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21/08/2025

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 's Sip & Paint: A Day of Art, Music, and Fun!Join Masvika Resort for an unforgettable day ofa creativity and relaxation...
18/08/2025

's Sip & Paint: A Day of Art, Music, and Fun!

Join Masvika Resort for an unforgettable day ofa creativity and relaxation at their Sip & Paint event on August 23, 2025. Starting at 12pm, this exciting event offers a guided paint session to help you create your own masterpiece, all while enjoying delicious drinks and the beautiful resort surroundings.

The day promises a star-studded lineup of performances from renowned artists, including African Wine, Dobba Don, M***a Effect, Saiiren, Dough Major, Griffin Makwiramiti, and Field Marshal Sounds, ensuring a lively atmosphere. As the day winds down, the party heats up with a super-turned-up After Party featuring your favorite artists.

Don't miss out on this perfect opportunity to mingle, relax, and unleash your inner artist. Tickets are just $20. Get yours now and prepare for a day of art, music, and fun at Masvika Resort!

   explores trust issues and self-preservation in haunting new single “Save Me”Curtis Jack’s latest offering, Save Me, i...
18/08/2025

explores trust issues and self-preservation in haunting new single “Save Me”

Curtis Jack’s latest offering, Save Me, is a sobering Hip-Hop/Trap Soul confession that captures the exhausting loop of pain, disappointment, and emotional withdrawal that emerges when trust becomes a liability. Released on 1 August 2025, Save Me is a mental health checkpoint, and a sonic diary entry all at once.

SONG REVIEW:  's ‘Friday’ is a reclamation of joy and autonomyYamikani’s latest track, Friday, is a freeing anthem about...
18/08/2025

SONG REVIEW: 's ‘Friday’ is a reclamation of joy and autonomy

Yamikani’s latest track, Friday, is a freeing anthem about reclaiming one’s time, healing from emotional trauma, and choosing happiness over hurt. With a melodic blend of R&B and pop influences, the Zimbabwean songstress pens a bittersweet goodbye to a relationship that has run its course—and welcomes the weekend like a long lost friend.

  set to drop visuals for “Mbuu” ft.   Gemini – A timeless love story from 'First of Season' album
18/08/2025

set to drop visuals for “Mbuu” ft. Gemini – A timeless love story from 'First of Season' album

SOUNDS IN THE SPHERE: 's new album ‘Less Trouble’ is an earnest foray into heartbreak, healing, and emotional fortitudeF...
13/08/2025

SOUNDS IN THE SPHERE: 's new album ‘Less Trouble’ is an earnest foray into heartbreak, healing, and emotional fortitude

Forget about a fancy album rollout where big money is expended. Maybe sometimes a surprise drop is the best way to fully capture the attention of a listener base that craves the maturity of an artist's sound and content that have evolved for the better. Maybe it was the best way for Shekhinah to release her latest album, Less Trouble, a surprise project that dropped on the 8th of August via a terse Instagram announcement.

Less Trouble is hearty; but in that vein, it does not diminish its capacity to set clear boundaries and proclaim a strong affirmation to move on from troublesome romantic excursions with grace. READ MORE:https://www.zimsphere.co.zw/2025/08/sounds-in-sphere-shekhinahs-new-album.html?m=1

Premier League Transfer Watch: How Manchester United, Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Newcastle have shaped up for the 2025/...
13/08/2025

Premier League Transfer Watch: How Manchester United, Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Newcastle have shaped up for the 2025/26 season

Two seasons ago, Erik ten Hag’s United had one of the worst defences in the league. The solution? Buy three new defenders. Last season, Rúben Amorim’s United had an attack producing at lower-mid-table levels. The solution? Buy three new attackers.

It’s a fundamental misunderstanding of both defending and attacking and it’s been going on since Michael Carrick retired. The club always swings between defenders and attackers, never really addressing the midfield. Which I think is the most important area of the pitch.

Even when United do sign midfielders, they’re usually attacking ones: Pogba, Fernandes, Van de Beek, Mount, Mkhitaryan, Eriksen. In nine seasons, they’ve brought in only five proper destroyer/controller types and three of those have already left, compared to 17 defenders and 22 attackers (including attacking mids).

https://www.zimsphere.co.zw/2025/08/premier-league-transfer-watch-how.html?m=1

 you were a vibe. until next time🤍
12/08/2025

you were a vibe. until next time🤍

OUT NOW‼️🦍   by the Sunday hitmaker
08/08/2025

OUT NOW‼️🦍 by the Sunday hitmaker

 : The rise of a Guru Afro icon through music and fashionThere’s a rare breed of artists whose creativity transcends the...
07/08/2025

: The rise of a Guru Afro icon through music and fashion

There’s a rare breed of artists whose creativity transcends the confines of entertainment. One such artist is Segulm, born Phillip Ganizani in 1994, Hurungwe, Mashonaland West. Now based in Harare, Segulm is a fearless, innovative, and hard-working singer-songwriter and fashion designer. He is a purpose driven changemaker crafting a distinct legacy through music, fashion and community empowerment. And as such, let's explore a bit about him here.

Album Review: Leodale – 'Call Home, Some Time'Leodale returns with Call Home, Some Time, a 9-track offering that dropped...
06/08/2025

Album Review: Leodale – 'Call Home, Some Time'

Leodale returns with Call Home, Some Time, a 9-track offering that dropped on June 20, 2025. It’s an introspective body of work that finds the emcee digging deep into themes of growth, gratitude, legacy, and longing. He continues in the lane of reflective storytelling, carrying the thread from his last project The Simple Complexities Of Leodale.

Album Review:  delivers profound debut with 'Saved From Ourselves'The album's title itself serves as its guiding princip...
06/08/2025

Album Review: delivers profound debut with 'Saved From Ourselves'

The album's title itself serves as its guiding principle: to be protected from the negative consequences of our own actions, choices, or tendencies, often those that are self-destructive or harmful.

This profound theme is meticulously woven throughout the project, aligning seamlessly with core biblical tenets of salvation from sin, the recognition of humanity's separation from God, and the indispensable role of God's grace. Saved From Ourselves emphatically steers clear of self-help narratives, instead championing the transformative power of a Savior and the acceptance of God's unmerited favor.

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