By Online Desk Health and Child Care Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora has announced that Zimbabwe will intensify its Mpox surveillance efforts following the successful containment of two reported cases last Sunday. In an interview with Zimpapers Radio News, Dr. Mombeshora said authorities have ramped up monitoring and screening systems at the country’s ports of entry to prevent further transmission.
By Lastword Musekiwa Thousands of meat, beer, and music lovers gathered at the Old Hararians Sports Club over the weekend for the 2024 Castle Lager National Braai Fest. Now in its ninth year, courtesy of Delta Corporation through its flagship brand Castle Lager, the festival celebrates Zimbabwe’s braai culture through live music performances, fostering community unity among meat enthusiasts, music lovers, families, friends, and the media. The crowd was treated to energetic performances by local music sensation Winky D, the main act, supported by Master H, Saintfloew, and South African talented dancer and singer Kamo Mphela. Fresh from releasing his latest album, Saintfloew kicked off the festival with an energetic performance, warming up the crowd that had been entertained by DJs. His latest album, Trap YeVafundisi, is making waves in the music scene, and his live performance did not disappoint. Chitungwiza-bred chanter Master H, who continues to rise in his career, followed. The “Nawanadem” hitmaker thanked Delta Beverages for continuously supporting arts in Zimbabwe through various initiatives. Master H’s catalog of songs, including “Dhadzi,” “Zviri Mumoyo,” and “Nawanadem,” drew cheers from the crowd as they sang along. Although she started her performance slightly late, South African dancing sensation Kamo Mphela delivered a polished and captivating show, showcasing her renowned dancing skills. Her stage presence and communication with the audience were unmatched. Her hits, including “Dalie,” “Nkulunkulu,” “iPiano,” “Meneme,” and “Sbwl,” had the crowd dancing and singing along. Dancehall sensation Winky D, popularly known as the “Ninja President,” closed the event, mesmerizing the crowd with his signature blend of energy and charisma. His set was packed with sing-along tracks, and he left the audience clamoring for more. Winky D proved why he remains one of the most sought-after entertainers in the country. As a testament to its commitment to promoting local talent, Delta Corporation has established itself as one of Zimbabwe’s largest and most dedicated arts benefactors. Through various initiatives, Delta provides a platform for artists to showcase their skills, entertaining thousands and fostering a vibrant cultural landscape. Some of the initiatives include: Carling Black Label DJ Clash, a platform for DJs to demonstrate their skills; Chibuku Neshamwari Dance Festival, celebrating traditional dance and culture; Castle Tankard, Zimbabwe’s premier horse racing event and Chibuku Road to Fame, empowering emerging artists.
