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Slaves of the city!
If I got a payslip I would work from 9 to 5 Come back home and play with my son Binge...
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PALACE OF WESTMINSTER BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2018
On Friday the 26th of October 2018 for the sixth consecutive year, figures from across the diaspora came together to share incites into black history and put forward strategies to create new opportunities. It is indeed a testament to founder and organiser Tony Tokunbo Eteka Fernandez, who’s hard work and dedication has driven this project to new levels.
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Zimbabwe Olympic Committee donates sporting equipment to 20 schools in remote areas Today the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee ZOC donated sporting equipment to over 20...
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5 Enjoyable Films from the South and East Africa
Eastern and Southern Africa countries are hot-spot travel destination for adventurer tourists. This part of Africa hosts a vast variety and plenty of the...
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“We Are Going In circles” – DJ Krimz speaks On Music Industry… Again
For an industry that spans decades on end and crosses into various genres of music that keeps it alive and striving..genres that include, Mbira(Traditional...
THIS IS AFRICA: ZIMBABWE’S HITS 2012-2013 RELEASED – Zimbawe Music
"This Is Africa" has been known to be Africa's highest selling multi-artist album series. It has however worked hand in hand with Jungle South-...
An Interview with Ice : A Zimbabwean Dancer
While buying airtime from a vendor outside Meikles department store, I noticed an old friend of mine, Ice. He was looking really good! Yes,...
RapMusic – Meister , Blacperl and Noble Stylz to Drop Vakafa Vakazorora
Zim Hip-hop independent artist Meister, believes 2014 will be his break out year having collaborated with Noble Stylz (popular for Masofa Panze) and Blacperl...
“Party Yatanga haizi ye MMT” – Another Indie Calls Out My Favourite Group
Just got my hands on a party song called Nhasi Party by Sinbad90 and Henry from dollar sign music. Is it dope? Yes it...
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Switzerland African Festival Basel
Zimlink was invited to take part in the first Interracial African Festival in Basel Switzerland. A city located on the boarders of France and Germany adding to the crowd a rich mix of Africa and Europe. The event was well planned and executed on a professional level, food and music from north south east and west Africa. special live musical performances from West Africa, Jamaica and Brazil.
“African unity is at the heart of a future world not just Africa. Events like the one today builds and expands the dialogue within the diaspora. As Africans we have a huge responsibility to create and drive this message of unity and love to a world, too often distracted by greed and personal gain. Africa is the future not just for the peoples of Africa but for a world that is crying out for change.”
