Reggae Talk | RCG Terrence Mapurisana Talks To Geo Carlos From Jamaica
The Radio Commissioner General, Terrence Mapurisana in conversation with Kenyatta Hill, son to the legendary Joseph Hill re-caps and recreates experiences about his fathers legacy exclusively on Classic263.
discussion on #Mentaldisorder with @Tashinga Masawi
Catch up with #RCG @TerrenceMapurisana as he speaks to the founding father of black uhuru, Don Carlos live from Jamaica
Post Covid lockdown economic dilemmas and choices we need to make with @Valentine Mabhugu hosting Pascal Mandeya
Dreamland Farm, on the border of St Thomas and Portland, will be final resting place for reggae legend Bunny Wailer. For this and more listen in for a reggae jam packed session with live interviews with artists and producers who worked with the Reggae Icon - hosted by Terrence Mapurisana.
Young people's experiences during covid19 era
Reggae Talk's presenter, Terrence Mapurisana focuses on the life and music of the Reggae Luminary, Bunny Wailer, who was the last surviving member of the Legendary Group, The Wailers. Tune in for this special 2 hour edition of Reggae Rhythms.
Should Delimitation be a part of the voting process in the next election? “Delimitation” is the demarcation of the country into electoral boundaries, be sure to tune into our podcast today the 19th of February, 2021 to hear more about this process that last happened in 2008, here in Zimbabwe, on today's episode of the Morning Grill with our guests from Z.E.C - Commissioner Joyce Leticia Kazembe, Commissioner Nestai Mushonga & Mr. Madondo who shed more light on this topical issue.
The Media has a crucial role to play in this COVID-19 Pandemic. Monica Chanda interrogates the Media Commision's stance in the grand scheme of matters surrounding this pandemic among many other issues.
Tune In as Monica Chanda interviews Rodney Rwende, a Public Policy Specialist and Zimbabwe Institute Of Diplomacy Official, Vhuvha Chikanda on the insurrection and protests that took place in America, the so called 'Beacon of Democracy'.
Tafara Irvine Matura interviews Harare Provincial Coordinator, Mr. Tafadzwa Muguti interrogating how the city councils are dealing with corruption, vendors, audits, land barons and high crime rates as well as children living and working on the streets.
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We pay tribute to one of Jamaica's most charismatic and inspirational Reggae DJs, Dennis Delroy Wilson who passed on in Harare. The R.C.G, Terrence Mapurisana features some of the personalities that worked with Dennis over the years and how he drove forward reggae music across the decades in Zimbabwe and beyond.
Tafara Matura speaks to the Honourable Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education & National COVID-19 Taskforce Chairperson, Professor Amon Murwira who shares Government expectations and outlook on the virus. He also gives insight on the pestering COVID-19 variant, globally introduced vaccines and regulations on the newly enforced national lockdown.
Focusing on how sanctions continue to incapacitate the youth of today and roles youths have to play in the fight against sanctions.
Tafara Matura speaks to the Provincial Development Coordinator for Harare Metropolitan Province, Mr Tafadzwa Muguti, on the issues and challenges surrounding the capital city and the country in terms of illegal settlements and land barons.
Zimbabwe is a typical agro-based economy and, as such, land is the central issue. Cited as a key pillar of the country's new dispensation, this documentary delves deeper into the land question, focusing on enhancing agricultural productivity and food security. Narrated by Robson Mhandu.
Join Andrew Kiposa in a deep conversation with veteran Zimbabwean journalist Reuben Barwe as they discuss issues around land and sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe. #NowWeAreTalking #SanctionsMustGo
oin #TheHotstepper as he features one of Jamaica's greats. Leroy Sibbles, who was the lead singer of the Heptones in the 1960's, has released the new song 'Long to See my Fans' during the Covid 19 Lockdown.