Bob Nyabinde dies

Sunday Mail Reporter

Jazz musician Bob Nyabinde passed away yesterday evening.

He was 68.

A post shared on his official Facebook said: “The great songwriter has fallen.

“Go well jazz legend.

“Sing with the angels.”

Nyabinde had been unwell for a while after being diagnosed with diabetes.

He was known for his chart-topping debut album “Pane Nyaya”, released in 2002.

The album established him as a prominent figure in Zimbabwean Afro-Jazz music.

It contained several hit songs, including “Chabuda Hapana” and “Mombe Yasamanyika”, which further cemented his popularity.

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