by  Stephen Mutsago

 

 

Outstanding Children’s Book

My Son                        by    Albert Nyathi & Ignatius Mabasa [Imbongi Arts]

A Magical Adventure in Chewore        by        Chellie Conlon  

The Unwelcome Visitor    by   Farai Nyandoro            [Jomo Kenyatta Foundation]

 

Outstanding Fiction

Judas Files                   by        Robert Mukondiwa                  [Publish Nation]

The Latter Rain            by        Phillip K. Chidavaenzi                         [New Heritage Press]

Whose Land is it Anyway   by              Benjamin S. Sibanda                            

Special Mention

Mars His Sword    by  Philani A. Nyoni

 

 

  1. VISUAL ARTS AWARDS

Outstanding 2 Dimensional Work

Gumbeze Renherera                by        Anthony Bumhira

Eyes on Tobacco                     by        Webster Mubayirenyi

Special Mention

Together Enjoying       by  Resta Chikomo

 

Outstanding 3 Dimensional Work

Happy Times               by        Rufaro Murenza

Welcome Kiss              by        Andamiyo Chihota

Washing Hair               by        Edson Kangadza

 

Outstanding Mix Media Work

Mhodzi Dzemusango               by        Semina Mpofu

Burning Three Witches            by        Voti Thebe

Father’s Bull                            by        Victor Nyakauru

 

Outstanding Exhibition

Eye Report       Curated by  Misheck Masamvu & Gina Maxim  at Village Unhu

Woman            Curated by  Valerie Kabov & Rodney Badza    at First Floor Gallery

It is Without     Curated by  Valerie Kabov    at First Floor Gallery

 

 

 

  1. DANCE AWARDS

Outstanding Female Dancer

Ndomupeishe Chipendo          in         Namaste

Christina Jenkins                     in         Ghost

Chaleen Chimara                     in         Power of Love

 

Outstanding Male Dancer

Stephanie Thomas       in         Phantom

John Cole                    in         Dancing with John

Peter Lenso                  in         Mukati

 

 

Outstanding Dance Group

Ezimnyama Dance Ensemble

Breakthrough Productions

Kinkini Dance Company

Special Mention

St. Peters Tokoyo School – Antalia Expo in Turkey

 

Outstanding Choreographer

Peter Lenso      –           Internal Vibrations

Ketan Nagar     –           Rengeela Power of Dance

Timikha Fisher  –         Listen

 

 

  1. FILM AND TELEVISION AWARDS

Outstanding Actress

Jesesi Mungoshi           in         Muzita Rababa

Charlene Mangweni     in         Conflicts

Donna Ncube              in         Insuku Zokucina

 

Outstanding Actor

Ishmael Muvingi          in         Insuku Zokucina

Anthony Tongani         in         Conflicts

Admire Kuzhangaira    in         Muchaneta

 

Outstanding Music Video

MaObama        by        Walter Chawota     ft.  Takura Shonhai

Mari Yangu      by        Nico Abote      ft. Eve Kawadza

Zino Irema(Ndirikukuwonai Zvangu)  by  Andy ‘Cutta’ Sobhuza   ft.  Takura

 

Outstanding Screen Production (TV)

Simba Savannah                      directed by Tommy Deuschle

The Arthur C Evans Show       directed by Trey Ncube

Tiriparwendo                           directed by Aaron Chiundura Moyo

 

Outstanding Screen Production – Short Film

All We Need                directed by Mhle Nzima

Seiko                           directed by Sydney Taivavashe

The Way It Is               directed by Daniel Lasker

 

Outstanding Screen Production – Full Length Film

Muzita rababa              directed by Nick Zemura

Mwanasikana 2            directed by Beauty Nakai Tsuro

Escape                         directed by Joe Njagu (and Agnieszka Piotrowska)

 

 

 

  1. MEDIA AWARDS

Outstanding Journalist – Print

Vasco Chaya               –           Daily News

Tinashe Muchuri          –           News Day

Sindiso Dube               –           News Day

 

Outstanding Journalist – Radio

Tawanda Gudhlanga    –           SFM

Nyaradzo Makombe    –           Star FM

Chila Mutimbanepasi   –           ZiFM

 

Outstanding Journalist – TV

Jesina Kuwana             –           ZBC

Andrew Neshamba      –           ZBC

Nkosana Vuma                        –           ZBC

 

Outstanding Online Media

Fokus Magazine

Onvi TV

Zimbuzz

 

 

  1. MUSIC AWARDS

Outstanding Female Musician

Ammara Brown

Thamsanqa Moyo   aka  Tamy

Fungisai Zvakavapano Mashavave

 

