Musicians in technology awareness campaign

Brenda Phiri Entertainment Reporter
Local artistes are finally getting recognition in sectors outside entertainment as their influence continues to spread.  In a case of science meets art, the Ministry of Science and Technology has engaged musicians in a campaign that is aimed at raising awareness on emerging Nano  Technology.

Dancehall musician Winky D, Mafriq, Jah Prayzah, Alexio Kawara, Pah Chihera, Ammara Brown, John “Chibhodhoro” Muyambo and Gede from Ngwenya Brothers, are expected to pen a song theme song for the scientific innovation.

Speaking during the first consultative meeting with artistes on last week, head of the project Dr Chiedza Maponga acknowledged the importance of complimenting the campaign with music.

“We are using various methods to disseminate information on Nano Technology and we feel that music is also an effective tool.

“Meetings like these will be used to translate the scientific language to the artistes so that they may be at better position to educate the nation,” he said.

He added that just like Winky D’s controversial “Mafira Kureva” that provoked the issues of substance abuse, the ministry was hoping the Nano Technology song would be entertaining and educative.

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