Hope Masike appointed Zimura director

Mthabisi Tshuma,[email protected]

Musician and author Hope Masike has been appointed to the board of directors for the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura), where she will oversee events management and planning activities.

Her appointment follows the departure of Phillip Chipfumbu and comes after a selection process conducted by the board.

In a statement, Zimura director of Information, Media, and Publicity Alexio “Goodchild” Gwenzi announced Masike’s assumption of her new role.

“Zimura is delighted to announce the appointment of Ms Hope Masike to its Board of Directors, effective 13th May 2024. Following the departure of Phillip Chipfumbu, the Board conducted a thorough selection process to fill the vacancy and ensure compliance with the Zimura constitution (Section 36 of the Memorandum and Articles of Association), which mandates a seven-member Board.

“Ms Masike, a renowned musician, brings valuable skills, a wealth of experience, and expertise to the Board. Her deep understanding of the music industry, coupled with her proven success as a musician, will be invaluable in advancing Zimura’s goals of advocating for members’ rights and improving royalty payouts. She immediately takes over the Events and Planning Portfolio, previously held by her predecessor,” said Goodchild.

He expressed confidence that Masike’s enthusiasm, experience, and leadership will be instrumental in guiding Zimura towards continued success.

 

The current Zimura board consists of the following members:

  • Mr Albert Nyathi – Board Chairperson
  • Mr Farai Batani – Vice Chairperson
  • Mr Alexio Gwenzi – Director of Information, Media, and Publicity
  • Mr Mudiwa Hood – Director of Innovation and Strategy
  • Mrs Janet Manyowa – Board Treasurer
  • Hon Dingumuzi Phuti – Director responsible for Relationship Management and Liaison
  • Ms Hope Masike – Director of Events and Planning
  • Mr Witness Zhangazha – Board Legal Advisor
  • Mrs Polisile Chimhini – Executive Director

 

Hope Masike is known for her ancient sounds of Mbira music from Zimbabwe, blended with modern music and a sultry voice. Hailed as one of Zimbabwe’s Mbira music custodians, Masike has been bringing her brand of Zimbabwean mu

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