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Virtual Zima awards on tomorrow

By Tendai Mapfumo

All is set for the Zimbabwe Music Awards (Zima) which will be staged virtually in the capital tomorrow.

Former ZBC news anchor Rumbidzai Takawira who is now the Head of Communications and Corporate Affairs at The Judicial Service Commission of Zimbabwe
Former ZBC news anchor Rumbidzai Takawira who is now the Head of Communications and Corporate Affairs at The Judicial Service Commission of Zimbabwe

MCs and performers are set to be unveiled soon with fans of the show being urged to continue voting for their best song.

Song of the Year which has Fadza Mutengi by Poptain, Hello Mwari by Jah Master, Safe by Nutty O and Wakatemba by ExQ featuring Tocky Vibes is the only category that is open for voting.

The rest have been left to the adjudicators to decide.

Zima CEO, Reason Sibanda said voting for the Song of the Year is being done on their website.

“There’s no SMS voting and everyone is encouraged to vote on the Zima website for the Song of the Year.

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“They can vote as many times as they want. The future is digital and we’re trying to prepare for that,” said Sibanda.

Added the CEO:

“The awards will be broadcast across many platforms. The main one will be the Zima Facebook page and others such as ZimCelebs and Hatirari 263 with more being finalised.

“We’re trying to get a wider reach for the people to watch.”

Radio personalities Rumbidzai Takawira and Arthur Evans are amongst the presenters for the event.

Sibanda said they are considering having the nominees physically attend the event.

Last year’s awards ceremony was unforgettable as it was mostly a Bulawayo affair, a rarity in the local arts scene.

The organisers who were headed by Sibanda did not disappoint with Saimon Mambazo who was in charge of the event’s choreography putting on a good show.

The awards also seemed to have been given to deserving artistes such as Janet Manyowa, Clement Magwaza, Indosakusa: The Morning Star, Freeman, Mambo Dhuterere and Freeman among others. H-Metro

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