The article by Passmore Ndlovu reports on the commemoration of the World Day Against Death Penalty in Harare, Zimbabwe. The event was a collaboration between Complete Arts Project, Amnesty International Zimbabwe, the European Union delegation to Zimbabwe, and the German Embassy in Zimbabwe. A theatre production titled 'Murder They Wrote' was performed to highlight the miscarriage of justice, inspired by Nadifa Mohamed's 'The Fortune Men'. Keynote presentations were given by various officials, including the Minister of Justice and representatives from Amnesty International. The speakers urged the Zimbabwean government to abolish the death penalty, emphasizing that the country has not executed anyone for over sixteen years. The article also discusses the role of theatre in advocacy and the history of the World Day Against the Death Penalty.

Rooftop Promotions is organizing a fundraising concert at Theatre in the Park on October 1st, 2021, to support Zimbabwean music legend Bob Nyabinde, known as The Headmaster, who has been suffering from health issues. The concert will feature performances by Hope Masike, Victor Kunonga, Prudence Katomeni, Tariro neGitare, Agga Nyabinde, and Chipo Muchegwa. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the event will have a limited live audience and will also be streamed on social media platforms. Tickets are on sale at Theatre in the Park. Artists have shown great support for the cause, and the event highlights the spirit of 'Ubuntu' among the Zimbabwean music community. The pandemic has significantly impacted local artists, but Rooftop Promotions has been providing digital platforms to support them during these challenging times.