“Throw away your jacket, fold the last page you have been reading. You will always get what you deserve every Saturday from 18:00 to 21:00,” says Musina Community Radio presenter Vuledzani Vincent Mbedzi.
A local gospel singer, Margaret Pandelani, has just released her second album, Muya mukhethwa.
A producer and presenter at a community radio station, Konanani Mavhungu, had her aspirations rooted in other career paths apart from the radio, but attending a media school had planted a love seed for the entertainment world.
“There is some kind of connection and fulfilment that I feel whenever I am deejaying or producing music. The feeling itself is so profound that I feel one with the music.”
His fans call him “Lolo”, but his real name is Lawrence Mabasa. Just like most music artists, Mabasa’s love of music started when he was still a Sunday school learner.
The award-winning gospel singer Rhuu Tshikovha has just released a sterling single, which has already been receiving massive airplay on national and community radio stations.
Ronnie L is a multi-award-winning gospel artist who released his debut album, entitled A Call to Love, last year.
“Just like climate change that we involuntary face annually, life has its own similar periods. One can never predict what will transpire the next day, yet we find ourselves going for seasons that leave us with permanent scars that we wish to erase.”
Alfred Jazzman Chuene did not know that his love of jazz music would earn him a position as presenter at Musina FM.
A local author and advocate, Ms Lucia Mundalamo, is living testimony that one can be successful in life, irrespective of one’s background.
Multiple-award-winning gospel musician Kingdmusic released a new single, Identity remix featuring SO from the USA, last month.
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