Kapfupi, Bisolobi for Soul Jah Love tribute song
Artist and comedian Freddy ‘Kapfupi’ Manjalima, a self-confessed fan of the late ZimDancehall artist Soul Jah Love, is set to release a tribute song to the revered chanter.
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Artist and comedian Freddy ‘Kapfupi’ Manjalima, a self-confessed fan of the late ZimDancehall artist Soul Jah Love, is set to release a tribute song to the revered chanter.
Controversy surrounds comedian Charles “Marabha” Merisi’s charity contributions, amid finger-pointing and haggling among donors and people who are accused of diverting aid meant to assist the ailing comedian.
Epworth-based comedian-cum-musician Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima, will share the stage with controversial Zimdancehall artiste Sandra “Lady Squanda” Gazi tonight at Jam Session in Harare.
Hilarious Epworth-based comedian – Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima has announced his return with rip-roaring skits and collaborations with other artists – as he seeks to regain his lost mojo.
HARARE – Courage Zikhali, the former manager of dancehall star Soul Jah Love, is one of a kind. After the acrimonious fallout with the Ndini Uya Uya singer that saw the rookie manager annul a lucrative contract that he had signed with Soul Jah Love that included a Hummer, rented accommodation and a $1 500 monthly salary, one would think Zikhali would change his ways.
Musicians Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima, Trevor Dongo and Roki were reportedly hold up in Kariba on Monday after a promoter only identified as Mahachi duped them. The trio received deposits before touring Karoi, Magunje and Kariba.
At the turn of the millennium, Freddie “Kapfupi” Manjalima virtually made Harare’s First Street his second home. Dressed in rags, he would spend most of the day entertaining people. He is one of the people who revolutionarised street theatre.
LONDON – Popular comedian turned musician Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima is expected to arrive in London on Friday for a much anticipated performance at the official launch of Stephanie Chiyangwa’s charity Help Us Help Ourselves (HUHO) and the launch of her book ‘Situation is Never Destiny’.
From a mere farm boy herding cattle at Mara Farm in Ruwa, a gardener at a farm along Mutare Road, to a street theatre actor who realised his dream of breaking onto local TV.