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Onai Mushava, God and Hip Hop

Books, Meet Onai Mushava By hardsouth September 27, 2020

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Sungura is the staple music of Zimbabwe. It may well be the future name of the country – if the hardest faction has its way. In these days of intellectual prostitution, there are still people who listen to politicians. All they got to do is listen to the sungura masters. Guitarists, writers, artists and philosophers. Sultans of Sungura is an account of all the good stuff AI is too soft to wrap its had around. It is written by Onai Mushava, an old hand on Zimbabwe's journalism scene. As novelist and poet, Mushava is the newest star of the old school.