Tatly Munyangire

  Anna Simbi AKA Metalic Amid the bustling streets and vibrant culture of Harare, where every corner hums with life and possibility, a new voice is rising bold, brilliant, and unforgettable. Her real name is Anna Simbi, but to fans across Zimbabwe and beyond, she’s known as “Metalic.” With a magnetic presence and a voice that commands attention, Metalic is fast becoming a prominent force in the Zimdancehall music scene. Her latest single, The Girl Next Door , is a heartfelt anthem of self-worth and empowerment. The track tells the story of a young woman embracing love and discovering her identity, striking a deep emotional chord with listeners of all ages. Through vivid storytelling and raw emotion, Metalic captures the daily joys and struggles of countless young women who see themselves reflected in her lyrics. Her voice soars with conviction as she declares, “I’m not just a pretty face, I’m the girl next door, unafraid to chase my dreams.” These stirring words have become a rall...

  Chelsea FC Crowned 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Champions with Stunning Victory Over PSG In a dazzling display of dominance, precision, and heart, Chelsea FC has etched its name into football history once again, claiming their second FIFA Club World Cup title after a spectacular 3–0 triumph over French giants Paris Saint-Germain. The Blues, who entered the tournament with high expectations, exceeded them all, turning in a tournament performance that fans will talk about for generations. The grand finale, hosted at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, was nothing short of electric. Thousands of fans, draped in Chelsea blue, filled the stands with chants and banners, creating an atmosphere that pulsed with anticipation and pride. From the moment the whistle blew, Chelsea played with intensity, flair, and a clear hunger for glory. The opening goal came early and emphatically. Cole Palmer, whose rise this season has been nothing short of meteoric, struck gold with a sensational fini...

Water shortages to some areas in Harare is a problem but to the residents of Hopely has become a life threatening situation. Hopley Farm, whose houses were constructed in 2005 under Government’s Operation Garikai/Hlalani Kuhle programme as the successor scheme to the urban clean-up campaign of that same year to de-congest Harare and rid it of illegal structures, remains devoid of local authority services. It has an estimated population of over 100 thousand people, comprised of 6 biggest zones with less than five sources of clean water. Life at Hopley is hardly pretty amidst the overcrowding since the area is no longer a preserve of the Operation Murambatsiva displaced, but a free for all settlement as people have been attracted by the prospect of owning residential stands and its affordable rentals which ranges from 30 dollars to 60 dollars per month. It is now more than 13 years without the basic amenities of potable, clean and reliable water supply, electricity and other...

It was a pleasant day to the Chipawo Theatre Company and other groups as well as individuals as they were commemorating the World Theatre Day. Today Chipawo Theatre Company commemorates the World Theatre Day under the theme "Take a child to the Theatre so that they can See, Hear, Feel, Think and Imagine " and a sub theme titled "Take a parent to the Theatre". The event took place in Mt Pleasant at Chipawo Premises in Harare. The theme was set internationally with the aim of inspiring young people about theatre, mapping way forward on how to develop Zimbabwean theatre as well as creating "the Theatre" in all parts of the country. Chipawo was formed in 1984 with the aim of supporting the local talent within  Zimbabweans. It was formed by core founders like Dr Robert who is now the CEO of Dr Robert school of acting and t his commemoration is an annual event which celebrated on the 20th of this month by ASSITEJ group of amateur theatre of which Chipawo is pa...

ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries to donate necessities to the people in Chimanimani district who are affected by heavy rains with strong winds known as Cyclone Idai which left many people homeless and destroyed some properties like shops, cars and livestock. Many people are living in fear because of Cyclone which is predicted to continue for the next three days. Currently people are being evacuated to mountainous places without anything to eat or to put on hence ZAOGA is appealing to the generality of Zimbabweans and other well wishers to donate basic necessities such as food stuffs like rice, cooking oil, mealie meal and beans, non food stuffs like bankets and clothes as well as monetary contributions. In a statement written by the Secretary General of ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries stated that "the situation is very desperate hence our intervention and assistance is urgently needed. On behalf of our Servants and Apostles of God Professor E.H Guti and Dr Eunour Guti we are...

The famous veteran journalist Judith Makwanya died. She was 56. It is a sad loss that Zimbabwe has lost a great media personal who served her country for so long. Reports revealed that she was admitted on a particular private hospital on Monday with a medical emergency.  The Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting confirmed Makwanya’s death but did not give details. Writing on Twitter, the Information Ministry said: Government learns with sadness of the untimely passing on of Diplomatic Correspondent Ms Judith Makwanya. Judith served her country with distinction and was one of the journalists placed on the sanctions list which became a Roll of Honour for Patriots. May Her Soul Rest in Peace.  Many fellow mediapractitioners are passing condolences to the media icon. The Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting confirmed Makwanya’s death but did not give details. Writing on Twitter, the Information Ministry said Government learns with sadness of the unt...

Yesterday, the ministry of Education launches the Universal education program which will cater for vulnerable children and children living with disabilities. The event took place in Highfield at Zimbabwe Hall in the morning were hundreds of students and parents gathered to support the launch. Many organizations participated in this event and they did exhibitions of their services. This program was initiated after the rapid growth of students dropouts and children living with disabilities due to lack of financial support hence there are arrangements which are being done by the Ministry in partnership with some organizations such as Chiyedza Care Center in order to take school drop outs and children living disabilities back to school or to equip them with other life skills which will help them in their future lives. Almost everyone was very happy about the launch because it is going to equip the communities at large. One of the residents of Highfield Mai Matamba said we are hap...

Today Restless Development called for a dialogue about gender and discrimination as well as sexual reproductive health. The event was held in Ushehwekunze. Various organizations supported the event such as the Zimbabwe Republic Police, Legal Foundation Resources, Zichire, National Aids Council Young People's Network, community leaders as well as church members. The dialogue brought out some pressing issues such as the issue of teenagers who are engaging in sex work in Hopely at Anton shopping center, early child marriages in Ushehwekunze and Hopely , the engagement of young people in sexual activities without proper protection, how gender is worsening the issues of violence especially against the female counterparts and the resistance of the sex workers and the illegal bar owners to abide to the law. In a statement concerning about gender based violence, a ZRP member constable Manyuke said "gender based violence is not only affecting female counterparts but also males. If an...

It was a great day for the Residents of Hopely and surrounding areas as Restless Development yesterday in Hopely hosted an a Youth Gala which gathered various organizations which focuses on sexual reproductive health and rights issues such as Family Support Trust,  Chiedza Care Trust, Zichire, National Aids Council Young People's Network and One Africa Trust. These organizations offered various services which includes free information dissemination about sexual reproductive health rights, family planning and projects planning. Other organizations such as One Africa Trust took the opportunity to show case their products which they are producing in their projects such as soaps, toilet cleaner, dish wash among others. However, this has not been enough to the residents of Hopely since the event was for a single day yet they are crying for better health services day and night. If the truth is to be told, Hopely is at craving for better health facilities. This community is depending on...