Zimpapers Logo

Entertainment Reporter
Popular soloist Steve Makoni is back in Harare after he landed a Thursday slot at the upmarket ZimCafe Restaurant along Kwame Nkrumah Avenue.
The gifted musician-cum-comedian, returns to the joint together with another firebrand Bob “The Headmaster” Nyabinde.
“We now have Steve Makoni every Thursday together with Bob Nyabinde. So far, it appears the show is getting bigger and better every week and those who want to laugh and enjoy music should not miss this one,” Isaac “F&B Guru” Neshamba, the director of ZimCafe said.

The two musicians’ effortless delivery is never short of fireworks as music flows from one act to the other.
In between acts, Makoni or Dhongi to his fans, invites The Headmaster to join him on stage for duets and the crowd love it.

Dhongi, was one of the few soloists together with the late George Pada who were inspired to churn out comical songs, that are not only didactical, but entertaining as well.

The “Zvachonyana” hitmaker became a household name with his rib-cracking songs that tackle social issues.
His latest release titled “Munyibho”  is doing well on the airwaves. The album features eight tracks including two duets with Oliver Mtukudzi.