viomak News

The issue of Gukurahundi and Zimbabwe artists remains a diamond in a dark pit as human rights abusers continue to harass artists home and away in a bid to silence artistic voices.

Zimbabwe banned and censored protest singer Viomak has launched her own news site viomaknews.The news site which features her own stories and opinions is like a diary of her musical activism life since 2005.

Last year I wrote some articles concerning Voices of the Oppressed (VOTO)’s campaign to have MDC leaders declare their personal assets .

In July 2009 hopes that dictator Robert Mugabe would be retiring were thwarted after the party's Midlands Province Coordinating Committee made a resolution that endorsed the 85 year old as ZANU PF's Supreme Leader.

The campaign spearheaded by protest singer Viomak in association with VOTO (Voices Of The Oppressed) to have Zimbabwe leaders declare their personal assets to curb corruption continues to gather momentum.

Talking of freedom of expression in Zimbabwe. Banned protest singer Viomak has had another share of sour grapes after she was told that her musical stories will not be published in an independent paper in Zimbabwe, the Zimbabwe Standard.

After being irked by media reports that Dr Arikana Chihombori ,a US citizen who has lived in America for 30 years was in the middle of illegally seizing the Cremer's farm in Chegutu I decided to give her a call.

On 12 February 2009 (VOTO) Voices Of The Oppressed, an organization run by protest singer cum political activist Viomak, spearheaded a campaign that is seeking to have all MDC GNU leaders declare their personal assets in a bid to hold Zimbabwe leader

Zimbabwe protest musician Viomak has been invited to participate at the Global Forum on Freedom of Expression (GFFE) lasting from 1 June through to 6 June 2009 in Oslo.

Voices Of The Oppressed,an organisation run by protest singer Viomak is spearheading a campaign that is seeking to have all MDC GNU leaders declare their personal assets in a bid to hold Zimbabwean leaders accountable.

When scientists transmitted long-wave radio signals across the world, I don’t think they knew that their efforts would benefit so many people today.

Viomak’s sand skiing musical sport doesn’t seem to be ending anytime soon. Banned from the day she produced her first protest album in 2006, the protest singer who is strengthening her artistic muscles and increasing her lyrical stamina with expe