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Kapfupi

Nyemudzai Kakore Entertainment Reporter
Comedian-cum-musician Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima says he still has fond memories of his maiden tour of the United Kingdom and he can’t wait to go back. The “Mai Nga” singer said he had a whale of a time during his week-long stay in the United Kingdom. “I feel humbled by the overwhelming support of fans that came even from the Britons despite the language barrier. As a result I am planning to go back to London before year end,” he said.

Kapfupi said he still had a valid visa and would want to make use of it before the expiry date.
Recently, pictures of Kapfupi and Marabha in a fast food shop went viral on Facebook as the two were visibly surprised by mounds of food that were being served.

Kapfupi, Marabha and rising gospel star Lloyd Tevedzai were invited to perform at a dinner organised by businessman Phillip Chiyangwa’s daughter Stephanie who was launching her book titled “Situation is Never Destiny”.

The book deals with the people who were raised from poor backgrounds like Kapfupi who only did primary school and could not get to secondary school

As for Tevedzai, he was raised by single mother when she died he suffered rejection from relatives but was rescued by his church. Up to now he does not know his father.

He said in London they only performed for 20 minutes during which they captured the attention of the crowd.
Lazarus Boora, popularly known as “Gringo” from the television drama series of the same name last week pleaded with show promoters to consider actors and actresses for performances during live shows and tours.