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Fortune Chasi, the outgoing Member of Parliament for Mazowe South and former Energy and Power Development Minister, has defended the Zimbabwean dancehall artist, Winky D, who has been having a run-in with the authorities over his political and socially conscious music.
It is alleged that the ZANU PF government banned Winky D’s music on state-owned radio stations and the public broadcaster, ZBC. 
Chasi, who is known to be an admirer of Winky D’s music, said that those who don’t like the political connotations in Winky D’s music should simply not listen to it. Posting on Twitter, Chasi, a member of the ruling ZANU PF also added that musicians and writers should not be censored and that they should be allowed to create without interference. He further stated:
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I took the time to listen to his music, I like his music but I have never met him (Winky D).
I also love poetry and literature, so when people start making these criticisms, I take the time to listen and ask myself if there is a problem.
A musician is a product of their material condition, they sing about what they interact with, where they come from in the ghetto — their troubles and tribulations.
To be honest, I was surprised at what the whole hullabaloo is about.
I don’t think musicians and writers should be interfered with in their freedoms to create. ljipita (Winky D’s song) once stirred controversy but for me Egypt (ljipita) represents a desirable state of affairs, a promised land.
I think sometimes we blow things out of the correct way that they should be moving and I am glad the deputy minister (Tino Machakaire) spoke about it.
I love Winky D’s music and I don’t think he has done anything wrong and let us not hinder people from creativity, I have sung songs myself and I wouldn’t want someone to come and tell me how I should sing.
Let people write and sing what they want, it’s their constitutional right, musical taste is not universal, let people sample what they want and if you don’t like someone’s music don’t listen to them.
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In January, the Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation, Tinoda Machakaire, criticised Winky D following the release of his album, Eureka Eureka in December, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/01/14/winky-ds-eureka-deputy-minister-makes-u-turn-says-let-us-not-fight-artists/">but later made a U-turn, urging Zimbabweans not to fight artists.</a> The album was viewed by some individuals and groups as politically-charged.
Machakaire, who is ZANU PF’s secretary for youth affairs, called for a tone down of criticism against Winky D and urged Zimbabweans to respect artistes’ constitutional rights and opinions. Machakaire also highlighted the importance of finding solutions to the problems facing the country, rather than fighting each other. 
One of the controversial songs on Winky D’s Eureka Eureka album is “Ibotso,” which portrays Zimbabwe as a society in decay, where corruption and poverty have devastated young people in ghetto communities. The song criticises those who choose to ignore these harsh realities, while Winky D exposes the ugly underbelly of a society that hides behind a facade of self-denial. The lyrics suggest that Zimbabweans are living in a prolonged nightmare, and that delusion and deceit are prevalent. Through “Ibotso,” Winky D highlights the plight of Zimbabwean youths and calls for action to address the country’s social and economic challenges.
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Former Energy Minister Chasi Defends Winky D's Music Against Authorities' Opposition

The Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tino_Machakaire">Tinoda Machakaire</a> has made a u-turn urging Zimbabweans not to fight artistes.
Machakaire who is ZANU PF’s secretary for youth affairs, initially criticised Zimdancehall chanter, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Winky_D">Wallace Chirumiko</a>, better known as <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Winky_D">Winky D</a>, following the release of Eureka Eureka which some individuals and groups described as political.
In a video that went viral on social media recently, Machakaire said Winky D’s music was causing “unnecessary chaos.”
Machakaire later posted on his social media accounts calling for a tone down of criticism against Winky D also known as the Gaffa. Wrote Machakaire:
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I have seen with growing concern the video circulating on social media.
It is quite unfortunate that the video wasn’t shared in its entirety.
However, all I am saying is let us not fight artists (Winky D).
Let us respect their art and respect their opinions so long it’s within their constitutional rights.
President ED Mnangagwa is saying no to violence, yes to peace. Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo and tisu vene vayo.
I know most young people are unemployed and this is a bone of contention with most of our youth.
In Harare alone, for example, roads in most of our residential locations have deteriorated, City of Harare is failing to provide clean and safe water, traffic lights are not working, stadiums are down, failure to develop working spaces e.g. Coca Cola.
We have identified the problems and we need solutions to these problems, which is why I am saying, come let us talk.
I know we have a lot of brilliant minds in our nation and if we put our heads together, we can come up with creative and innovative solutions to our problems.
The moment we start fighting each other, it distracts from our purpose and instead of moving forward, we are stuck fighting each other where we could expend that energy and creativity into solving our grievances. That is all I am saying.
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Winky D launched Eureka Eureka on 31 December 2022 at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
Some of the songs on the album portray Zimbabwe as a crime scene where corruption is rampant. 
He also addresses issues of leadership failure which he said had resulted in the deterioration of living standards. 
On Dzimba Dzemabwe, featuring soulful Shingai Shoniwa, the artistes cry out for what Zimbabwe, the motherland, has become. Shingai, best known as the vocalist and bassist for the English indie rock band Noisettes, sings: 
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is this the land we cried for, we died for, musadaro (please don’t do that).
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Following the launch, the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Economic_Empowerment_Group">Economic Empowerment Group (EEG)</a> led by Mike Chimombe called on the government to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/winky-d-holy-ten-collabo-winky-d-must-be-banned-from-performing-in-zimbabwe/">ban Winky D from performing in Zimbabwe</a> accusing him of promoting hate speech through his songs.
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Winky D's Eureka: Deputy Minister Makes U-Turn, Says "Let Us Not Fight Artists"

