‘For the culture’ empowers women , set to launch Queen’s Pyramid
Harare- IN line with women empowerment and annihilation of women in art, For The Culture a hip hop initiative is set to launch the Queen’s Pyramid,Express Mail Zim has learnt.
For the Culture brings together all elements of hip- hop and an an educational Masterclass to champion the arts industry in its entirety.
The Queen’s Pyramid is a virgin concept where space was created for women to interact around games and delicacy while dissecting the complex issues around their lives in and out of art.
For The Culture founder Prince Butawo aka Noble Stylz who also doubles up as Masofa Panze Entertainment consultancy director told Express Mail Zim that his concept was youth driven and aimed at making artistes realise the potential viability of the arts industry.
“For the culture is that a 360 all encompassing youth driven initiative, while we Dance, Rap, Masterclass and All other elements have been met the Queen’s within our structures have elavated to have their exclusive space to have fun within a safe space and share their stories, collaborate and share empowerment opportunities,” said Noble Stlyes.
For the culture will host it’s next edition on the November 26 at Moto Republik which will be held in collaboration with the Zim Hip Hop Awards where they will launch the Dodger Dome a creative space made possible by Moto Republik.
It is in honour of the late Hip Hop Blogger Donald “Dodger” Marindire and will have his family in attendance.
With Hip Hop fast turning into the new youth staple genre, the stage is set for For The Culture Festival to be held in April 2023.
