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Simbarashe Magado

Hwinza Music Artist

Hwinza is a Zimbabwean Zimdancehall artist and songwriter known for his energetic music. His notable hits include "Ambassador" and singles such as "Tariro Mallongende Diss," "Catarina," and "I Can't Believe." He collaborates frequently with other artists in the genre, including Jnr Spragga, Bling4, and Leo Magozz, and has expressed interest in working with international musicians, particularly from Uganda. Hwinza is married and is reachable for bookings through his manager at hwinzaofficialzw@gmail.com.

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Update Feb 3, 2025

Alyn Sano, Ruti Joel join line-up for Kigali Valentine's gala

Rwandan vocalist and songstress Alyn Sano and culture artiste Ruti Joel have been confirmed as part of the lineup for the forthcoming "Amore Valentine's Gala," scheduled for February 14 at the Kigali Conference and Exhibition Village (KCEV). “Meet me at Camp Kigali this Valentine’s! I will be performing live for you,” Alyn Sano announced on her social media platforms. The duo joins Burundian zouk and pop sensation Kidumu Kibido who will be the main act of the concert. Kidumu returns to Kigali just five months after his performance at the 'Soirée Dansante' event, part of his 100 Stages in 1000 Hills series—a celebrated run of shows in the Rwandan capital over the years—also held at KCEV on August 23, 2024. "We invite everyone to an exquisite evening full of love and good music, celebrating romance with loved ones," one of the event organizers told The New Times.

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