The trouble started last year when she made a terrible mistake while she was interpreting for her pastor in church. The video was trending heavily on social media and was a disgrace for her. The video went viral and she felt so depressed that she spent two days locking herself in her room. After a week, she picked herself up and turned the whole disgrace into a positive experience by making funny videos that went viral on social media.

Music and school can mix, says 14-year-old Rotondwa Ndou of Madimbo village outside Musina. A Grade 9 learner at Lwaphungu High School, Ndou has already released two albums and she is working on her third one, to be released next month.

A well-known prophet, Makhado Sinthumule Ramabulana, recently released his book, My African Dream - Imbokodo.

Mukosi is known for her amazing, active voice and, as this is how she portrays herself, sexy moves as she performs the song Kha ri dovhe zwa mulovha.

A professional educator, motivational speaker and musician, Usiane Magwabeni, has reissued her motivational book, entitled Rise Up, It’s Never Too Late, after she received massive pressure from readers who wanted the book back on the market.

The talented rap artist Queen Popoo released a full-length album, Ndi Munangiwa, on Monday.

Some on-air names of presenters have a way of making listeners fall in love with either the show or the radio station – but Empee Mr Media Voice on Air manages to achieve both.

The saying that humble beginnings and persistence bring about good results applies very well to HaaNdi YellowMah, who is currently indisputably the most potent exponent of the VenRap genre.

Acolly Mandiza from Ha-Muraga is ascending the music industry ladder with the speed of lightning, and this is evident in the quality of his songs.

The song Just Breathe is doing the rounds and receiving massive approval on social media. The song was created by Mpho Sadiki from Ha-Manavhela village in the Kutama area.

“It is painful that my inspiration and musical father, Oliver Mtukudzi, died before we could meet. My dream was to spend some time with him and tell him how his music inspired me. Despite the fact that he is no longer with us, his spirit will guide me on my musical career, until I reach his level of musical legacy. He might be gone, but inside me he still lives, and he has a special place in my heart.”

Khano Depender Mphaphuli, who goes by the name of LyeoOn, is a versatile artist from Ha-Manavhela in the Vuwani area whose music is spreading throughout the country.

Rotenda Gavhi is one of the Top-30 finalists of the National Library of South Africa’s Poetry Slam Competition.

Albert Mamphwe, who is best known as Alos M in the music fraternity, has been facing difficult times since 2015 when he lost his job.

Wanga Mudau, musically known as Black Dee, is soaring higher as a talented artist who has been in the industry for some time.