Etherton Beenie

Career

Etherton Beenie was part of Stereo One International fronted by the late Jah B Sinclair. Other members were Booker T and Major Ephraim Mushore who are now based in the United Kingdom where they are furthering their education. At their prime, the outfit was the talk of the town and they were resident DJs at Tube nightclub in central Harare.^[3]

Judgement Yard

Etherton Beenie left Judgement Yard following a fallout with DJ Flevah. According to DJ Flevah they parted ways due to some irreconcilable differences. A report by ZimMorningPost established that the break-up involved the misappropriation of funds.

Sources revealed that DJ Flevah was in charge of the administration side and he handled the bookings. In that role, he is alleged to have under-declared income compelling Etherton to leave. DJ Flevah, however, denied the allegations which he described as “frivolous”.

Further investigations established that Etherton Beenie was not happy with the association with elite fans because his foundation is based on “true Rastafari” having grown up in Mwamuka Street in Mbare.^[3]

Brand Ambassador Deals

PAC

He scooped a brand ambassador deal with an international recruitment agency, Participatory Approaches Consultancy Services (PACS). Etherton Beenie who inked the deal on December 1 2020.Pacs is an international recruitment agency that started in May 2015 in Harare, Zimbabwe.^[4]

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