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Topic : Bhundu Boys

Where is Bhundu Boys' Rise Kagona now?

One commentator, Michael Vuta from Zimbabwe who misses the old Bhundu Boys had this to say:

By Fred Zindi Aug. 4, 2024

In the groove: John Chibadura: Face to face with Tina Turner

Chibadura, who had never heard of Tina Turner before asked me who she was.

By Fred Zindi Jul. 30, 2023

In the groove: John Chibadura: Face to face with Tina Turner

In the groove: Is Patrick Mukwamba jinxed?

Patrick Mukwamba is a very sad man. Despite spending a long time thinking about and penning a lot of meaningful songs, he remains a bitter man. In the 1970’s, he went into the recording studios and spent a long time recording them. He still does.

By The Southern Eye Aug. 7, 2022

In the groove: Is Patrick Mukwamba jinxed?

By The Southern Eye Aug. 7, 2022

In the groove: Why some artistes get big-headed

In 1987, on their first tour of the United Kingdom, the Bhundu Boys had their first gig at the Africa Centre in London. The show was poorly organised and very few people had heard of the Bhundu Boys.

By The Southern Eye May. 1, 2022

In the groove: Why some artistes get big-headed

In 1987, on their first tour of the United Kingdom, the Bhundu Boys had their first gig at the Africa Centre in London. The show was poorly organised and very few people had heard of the Bhundu Boys.

By The Southern Eye May. 1, 2022

Eduitainment mix: The art of cultural diplomacy

As we celebrate Zimbabwe’s Independence Day next week on April 18, it is imperative for the current wave of artists to focus on the culture and heritage which is prevalent in Zimbabwe as a country with 16 ethnic groupings.

By The Southern Eye Apr. 10, 2022