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Here are highlights from September 2016 (bold indicates link to original article)
Zimbabwe had two reps at the Durban Fashion Fair. Sidumiso and Nkanyeziyethu’s GANU
We saw that inspiring behind-the-scenes video of Kirsty Coventry at the Olympics. Parfait!
Then remember when former Zimbabwe international midfielder Ronald Gidiza Sibanda went missing? He was found a few days later
The International Images Film Festival 2016 announced its winners.
Muchaneta gave us that bizarre performance on her X Factor UK audition
Zimbabwe’s Tracey-Anne Buckley Aggett finished as runner-up at this weekend’s Mrs Universe 2016 event in China
Winky D dropped that duet with Oliver Mtikudzi
Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor’s Nottinghamshire county side were relegated
Scientists told us climate change could see coffee going extinct by 2080
It was revealed that kwaiito legend Mandoza had a brain tumour. He would die a few weeks later.
Bulawyao’s Skyz Metro FM went online
The inaugural September Fashion Issue was held in Harare with designers showcasing vibrant collections
Italy confirmed that public masturbation would no longer be considered a crime.
Multichoice’s DStv opened up the UEFA Champions League to its Compact subscribers
Then there was that Phathisani-Tariro fight on Star FM
Zimbabwe’s Karen Mukwedeya made the final three of the TLC’s Next Great Presenter search
Facebook and Twitter announced they were aggressively going after fake news
Actor Munya Chidzonga told us about his role on Rhythm City
Akua Naru was in Harare and she was epic with her showmanship and artistry
Then there was Shoko Festival
- AKA performed
- AKA danced to a Winky D song
- We had an interview with with AKA
- Winky D shared his excitement at performing at Shoko
- Ammara Brown staked her claim to greatness with a dope performance
Then there was that video by Rumbie Mubaiwa of the aftermath of the shooting of Alfred Olango in El Cajon, Califormia, USA
Ammara Brown’s Aussie tour was postponed over ‘logistical reasons’
Photograp her Henry Hakulandaba’s Harare skyline pic wins the Africa 2016 Photo Award
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