Eco-artiste Munya Touch (MT) is using music

As Zimbabwe prepares to mark Zimbabwe’s Independence Day on April 18, the artiste says his work reflects both environmental urgency and national pride. Blending eco-poetry, AI-generated soundscapes and traditional Zimbabwean instruments, Munya Touch positions art as a mirror and a megaphone — reflecting the realities of climate change while calling for collective responsibility.

In an interview with NewsDay Life & Style reporter Tendai Sauta (ND), the artiste spoke about creativity, climate activism and the evolving Zimbabwean music landscape.

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