Outstanding Male Musician

Wallace Chirimuko      aka       Winky D

Takura Shonai

Mukudzei Mukombe   aka       Jah Prayzah

 

Outstanding Album

Gafa Futi             by   Wallace Chirimuko      aka       Winky D

Huya Uone Zvaakuitika  by   Fungisai Zvakavapano Mashavave

Mdhara Vachauya   by            Mukudzei Mukombe   aka   Jah Prayzah

 

Outstanding Song

Takangodaro   by Kelvin  Kusikwenyu                 aka      Killer T

Mukoko        by   Tytan   ft.  Ammara Brown

Mdhara Vachauya       by   Mukudzei Mukombe   aka   Jah Prayzah

 

 

  1. SPECIAL AWARDS

Outstanding Promoter

Xtratime Entertainment

2 Kings Entertainment

Divine Assignments

Here Are All Your SuperSport AFCON Quarter-Final Fixtures

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Here Are All Your SuperSport AFCON Quarter-Final Fixtures

The TOTAL AFCON quarter-finals will take place over the weekend with pre-tournament favourites Senegal clashing with dark horses Morocco.

Karim Aroussi El Ahmadi (r) of Morocco challenged by Franck Nessie (l) and Salomon Kalou (c) of Ivory Coast during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations Finals match between Morocco and Ivory Coast at the Oyem Stadium in Gabon on 24 January 2017 ©Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix

As the  Gabon tournament draws to its most exciting and dramatic stages, we will soon witness the rise of a footballing giant. 

From the young, upcoming talent to the more matured and seasoned, there will be no shortage of mouth-watering quarter-final clashes, starting this weekend with live coverage on SuperSport. 

To match the level of unrivalled talent on the field, SuperSport will continue its one-hour match build-ups along with in-depth post-match wrap insights from Samuel Kuffour, David Obua and Benni McCarthy. 

Catch all the talking points of the knockout stages – only on your ‘World of Champions’, SuperSport. 

 

AFCON 2017 – QUARTER-FINALS
DATEMATCHTIME (CAT)CHANNEL
Sat, 28 JanQF1: Burkina Faso vs Tunisia17h00SS6HD/SS9/

Select 2/Maximo 360

Sat, 28 JanQF2: Senegal vs Cameroon20h30SS6HD/SS9/

Select 2/Maximo 360

Sun, 29 JanQF3: DR Congo vs Ghana17h00SS6HD/

Select 2/Maximo 360

Sun, 29 JanQF4: Egypt vs Morocco20h30SS6HD/

Select 2/Maximo 360

 

Tamy is Back With A Song That Every Black Girl Needs To Hear

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Tamy is Back With A Song That Every Black Girl Needs To Hear

Almost every song cued on our playlists today is commanding ladies to drop it, shake it, wine it and ricochet in practically no garments. 

If women are not beeing called the B-Word they are either being told all the corners on their bodies that they themselves don’t know exist or all the things the brother would want to do to them on a Sunday morning when mama is at Church.

Titled Beautiful/Ndozvandiri Tamy’s new offing is set to immunise your year against your corrupted playlist, as it provides a healthy dose of confidence encouraging people to feel comfortable and pretty the way they are.

It commends our uniqueness as people and goes further to urge everybody to take a place of valuing themselves as Beautiful.

For a change a feel good song delivered with all the ingredients of a banger track, a sensible message packaged in an enjoyable manner.

The song dropped on Wednesday and its Tamy’s first collaborative single of 2017 featuring trap genius Takura and versatile dancehall singer Dobba Don.

Tammy opens the song in her signature infectious voice, capturing the essence of being yourself while making you feel good about yourself.

The song is set on the RnB beat with heavy influences of Electro dance music and the three take turns to immerse their strong vocals in a perfect way.

 

The Rebirth of Tamy?

There is a disturbingly huge void in the Royal Palace where RnB Queens are supposed to reside, Ever since Queen Tererai Mugwadi unceremoniously relinquished her crown it was only up to one royal member Cindy Munyavi taking her regal duties seriously.

Is the situation about to change? Can the little princess Tamy wrestle the throne and assume to the summit?

We are of the strong belief that this song is a rebirth of Tammy as she is now perfectly in her genre, the way she is so comfortable riding that beat shows that she is at home.

The first time I listened to Tammy in 2016 I was left wondering why an 18-year-old with such a voice was not doing pop music.

We enjoyed Tamy of “Ndibereke” but we love Tamy of “Ndozvandiri” You are 18 for Obama’s sake please be our Pop Queen. 

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