Zimbabwean actress Chipo Chung recently starred in the television series AD: The Bible Continues in which she plays the role of Mary Magdalene. She tells us about her role. Interviewer: 3-mob.com Larry Kwirirayi

Best selling author Paula Hawkins was in Zimbabwe recently and we sneaked a moment out of her to talk to her about her her critically-acclaimed book The Girl On The Train. The book as since become a film. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

Award-winning Zimbabwean author Petina Gappah recently released a book called Rotten Row and we had a chat with her on the side of reception hosted by the British Embassy. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

Zimbabwe's ICT Postal and Courier services Supa Mandiwanzira says his government has nothing against Econet Wireless and in fact celebrates its achievements. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

About a month ago, superstar Judith Sephuma talked to ZiFM Stereo's Morris Touch on his Jazz and Stuff Like That show about the new gospel album she was working on at the time.

The (almost monthly) Circuit Party celebrated its first anniversary and we linked up with one of its founders, Tinashe Mukarati. He explains the concept, the plans and why they do it. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

Moto Republik co-founder Sam 'Comrade Fatso' Monro has given us an exciting update on the hub, a deal which will see the structures remain. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

We caught up with Ellinah Chipumha and Chiedza Danha, the two ladies behind the hugely successful Unplugged Zimbabwe project out of Harare. They tell us about their 2017 plans which include going to Bulawayo, the growth of the concept among other things. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

We had an exclusive chat with hitmaker Jah Prayzah in which he talked about (1) the delay of the release of the Mafikizolo collabo(2) other collabos with African artists already done (3) his 2017 album. Interviewer: 3-mob.com chief Larry Kwirirayi

Magamba Network's Sam 'Comrade Fatso' Monro has shed light on the dramatic events of Thursday where the Harare City Council attempted to destroy structures the first creative hub in the capital, Moto Republik.