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And then in the second hour of the show, we are going to be honoring stalwarts, Carlito Lasa. We have Dumisani Maraire, and then we have Dudu Pokwana. And these are the legends we say thank you to for pouring so beautifully rather into African music. Then we
Of Carlito Lasa, and then we have Dumisani Maraire, and then we end off with Dudu Pugwana. We're going to look at these legends and hold them up high, as we should be doing, and essentially say thank you for the contribution to the world of music and,
at the landscape of Zimbabwe. And we're going to give ourselves a moment to honor none other than Dumisani Maraire. And what we then do is we're going to play an audio courtesy of the team's hard work and some research, of course. And then we follow this up
Chember de Musango by Dumisani Maraire. Before that, we had a beautiful number coming through speechless to
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at the landscape of Zimbabwe. And we're going to give ourselves a moment to honor none other than Dumisani Maraire. And what we then do is we're going to play an audio courtesy of the team's hard work and some research, of course. And then we follow this up
Of Carlito Lasa, and then we have Dumisani Maraire, and then we end off with Dudu Pugwana. We're going to look at these legends and hold them up high, as we should be doing, and essentially say thank you for the contribution to the world of music and,
And then in the second hour of the show, we are going to be honoring stalwarts, Carlito Lasa. We have Dumisani Maraire, and then we have Dudu Pokwana. And these are the legends we say thank you to for pouring so beautifully rather into African music. Then we
16th of October. Of course, Dumi Muraike is back as Noni, award-winning comedian, actress, writer, and one of the most recognizable personalities in entertainment in South Africa. And hey, Dino and Noni are back with their friends just about to be tested.
Chember de Musango by Dumisani Maraire. Before that, we had a beautiful number coming through speechless to
All right, Dumi is coming through. Dumi Muhorosi, award-winning musician, drummer, author, scholar, composer. Wadada. Yeah, Wadada. That's a dedication piece to a professor of mine, Baby Peterson from Vet. So we found out at his memorial that his friends used
14 that he called which he called the Project Elo, and absolutely breathtaking contemporary, very spiritual jazz from South Africa that came from Dumi Muhorosi, is who I'm talking about. As your votes are coming in, I'm looking at them. Dumi is going to play a
Dada Morero has urged residents to take better care of recreational centers to give upcoming musicians the platform to enhance their craft. Moreover made the remarks at the memorial service of veteran musician Babsimlangi in Soweto yesterday. Mlangeni died
Full conversation available on YouTube and our Prime Media Plus app. I'm going to share a few of the snippets of part of that conversation. You're hearing a song there from his album Celebrating African Song, his second album. It's a track called Vomani. And
Is Dr. Sibusi Sumashiroane? One of the things that I think may have drawn me to making this kind of music was the ability to express yourself because jazz allows us to express ourselves. He's a jazz musician who grew up in Mzanoni Township. Join me as he goes
Well, her last album, remember, Dawayami? This one is called Umi. And this is a track out of this brand new album that she came up with. In fact, she released it in 2024. Jazz and Beyond on 702 and Cape Talk. Coming up next: Dumza, Dumza, Dumza, Maswana. He's
Premiered On This Day in 2006. It ran for 12 seasons, becoming one of the most successful sitcoms of its time. And the South African jazz pianist and composer Duduzo Makatini was born On This Day in 1982 in Peter Maritzburg. He has become one of the leading
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SAfm honoured Dumisani Maraire as one of the legends of African music in a tribute segment 23. The broadcast said he was born in 1944 in what is now Zimbabwe, mastered the mbira and marimba, and in 1968 became the first visiting artist to teach Zimbabwean mbira in Seattle 1, and one of his tracks was also played 5.
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