Zimbabweans remembering Afrojazz music maestro Oliver Mtukudzi who died Wednesday in Harare. The government has declared Mtukudzi a national hero. (Photos: AP/VOA Zimbabwe Service)
Zimbabweans Remembering Afrojazz Music Maestro Oliver Mtukudzi

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Oliver Mtukudzi

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Mtukudzi

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Zimbabwe music icon Oliver 'Tuku' Mtukudzi (L) plays his guitar during a rehearsal with a group of young musicians who are incubated at his Pakare Paye Arts and Music Centre in Norton 45km from the country's capital city Harare on January 12, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Jekesai NJIKIZANA

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Oliver Mtukudzi