Tendai Chimombe (left), a member of a local Afro-jazz band, plays the mbira alongside Klio Manyowa, her manager and guitarist, at Chimombe's home in Warren Park, a suburb of Harare.

Linda Mujuru, GPJ Zimbabwe

Tendai Chimombe (left), a member of a local Afro-jazz band, plays the mbira alongside Klio Manyowa, her manager and guitarist, at Chimombe's home in Warren Park, a suburb of Harare.

Linda Mujuru, GPJ Zimbabwe

Tendai Chimombe (left), a member of a local Afro-jazz band, plays the mbira alongside Klio Manyowa, her manager and guitarist, at Chimombe's home in Warren Park, a suburb of Harare.

Linda Mujuru, GPJ Zimbabwe

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Breaking With Tradition, Zimbabwean Women Perform on the Mbira

By Linda Mujuru Reporter-in-Residence

Editorial Team

Eunice Onwona Associate News Editor
Sarah Jane Foster Fact-Checker
Michael Bluhm Copy Editor
Austin Bachand Visuals Editor

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March 8, 2018
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Breaking With Tradition, Zimbabwean Women Perform on the Mbira

Linda Mujuru, GPJ Zimbabwe

Tendai Chimombe (left), a member of a local Afro-jazz band, plays the mbira alongside Klio Manyowa, her manager and guitarist, at Chimombe's home in Warren Park, a suburb of Harare.

By Linda Mujuru Reporter-in-Residence

Editorial Team

Eunice Onwona Associate News Editor
Sarah Jane Foster Fact-Checker
Michael Bluhm Copy Editor
Austin Bachand Visuals Editor

Publication Date

March 8, 2018
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