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| Born | Demetria Hamandishe |
| Nationality | Zimbabwean |
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| Employer | Star FM |
| Known for | Being a newscaster |
Demetria Hamandishe is a Zimbabwean radio personality known for reading the news on Star FM.
Background
Demetria Hamandishe was born in Zimbabwe but left for England while she was barely a year old only to return during the festive holiday of 2011 when she decided to stay behind in Zimbabwe when her family was on one of their visits home.[1]
Education
Career
She reveals in an interview that after failing to get a job that she was qualified for, she had no choice but to join nursing. Since she had not renounced her Zimbabwean citizenship, Demetria auditioned for a job at Zimpapers Talk Radio, now StarFM in July 2012 and got one as a newscaster.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Brenda Phiri, Demetria unmasked, Herald, published: January 4, 2013, retrieved: September 26, 2016