Inonzi Memory POVO Correspondent
05/02/12
Inonzi is a Shona word meaning "it is called/named", so basically, 'Inonzi Memory' means 'It is memory' or 'it's called memory'. And that's what our reason for being is- to capture the memories from those special occasions or with those special people in your life. We also do studio shoots, on location shoots and artistic photography. Our agency arm provides news photography to various online, print and electronic media houses. View Blog

Diamonds, The debut single POVO Correspondent
18/01/12
A rare and engaging artist... poetic and political lilts float through the African dusts, stirred by the beating of drums and cast to the winds by enchanting melodies... guaranteed to move your spirit... and your feet... View Blog

Cameron’s Threat for Gay Rights POVO Correspondent
18/01/12
The truth is I personally have no problem with gays or lesbians at all. I like green underwear and my mate Pete likes boys. View Blog

Try hard, die hard POVO Correspondent
18/01/12
The harsh reality of life though is that just because you have chosen to fight a Goliath does not guarantee you a battle like David. Nope, you're probably going to have to engage the giant. You're going to have to try hard  - but you already knew this. View Blog

Afro-Futurism Masimba Biriwasha
17/01/12
“Afro-Futurism as a topic has to do primarily with blacks in the Diaspora but also the whole of African consciousness. Afro-Futurism considers what “Blackness” and “liberation” could look like in the future, real or imagined. View Blog

Upcoming Tafadzwa Tarumbwa
17/01/12
A recent character design I've created for my upcoming project! The animation process has already started :) I'll keep  you posted on the progress. View Blog

We're taking a break... POVO Correspondent
07/12/11
Hopefully some of you have noticed the absence and are worried by now but have been considerate enough not to bombard me with emails and phone calls. Due to changes in schedules and some issues I'm having with blogger we are taking a bit of a break. Of course I'll be in your face reminding you of some of the great recipes we've made so far and I'd like to hear from people who've tried them. View Blog

Whats up with the Carltons? Carl Joshua Ncube
14/06/11
I am now a stand up comedian...what was I before? Well I studied nursing in England and got deported before I finished, I came back to Zimbabwe and became one of the leading lights in our entertainment industry by creating Zimbabwe's first short animated film Nyaminyami. View Blog

An Acoustic Intro POVO Correspondent
14/06/11
A rare and engaging artist... poetic and political lilts float through the African dusts, stirred by the beating of drums and cast to the winds by enchanting melodies... guaranteed to move your spirit... and your feet. View Blog

A Packet's Journey POVO Correspondent
14/06/11
A Packet's Journey, the title of my revitalised blog, it took some time to come up with this one, so before you run away because it sounds geeky, please take some time to decrypt the meaning. View Blog

Suspicious Animals of Zimbabwe Baynham Goredema
14/06/11
I never thought someone could love someone that they're incapable of anything View Blog

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