Mavusani rallies support for Constitutional Amendment through music

Mthabisi Tshuma [email protected]

ESIGODINI-based musician Mavusani is using his voice and artistry to champion national development, leading from the front as he rallies support for the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.

The talented artiste has released a track titled Amendment Bill No. 3, which is already gaining traction on several local radio stations.

The song is also expected to feature prominently at the upcoming Independence gala, where Mavusani is set to perform alongside the Chimurenga Vocalists.

Known for his patriotic approach to music, Mavusani has consistently played a role in advancing the national vision. Through his work, he simplifies complex economic and political concepts, packaging them into accessible and engaging messages that resonate with the public.

His music continues to serve as a tool for fostering unity, patriotism and raising awareness about national development programmes.

Mavusani said the track is meant to encourage citizens to support the amendment as part of the broader Vision 2030 agenda.

“The Constitutional Amendment Bill seeks to refine governance structures in line with the country’s developmental aspirations under Vision 2030.

“This track speaks sense to ensure that as a nation led by President Mnangagwa we achieve Vision 2030 which see then nation win an upper middle income economy,” said Mavusani. – Follow on X: @mthabisi_mthire

 

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