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Great turnout at the Colours of Healing Exhibition- Closing Reception curated and hosted by LOUD Art Society … amazing artwork from the 31 artists that participated in this month long exhibition!!
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What an honor!!! Thank you @zimachievers 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Zimbabwean award-winning filmmaker and television director, Nico Abote, has been recognised among the country's outstanding global achievers after receiving an award at the prestigious Zimbabwe Achievers Association (ZAA) Global Awards 2026, held in Harare as part of the inaugural Zimbabwe Diaspora Week... myafrikamag.com/nico-abote-h…
#africa #Awards #diaspora #ZAA #Zimbabwe @HonMachakaire @zimachievers @AboteNick
Some big and interesting moves by Netflix…
Today, Netflix announced our acquisition of Warner Bros. Together, we’ll define the next century of storytelling, creating an extraordinary entertainment offering for audiences everywhere. about.netflix.com/en/news/ne…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
In February 2026, Paramount offered a higher sum of money than Netflix offered to acquire Warner Bros, but Netflix refused to increase its offer.
Because of this, Netflix will not acquire Warner Bros.
reuters.com/legal/transact…
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I'm thrilled to share that I have been nominated for the 'Male Entrepreneurship Award' at the Zimbabwe Diaspora Homecoming Celebration & Business Summit for the work we continue to do at 263 Africa Media,...Need Your Vote😊: zimbabweandiaspora.org/vote-…
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A reminder, if one was ever needed, of how great and deeply respected Zimbabwean traditional music truly is.
Chiwoniso Maraire’s father, Professor Dumisani Maraire, was a renowned music professor both in America and in Zimbabwe.
His music continues to be taught in American schools to this day, which should put us to shame as Zimbabweans for not preserving and celebrating his legacy at home.
This performance of Vamudhara (Mapfeka Marengenya) took place at Smithtown High School East in New York.
While some ignorant Black Africans/Zimbabweans think that their music and culture are backward, people in America and Europe are not only learning about them but are also being examined and earning degrees in understanding them.
