Zimbabwe News Update
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WHEN Ammara Brown released the song “Akiliz” in 2017, it seemed as if the stars were finally aligning for women in local showbiz.
Following her earlier smash hit “Mukoko” with Tytan, “Akiliz” seemed to announce the arrival of a mega-superstar.
Finally, it appeared, the music industry had a queen who could perhaps, with more consistency, rival Winky D and Jah Prayzah, the two juggernauts already grappling for the title of Zimbabwean music’s top dog.
Eight years later, it looks like a lot has changed.
Ammara Brown Jah Prayzah and Winky D have cemented their positions at the top of the Zimbabwean music pyramid, scaling heights that are considered insurmountable for other local performers.
The two have become bona fide superstars, titans whose names command considerable respect and awe.
Nomsa Dee Earlier this year, they finally got their answer, as the musician revealed that she was now not only married, but also expecting a child.
