Poet Mambo Guramatunhu returns

 Valerie Mpundu

Renowned poet Ngonidzashe Paradza, popularly known as Mambo Guramatunhu, is back in action after recovering from an illness.
The artist, who has been unwell for a couple of months, has fully recovered judging by his heavy presence on social media and in emceeing events lately.

In an interview, Guramatunhu appreciated fans and family for sticking by him when he fell ill.

“It is all hands on deck as we sow back and educate the nation,” he said.

“There is no barrier to education. I want to write a book for children and another one for adults.

“To educate a child is to educate a nation and this time I want to help build a brighter and intelligent future generation. There is nothing stopping us now,” he said.

The poet hopes to grow his brand and empower the youth.

Guramatunhu recently realised his dream of performing before President Mnangagwa and a team of highly esteemed guests at an event to unpack Education 5.0.

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