Norton legislator, Temba Mliswa (Independent) has criticised Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Deputy Minister, Tinoda Machakaire for claiming that Winky D’s latest album, Eureka, is causing “chaos” in the country.
Machakaire said the Zimdancehall chanter should desist from attacking the government and instead, use the right structures to air his grievances.
According to journalist Brezhnev Malaba, one of Winky D’s tracks on the album “Ibotso” portrays Zimbabwe as a crime scene, a long-decayed society in which the residents naively hope things will miraculously change for the better.
Responding to Machakaire’s utterances, Mliswa said there is nothing wrong with Winky D bringing up pertinent issues which are plaguing this country. He said:
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The truth of the matter is that Winky D never insulted, attacked, or cursed anyone. He has created no chaos.
He simply brought up pertinent issues which are plaguing this country as everyone knows. His model and platforms are very much on point as a musician.
There is no need for him to approach a political party for private intercourse about those issues, so as not to sing about them.
He is an artist. Moda ayimbe zvemadrugs nerudo zvega here? This is a form of fascist censorship you are now advancing.
His way of addressing and raising them, through music, is adequate and correct all the way.
Those singers, activists and politicians who have rushed to report incorrectly about him are the most dangerous people because they exhibit a gross lack of mental acumen.
Instead of interrogating issues candidly and analytically they see issues in a binary manner where critical analysis or simply stating the truth is an insult.
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Mliswa stated that Winky D is more patriotic than the likes of DJ Fantan who are “bootlicking” ZANU PF. He said:
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It’s because there are limited minds who think gulping down everything blindly is the correct form of patriotism.
Winky D is more patriotic than all those other DJs and singers bootlicking the party by foolishly insinuating the involvement of foreign embassies on a music project.
Who doesn’t know that the thematic content on Eureka Eureka is the same since way back for Winky D?
It’s nothing new. He has produced many songs before with similar content. Was he being paid all that time?
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Winky D More Patriotic Than "Bootlicking" DJs And Musicians - Mliswa

A United Kingdom (UK) MP, Lord Oates, wants Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport and Recreation, Tino Machakaire, investigated to establish the source of funds for the Rolls Royce Phantom he allegedly bought.
Oates who is the Liberal Democrats Lords Spokesperson on the Climate Emergency &amp; Energy Co-Chair All-Party Parliamentary Group for Zimbabwe suggests Machakaire raised the funds through corrupt activities.
His remarks come when the acquisition of a Rolls Royce Phantom from Britain for a total of US$770 000 has set social media buzzing with Zanu PF sympathisers defending Machakaire saying he declared his assets, therefore, it’s known that he can afford his lifestyle.
However, Monday, Lord Oates said he wants to table in United Kingdom Parliament on Tuesday on the source of funds in the alleged purchase of a Rolls-Royce Phantom. He said:
<blockquote>To ask Her Majesty’s Government what’s obligations UK companies are under to conduct the due diligence on the source of funds when selling luxury vehicles to politically exposed person in Zimbabwe and other countries where widespread corruption is evident.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether it will investigate the due diligence conducted by GvE London into the funds allegedly used by a Zimbabwe minister to purchase a Rolls-Royce Phantom. To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether the Bank of England or any other relevant authority has had discussions with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe about whether their foreign currency regulations were complied with in the purchase from GvE London of a Rolls-Royce Phantom for export to Zimbabwe.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what proportion of Suspicions Activity Reports results in action by police or other relevant authorities.</blockquote>
Tino Machakaire has denied owning the fancy car adding, however, that he has the capacity to own such a vehicle.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/uk-mp-wants-extravagant-youth-deputy-minister-machakaire-investigated/">NewZimbabwe</a>

