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Last week, I attended the Jongwe Corner Hip Hop Fest, eager to experience the best of Zimbabwean hip-hop. Although I missed Tanto Wavie (unfortunately) and Ti Gonzi (also unfortunately… I guess), I caught Voltz, Bagga, Bling 4, and Holyten's performances. By the end of the night, a debate

Last weekend, the streets of Harare pulsated with energy as hip-hop enthusiasts gathered at Jongwe Corner for an unforgettable showcase. The lineup featured heavyweight artists, rising stars, and unexpected surprises. From Ti Gonzi’s opening act to Holy Ten’s disrupted set, the night was a rollercoaster. ‘A minute of

Bagga has breathed new life into the timeless classic “Nhemamusasa.” This modern hip-hop rendition pays homage to the cultural roots of the original composition while infusing it with fresh energy and contemporary flair. Bagga’s interpretation echoes with the rhythm of determination. Nhemamusasa according to a publication by Guitar Curriculum

When everything is going well, and your girl picks a fight about nothing, I call those good relationship problems. I have a good relationship problem with ZimHipHop - Seriously, I’m about to make up a problem from scratch like Nara Smith. As a fan of Zimbabwean hip hop, I&

Dear ZHH. You've come a long way. From the days when people like me weren't regular consumers of the genre to a time when these very people can't seem to tweet about anything else. I've been a fan of hip hop since

When we established this platform, one of our supportive 'hommies' made a special request that we pay our respects to the late chanter - Soul Jah Love. I knew it was going to be a task for me but see how it happens, a friend decided to celebrate