POVO Afrika · Pauline - Handikanganwe Mbuya Nehanda
Just a girl in the world and you had to be strong, a warrior, a woman.To be queen in the home and the queen on the...
Tell us a bit about yourself
My name is Sharleen Eunice Jirongo, also known as Black Afro. I was born on the 19th of October 1995 in Masvingo, grew up in Harare with my...
Who are you and Where are you from
I'm Mary Anibal born and Bread in Harare, Zimbabwe on the 30th of January 2000. I am a student at Music Crossroads Academy Zimbabwe studying music,...
After a recent debate sparked by Tinashe Mutero’s article, “Is there a place for women among Zimbabwe’s Big Five,” this question may well be put to rest as the women artists seem to have decided their success...
THIS time last year, our agency, The Peoples Hub had been engaged to cater media and publicity work for a modelling event in central London. I was covering the gig when I ran into a young man...
What we've got to be very careful as hip hop artists is that we don’t allow rap to held as a scapegoat by society. What I mean by that is, yeah there is some very negative hip...
Living in London, I suppose my view of hip hop is skewed differently. The way hip hop was born in the Bronx is a mix of a very long tradition of Latino and African American poetry by...
POVO: So what was it like performing with the band for the first time? Outspoken: I have had the band since 2007. It’s easier to work with a live band because you are working with live emotions. I...