UK MP Wants Tino Machakaire Investigated Over Rolls Royce

Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation Tinoda Machakarika, also known as Tinomudaishe Machakaire, has responded to media reports claiming he recently bought a Rolls Royce Phantom worth £330 000.
In a post on his Facebook page, Machakarika said he felt constrained to set the record straight after the issue was widely discussed on social media platforms, particularly Twitter.
The Wedza South MP challenged Zimbabweans with a huge social media following to use their presence on the platforms for the greater good instead of gossiping. Pindula News is publishing Machakarika’s post in full, below:
<blockquote>I have seen with concern several stories making rounds on various social media platforms particularly Twitter. Ideally, I would have kept quiet and let time reveal all truths. However, I feel I owe it to you my constituents to set some records straight.
First and foremost no respectful lawyer and or journalist conducts investigations or trials on social media. It solves and achieves nothing. I would have been impressed had they gone to the public with the results of a thoroughly researched investigation.
Secondly, it is true, I do have the capacity to buy the car in question and more. In my entire life I have never applied for a Government tender or wish to have one. My business covers the whole of Southern Africa with Regional Contracts.
Third, as I mentioned before no meaningful investigation was ever conducted on social media. If there are any queries or questions regarding my source of income, feel free to approach the relevant offices.
It is a matter of public record that I have declared all my wealth to the government thus I have nothing to hide. I do not appreciate people taking liberties with my name and reputation.
I have worked hard, day and night to get to where I am today. The possessions I have today we’re not acquired by waging keyboard wars and misleading the masses trying to gain a following.
They were acquired by hard work and dedication. Those that know me, know that I have an open-door policy. I am more than willing to share the story of my success.
In conclusion, let us not seek relevance by dragging others through the mud. Those in the justice system know that everyone is innocent until proven guilty by the courts of law.
Let us use our huge followings on social media for the greater good for example making people aware of the danger that is COVID-19 and the importance of being vaccinated. We will go far as a country once we do that.</blockquote>
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"I Can Afford A Rolls Royce And More", Machakarika Responds To "Keyboard Warriors"

Zimbabwe’s deputy minister of youth, Tino Machakaire has tested positive for coronavirus. Machakaire announced the development on social media this Wednesday. He said:
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<div dir="auto">I hope you are well and healthy during these difficult times.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Unfortunately, the current news is not good, and our nation is in the midst of an alarming increase in COVID-19 cases. Infection rates are quite alarming and in the past week alone we’ve seen a sharp increase in the number of COVID-19 deaths.</div>
<div dir="auto">l have also tested positive for COVID-19 and I have since self isolated. In times of a pandemic, privacy concerns must be balanced with efforts to protect others. l have decided to be responsible and I am appealing to everyone l have been in contact with recently to go and get tested, self isolate and seek necessary help.</div>
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<div dir="auto">This is a painful journey, it separates you from your loved ones. Self isolation is not easy at all. The kids want to play with you but you cant entertain them.</div>
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<div dir="auto">I pray for everyone’s safety and well being. I do not wish this for anyone. For those who are already affected, lets continue to pray together and hope for a better tomorrow. Our health will soon be restored.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Those who care for us are in a difficult situation, because when they call to check on us at times answering the phone is very difficult as one will be in a lot of pain.</div>
<div dir="auto">Do not give up on us, send messages when the time is right we will respond.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Lets stick to the “3 Ws”:</div>
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<div dir="auto">Wear Your Mask. Wash Your Hands. Watch Your Distance.</div>
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<div dir="auto">God bless us all.</div>
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