Dipzola Ishmael

Prolific Go getter

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@BulawayoForever @munch_sip @LemonGroove_Eve Its HARRIS ENTERTAINMENT the father of all events in Bulawayo

[Vusa Mkhaya @VusaMkhaya]

🙏🏿❤️

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@Bhila_official Am glad you're catching up...l have been telling you usithi hip hop wat wat kkkkkkk

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

If you ever feel any sympathy for criminals, just remember they took away this multi talented once in a lifetime artist

Happy heavenly birthday to arguably Africa's best rapper of his generation

Kiernan AKA Forbes

Long live Supa Mega!!!

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@sam_dzivah That's a lie

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@MandipaMasuku @Bhila_official Noted

[Bhila @Bhila_official]

The BAA New Comer Of The Year Nominee: Bhila. 🙏❤️

[Vusa Mkhaya @VusaMkhaya]

Vusa Mkhaya (born 19 October 1974), is a Zimbabwean singer and songwriter best known for being a member of the award winning vocal trio, Insingizi.

Background information

Birth name

Vusumuzi Ndlovu

Born

19 October 1974 (age 48)

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

Origin

Zimbabwe

Genres

Imbube/World Music/Crossover
Occupation(s)

Singer /songwriter /Producer

Instrument(s)
Vocals

Years active
1991–present

Labels
Mkhaya Music Productions

Website
https://t.co/mPHmTc2pOR

Vusa Mkhaya was born on the 19th October 1974 in Bulawayo. He was raised in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe where he was introduced to Imbube music and fell in love with it. At the age of nine he was already part of the school choir.

He moved to Austria in 1997, then under Insingizi when they as a group decided to further their music knowledge and enrol at a music conservatory in Graz, Austria.

He attended Mahlabezulu Primary School and for his secondary education he went to Ihlathi Secondary School in the township of Tshabalala in Bulawayo and Nhlambabaloyi Secondary in Ntabazinduna.

He studied music theory and Accordion at the Johann Fuchs Music Conservatorium in Graz, Austria for 3 years.

He rose to fame with his much appreciated and celebrated outfit Insingizi in 2004 through the debut album, Spirit of Africa.

His first music album was The Spirit of Ubuntu in 2006. He released his second solo album, Vocalism in 2012 after releasing the debut album The Spirit of Ubuntu in 2006.

He then released his third solo album, Manyanyatha in 2016.

In January 2018, he held a show at the Bulawayo Theatre with local singer Nkwali, dubbed From Bulawayo to the World, the show was meant to celebrate music from the city.

He has also sang the theme song for the 2018 Oscar nominated film, Watu Wote.

His album, UManyanyatha was then re-released internationally on 26 June 2020 under Canadian record label Naxos, with additional songs digitally re-mastered and with a new title UManyanyatha – Songs from the Soul of Zimbabwe.

Explaining how he came up with the title name for his third album:
Manyanyatha is my nickname that my uncle gave me as a kid.

I am told every time music was played on radio or TV I stood up and sang along and danced. This is how the name Manyanyatha was born.

So I am paying tribute to those that encouraged me to sing when I was growing up.

•Nominated for an Austrian World Music Award 2015 for the album Vocalism.

•Awarded the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (UK) for Service to Music and Cultural Promotions in 2019.

•Awarded with a National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) for Outstanding Artist in the Diaspora Award in 2020.

•Nominated for the Roil Bulawayo Arts Awards for Outstanding Male Artist in 2020.

•Awarded with a Roil Bulawayo Arts Award for Outstanding Ambassador (worldwide) in 2021.

•Nominated for the Roil Bulawayo Arts Awards for Outstanding Male Artist and Outstanding Ambassador (Worldwide) 2022.

• Nominated at the Zimbabwe Music Awards for Best Diaspora Artist in 2023.

Albums
•The Spirit of Ubuntu (2006)

•Vocalism (2012)

•Umanyanyatha (2016)

•Umanyanyatha: Songs from the Soul of Zimbabwean (2020)

•Phuma Featuring Various (2021) Supported by Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa @OSISA

•Khanyisa (2022)

Source : Wikipedia

#MkhayaMusic

[Samkeliso Tshuma @samkebusiness]

Oh Girly, l love you shame. I appreciate you @Yvonne_Maphosa.

Those young women from Plumtree, Tsholotsho, Bulawayo will thank you one great day for the seed you planted.

Keep winning and keep inspiring.

Thank you for always saying yes to empowering girls and young women😘

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@ShadayaKnight Word

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@raphousetv2 Smoked the rong joint

[YaseBlock B 🇸🇿 @ThisIsColbert]

Sjava & Big Zulu, Inkabi Zezwe drops 'Umbayimbayi' single❤

The year is 2039:

"Best duo hands down, these two absolutely blessed my childhood w/ their classic hits, the magic & the chemistry is still there." 😍

Kabza #NOTA Lady Du #SETERemix Thabo Bester Dr Nandipha Episode 1

[Tjaro🤙 @tsi_aka_viking]

@TwaRSA26

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Interpret it politically or not, but Sir Hopewell sourcing all that health equipment, that's real impact, thank you very much. It goes beyond political lines, it'll benefit each & every one of us who depends on public healthcare. Inspiring!!!

[Bhila @Bhila_official]

The attacks on Nakamba are sad. He is paying school fees for more than 1500 kids. His loss is our loss as a nation.

Yess, since the injury he has not been performing we all know, then why bully him, just because he meet ED? If it was you would you have refused??

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@MandipaMasuku Good Mam
I have business proposal for you
How do l get hold of you, if you get this tweet kindly Dm me for more details

[Bhila @Bhila_official]

Asi-zalaneni sibe banengi no school fees worries anymore 🏃👩‍❤️‍👩🤰🏾🤰🏻
#babiesforED
#NdebeleTwitter

[Bhila @Bhila_official]

Iphephandaba Album loading 🙏

[Dipzola Ishmael @MrKASIVAGE]

@XXL Nas