@Jamwanda2 Great music from the music maestro. Waiting for the vocals to go with that beautiful sound. Mamwe masongs anofira pama vocals. Ndosaka Chesango brothers vachizongoridza ma tune vari zii. Wakambova teerera here George.
The time Mtukudzi covered a Chimbetu hit:
In 1986, Simon and Naison Chimbetu recorded Ndiyamure, on the Dendera Resango album.
Tuku loved the track, recorded his own version. He later performed it on stage a few times with Sulu Chimbetu.
Regular readers will know the coordinator likes numismatics & so Thondhlana & Hlongwana's new article, "National Currencies and Sovereignty: Banknote Iconography in Colonial and Postcolonial Zimbabwe, 1964–2024" particularly appeals! It's on #earlyview at https://t.co/HjW9s8X3dy
If you’re an office worker, this should scare you:
Chronic stress increases your risk of heart attack by 40% and stroke by 50%.
Here’s what to watch for (and how to fix it) 🧵
📣 Join the 2025 UNESCO #WorldHeritage Young Professionals Forum in #Paris at #UNESCO Headquarters!
Seize this opportunity to contribute to heritage conservation and meet inspiring peers!
🗓️ Apply by 22 April 2025 at 23:59 CET: https://t.co/LNasut9kFX
Happy to share my latest co-authored paper on African Museum practices. It’s a good 😊 read:
Truth-telling as a form of decolonial care: stories from a collaborative object biography research with the Ndau community of Eastern Zimbabwe https://t.co/iKQI7o7sYX
🎓 New article by Thomas Panganayi Thondhlana and James Hlongwana on "National Currencies and Sovereignty: Banknote Iconography in Colonial and Postcolonial Zimbabwe, 1964–2024" @n_nationalism
https://t.co/Tt0jEHDNgs
#Day3: Transforming Knowledge for Africa’s Future🌍
Final day of the @UNESCO Chairs & Partners Forum! We're diving into collaborative research, African Indigenous Knowledge, global partnerships, #AI, #genderequality in #STEM and more! @_AfricanUnion 🇪🇹 #TransformingAfrica