An upcoming musician from Makonde village, Shudufhadzo Ramakulukusha, popularly known as Nelson D, is quickly making a name for himself as a vocalist and dance-hall sound creator.

A young man admired the art of the late, internationally acclaimed sculptor John Baloyi and took it upon himself to sit around the artist's workshop, observing him at work and asking him a lot of field-related questions.

Well-known Malamulele artist Theodore Ndobe, popularly known by his stage name Theo D,recently released his single, Can I be with you?

A few years ago, a gospel artist made the transition from one genre to another, and this made a difference for her and her music career.

“Depression is a sense of loss and despair, it is a relatively common phenomenon experienced by almost everyone. It is the overwhelming feeling of sadness and mental pain, it is less dramatic than physical pain yet is much commoner and easier to say my tooth is aching than to say my heart is broken.”

At the age of 73, Ms Kokwana Sophia Baloyi has become an institution in the world of beadwork and other artistic practices that are part of the rich Xitsonga culture and African culture at large.

Lutendo “Ben10” Ndou, former Univen FM sports analyst, rose from humble beginnings and continues to shine brightly on the Vhembe FM sports show at midweek.

The new CD of hip-hop artist Rotondwa Simelane, Venrap Solution, is doing well on the market. Better known as Batondy, Simelane released the album about a month ago.

A local author from Makonde, Rudzai Magwabeni, recently published his book, Turn your passion into a business.

Those who think that the late legendary Tshivenda guitar wizard, Albert Mundalamo “Mapani” Tshikundamalema of Mukula has gone to his eternal resting place with his musical talent might be deceiving themselves.

A young gospel artist, Ronewa Mukheli of Tshifulanani near Lwamondo, has just released his new CD, Ndo mu wana mutshidzi, meaning I got the saviour, Jesus Christ.

“Christianity started in Israel as a family, went to Rome as a religion and now it is in Africa as a business.”

The evergreen, multi-award-winning gospel singer Mercy Masakona Madzivhandila is celebrating her talent with fans, friends and music lovers.

Dlayani Enock Shishenge's poetry is unique and no lover of music and poetry will ignore it, as it vibrates with the rhythms of good music.

A whole troupe of reggae artists who originally come from Vhembe District is travelling to Gauteng to mesmerise their fans and other music lovers during the 2019 Bob Marley Earth Day Festival.