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More than 70 dance groups displayed at the esplanade of Lenale Ndem royal palace.

Theatre group Etu-Lene display Sunday, here, at Kilamba Recreative and Cultural Centre, a play called “A traição arde como ditumbante”.

FOR the second year running, the Harare Jazz Festival is set to be held on April 17 with a number of renowned musicians billed to perform.

LEGENDARY African superstar Salif Keita will perform on Hifa’s main stage on the festival’s grand finale on May 2. Presented by Culturesfrance and the Embassy of France in association with AON Zimbabwe, Malian Keita, the internationally recognised singer, songwriter and master of West African rhythms is credited as being one of the original founders of the Afro-pop genre. His soaring vocals, emotionally charged songs and unforgettable live performances have made him an African musical legend.

The duo Saundi Brothers, who are linked to the Congregational Evangelic Church of the central Huambo Province, will release on the first fortnight of April in this city their second CD entitled “Prontos para servir”.

Baganda youth was on Thursday pelted stones at Uganda People’s Congress new president chasing him from the burnt down royal burial site.

Experts from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) will soon arrive in the country to help the Government re-build the Kasubi royal tombs.

Experts from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) will soon arrive in the country to help the Government re-build the Kasubi royal tombs.

Experts from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) will soon arrive in the country to help the Government re-build the Kasubi royal tombs.

Nigeria and Burkina Faso have held an inaugural bilateral meeting with an agreement by representatives of both countries to boost ties in areas such as culture, economy, and science.