In an interview, the Shaina hit maker said he was looking forward to touring 23 towns and cities including Bulawayo.
“I know I have been quiet for some time and obviously my fans, including those in Bulawayo, have been missing me.
“I have been working on a number of things and I am glad to announce that I am about to finalise them,” he said.
Kawara said he was looking forward to working with other artistes as part of his promotional tour.
“I want to work with artistes in the different towns and cities during my tour,” he said.
The soft-spoken urban groover said that he was also looking forward to marketing his album beyond the country’s borders.
“I want this album to be sold in the Southern African region and I have countries like Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa in mind,” he said.
The artiste said he was doing his best to ensure that by the time the album was put on the market, it was a perfect product.
“In everything that I do, especially if it is to do with my music, I take my time to work on it so that the end product is perfect,” he said.
Kawara said people should always try their best to give meaning to everything they do and this includes artistes like him.
“Some artistes are just after making money so at times they rush their work and at the end of the day produce inferior products that are rejected by the market,” he said.
Meanwhile, Kawara has promised his Bulawayo fans nothing but the best during his promotional tour. “I am looking forward to the tour and I want to promise my Bulawayo fans and those in other cities and towns the best shows,” he said.



