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10 Zim Artists Who Have A Strong Presence in Africa

Zimbabwe has a number of prolific artists. Many have made names for themselves on the mainstream. They are popular locally and have a large fan base. There are those who have managed to gain a crossover appeal. They have become sensations across the continent and others internationally. Check out the 10 Zimbabwean musicians who are recognised in Africa.

Oliver Mtukudzi

Tuku is no stranger to Africa. He is counted amongst the legends of Africa.

Ammara Brown

There are queens of Afro pop in Africa which include Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, Yvonne Chaka Chaka and then there’s Ammara Brown. She considers herself as the goddess of Afro Pop and none have contended to the title. Ammara has done a lot of work in the Southern African artists including Mi Casa, Zeus, Zinhle Ngidi and the late Hugh Masekela.

Jah Prayzah

Ever since his collaboration with Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz, Jah Prayzah has become a household name. He has gone on to collaborate with other African artists such as Mafikizolo, Yemi Alade and Davido.

Selmor Mtukudzi

While she’s underrated Selmor Mtukudzi is recognised on the continent. She was the Zimbabwean representative for the One Campaign for Strong Girls. She joined other African female artists such as Judith Sephuma, Vanessa Mdee, Waje and Victoria Kimani to name but a few.

DJ Stavo

Before DJ Stavo started making hits with Zimbabweans, he was pan African. He has mainly collaborated with South African artists.

Cindy Munyavi

The AFRIMA award winner has an impact in Southern Africa. She is well known in South Africa, Zambia, Botswana and Malawi. She has also found her way to the Nigerian market.

Mr Kamera

From Yemi Alade to Victoria Kimani to Da Les, Mr Kamera has been there. The Zimbabwean producer and artist has produced for the biggest names in African entertainment.

Buffalo Souljah

The award winning dancehall artist has conquered African dancehall. He competes with a large number of highly recognised African dancehall acts. He now aims to win the local market.

Simba Tagz

Simba Tagz has his fingerprints on a lot of African music. He has worked with a variety of artists mainly in Nigeria and South Africa.

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