By bbc.co.uk LONDON: Despite becoming known as a viral sensation for his satirical sketches, Munya Chawawa’s career didn’t start in comedy. When he first moved to London, he says, he was doing “every gig under the sun”. There were many different ways he tried to break into the entertainment industry, from fashion blogging – which
UNIVERSITY of Sheffield student Munyaradzi Chiwawa can be on the red carpet at London’s O2 Arena on February 18 presenting the 2014 Brit Awards, the UK’s equivalent of America’s Grammys – if you vote for him. The final year psychology student is one of three finalists shortlisted to present the awards for YouTube channel Transmitter
IT’S been 10 years since the Ontario-based ZimArt and Beaconsfield collaborated on the first Shona d’Afrique outdoor exhibition at Centennial Park. To mark the occasion ZimArt director and Shona d’Afrique curator Fran Fearnley is donating a large-scale sculpture by Zimbabwean artist Tinei Mashaya. The unveiling of the 2.73-metre piece, entitled Loving Each Other, takes place
