The Sunday Mail
Andrew Moyo
Today
Zim vs Bots
Whether you are a soccer fan or not, the National Sports Stadium might just be the perfect destination to kick off the weekend with the Warriors taking on Botswana as they begin the 2021 Afcon bid.
With numerous international superstars making it into the Warriors camp, this is bound to be an exciting match which is not to be missed.
Besides the soccer aspect, these sporting events which feature national teams have always proven to be great social outings which means that even those who are not in love with the game can also go and enjoy the atmosphere.
Jazz Night with Tina Watyoka
Gifted songbird Tina Watyoka will tonight give her fans a dose of beautiful jazz music at ArtiSana Gallery Café.
Located at the National Gallery, this venue does not only have an intimate setting but also serves delicious food and good wines.
Patrons are also guaranteed of safe parking with security at the front and back of the gallery.
Saturday
Horn of Hope concert
It has been a while since Switzerland based saxophonist Vee Mukarati staged a show in the capital.
Tomorrow he returns to Alliance Francaise, a venue that used to be his fortress before he left for Europe, for the “Horn of Hope” concert.
He will be sharing the stage with Masa Caroleen , Othnell ‘Mangoma’ Moyo and Music According to Percussion.
The concert will be a celebration of Zimbabwean music, resilience and hope.
Shoko video premiere
King 98 has been one of the most dominant figures on the local hip hop scene, having broken international barriers with music videos that have made it to major platforms including Trace Urban and Chanel O.
While most of his collaborations have been with international icons who include Davido, Nasty C and Zlatan Ibile, he has a new offering which features ExQ.
The visuals for the collaborative effort, “Shoko” will be launched tomorrow at Pabloz’ VIP.
King 98 is set to perform on the night and will be supported by a number of talented DJs including Raydizz, J-Dub and Reverb7 among others.
Sunday
Cookout turns 2
This coming Sunday, popular outdoor event The Cookout celebrates its second anniversary at Belgravia Sports Club, an affair that promises to be explosive to say the list.
Having established itself as one of the biggest monthly events in Harare, organisers have tried their best to make each edition better.
With this particular venue being more central, large numbers are expected which is why people have been encouraged to buy their tickets early so as to avoid pressure at the gate.
