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I'm a singer from birth, musician, choir director, vocal coach, composer, arranger, an African, Zimbabwean, South African, earthling, fond of Ubuntu. Germany...

Johannesburg, South Africa
Joined February 2009
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youtu.be/yJM-4qq0MaE?si=0MF_… Sampled from Children of Nandi's "Meet Me in Zimbabwe," a fresh, slowed version of the song that I started working on in 1983 till 1985 in Ahrensburg, Schlewig-Holstein, in then West Germany. . We recorded it in Hamburg, and I produced and arranged it
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After months of searching, I finally found a picture of Luke Bizeni Khumalo and Jean Khumalo. Khumalo who was the Headmaster at Thekwane high school was killed by "Dissidents" together with his wife in Nov 1985. #Asakhe ( picture colorized) – at Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
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As for me and my house, we will sing for justice, peace, and the rule of law for all mankind.
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Men at work. Gazing into the future.
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youtu.be/3VvI4nwQWhM?si=x6RL… Ngoni Band "Abangoni" featuring Nongoma Ndlovu (my daughter.)
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This is 39 years on... Meet Me I'm Zimbabwe. Thanks to Chlidren of Nandi - Jabu Zikalala-Ndlovu [RIP] and Samora Hlatshwayo, my brother David Khazimula Ndlovu-Manasa, The band: DarryMoss[RIP] Kenny Boothe [RiP] George Nyemah Williams [RIP], Jamaica Papa Curvin, Burghardt Plenge
“I look over here, I look over there…” Could this be the first Zimbabwean rap? Themba Ndlovu’s iconic rap lines on ‘Meet me in Zimbabwe’ back in 1986. (Sugar Hill Gang was clearly an inspiration then 😊) youtu.be/E7BetNLMDIM
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youtu.be/yJM-4qq0MaE?si=EiDy… This is quite a nice song. The artist sampled the song Meet Me in Zimbabwe and quite a good job. #meetmeinzimbabwe #childrenofnandi Please visit and like the clip. The theme and the message is profound. B8g up
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39 years on. The song "Meet Me in Zimbabwe" has withstood the test of time. This makes me feel that the efforts I put into the composing, arranging, and producing of that song from its inception after my late wife Mama Jabu's sang the chorus to me in 1983. #MeetMeInZimbabwe
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Thank you Lord for yet another year.
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It ain't over till it's over. I have some unfinished business. Music is a weapon to achieve universal peace and harmony among nations. The prevalence of decadence in the music business needs to be curbed. There's a dire need for lyrical content with substance.
SOUTH African-based Zimbabwean Musician Themba Ndlovu who is popular for the yesteryear hit song “Meet Me in Zimbabwe” is still going strong. zbcnews.co.zw/?p=17251
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38 years of music. And the beT goes on..🎵🎶
I bought this beautiful CD in London way back, and only opened it tonight. It is called Children of Nandi. Amazing music from the 1980s. The main track is called Meet Me in Zimbabwe. It was produced by husband and wife Themba Ndlovu and Bajabule Zikalala. Promote local music!
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It's glad honour to be remembered. It's been 37 years since we recorded this song. Jabu: May her soul continue to rest in power. 🌹🌱🌻Gone but not forgotten. ❤️
“Imi munosara nani ndaenda, pfungwa dzangu zvino dzafunga kure...” The Children of Nandi: Themba Ndlovu and his wife, Bajabulile Zikalala. Sadly, she passed away in 2013
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#SundayZimPopThrowBack MEET ME IN ZIMBABWE THEMBA NDLOVU's thumping vibe, 'Meet Me in Zimbabwe', is truly beautiful, deeply nationalistic, unmistakably iconic and invitingly prophetic - all rolled into one hell of a dope gem to jam to any day, not just on a Sunday like this. See y'all soon and very soon! youtu.be/E7BetNLMDIM?si=BztX…
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I don't come to fight flesh and blood But spiritual wickedness in high & low places So while they fight me down Stand firm and give God thanks and praises 'Cause I don't expect to be justified by the laws of men, The whole jury found me guilty But truth shall prove my innocence
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CHILDREN OF NANDI A culture by Tapfuma Gutsa A native of Harare, Gutsa studied sculpture with Cornelius Manguma at the Driefontein Mission School, later becoming the first Zimbabwean recipient of a British Council award. The scholarship allowed him to study in London: 1982-85.
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