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I rejected Zanu PF scarf: Burna Boy
In an interview with New Media City, the artist said he did not accept the offer because he does not believe in “politics and trickery”.
I rejected Zanu PF scarf: Burna Boy
In an interview with New Media City, the artist said he did not accept the offer because he does not believe in “politics and trickery”.
In the groove: African music promises to be the music of the future
The concert which was filled to capacity despite the cold weather was held at Belgravia Sports Club in Harare. Zimbabweans were lucky to enjoy this young man’s offering before they could no longer afford him. Although a multi-millionaire already, he is going to be bigger that what he is now.
In the groove: African music promises to be the music of the future
The concert which was filled to capacity despite the cold weather was held at Belgravia Sports Club in Harare. Zimbabweans were lucky to enjoy this young man’s offering before they could no longer afford him. Although a multi-millionaire already, he is going to be bigger that what he is now.
Burna Boy, Jah Prayzah rock Harare
Dressed in all white attire, Jah Prayzah was the one to cling onto the stage first and he performed a number of his tracks which include Mudhara Vachauya, Dangerous, Dzamutsana, Gone and Goto which is one of the favourites for a number of fans.
