The eSwatini maestro who plays the smilerphone is making a comeback after years spent in Amsterdam
The Bushfire festival is one place where Swatis can let their hair down and be themselves, and it is slowly sowing the seeds of change
Setumo-Thebe Mohlomi explores the strides the Bushfire Festival has made now that it’s in its twelfth edition
Bushfire is just one of the festivals burning up Africa this month
Zolani Mahola talks about ‘Sing-Off SA’, how her band keeps on experimenting and her future plans.
MTN Bushfire is Swaziland’s international world music and arts festival, that ignites a collective response for social change.
Despite the country’s political issues and a cultural boycott, Swaziland’s Bushfire organisers put on a good show in hopes of promoting social change.
Bring Your Fire: MTN Bushfire will feature a host of international artists, including Bongo Maffin, Oliver Mtukudzi, and Imperial Tiger Orchestra.
Swaziland is gearing up for its annual Bushfire festival, which boasts an eclectic line-up from all corners of Africa – and beyond.
The Harare International Festival of the Arts is otherworldy, the Azgo festival in Maputo is enticingly chaotic and Bushfire in Swaziland rocks.
Although featuring a chaotic mix of upstarts, greenhorns and veterans, the programme was in tune with the audience.
In front of the Bushfire Festival’s main stage, Shangaan electro-dance act the Tshe-Tsha Boys are breaking it down while the crowd roars with approval
Swazi democracy campaigners have called off their planned boycott of the Bushfire Festival, due to take place at the end of this month.
Swazi democracy activists are calling for artists and fans to boycott the country’s world-renowned Bushfire Festival later this month.
Swaziland’s Bushfire Festival will play host to world-renowned US poet Coleman Barks for a performance of workks by 13th century Sufi poet Rumi.
Acoustic Africa, a collaboration between three of Africa’s most successful musicians, wowed the crowd at the recent Bushfire Festival in Swaziland.
