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    | name               =  Paul Tangi Mhova “Don Vito” Mkondo (MK)
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    | birth_place        =  [[Masvingo]]
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    | resting_place      = [[Hwedza]]
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    | residence          =  Old [[Highfield]]; [[Old Marimba Park Suburb]]; Highlands; Glendale ([[Mazowe]] South); [[Hwedza]]; [[Masvingo]];
    | nationality        = Zimbabwean 
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    | citizenship        = Zimbabwean 
    | education          = [[ University of Zimbabwe]], Keele University, University of Southern California 
    | alma_mater         = Tegwani High School; Chemhanza Primary.
    | occupation         = Indigenous  Businessman
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    | era                = Rhodesia & Zimbabwe 
    | employer           = Self Employed Entrepreneur 
    | organization       = Southampton Life Assurance, Paul Mkondo Insurance; PMA Real Estate, Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)Chicago USA, Nhavota Enterprises, Sharaude Taxi Services, [[Club HideOut 99]], Inyatsi Ranch .
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    | known_for          =  Nationalist; [[Gonakudzingwa Restriction Camp]]; Entrepreneur; Restauranteur; Gold Mine Owner (80’s); Pioneer International Music Promoter (alongside Business partner Peter Muchanyuka, and another Pioneer International Music Promoter Job Kadengu were instrumental in bringing Bob Marley to Zimbabwe); Boxing Promoter; Insurance Guru (more popularly known by public for Sunday morning national radio programme that was aired for  3 decades called ‘Mari NeUpenyu WeVanhu-Itai Centi Centi‘ ); Black Economic Empowerment, Old Marimba Park  Pioneering Tycoons;  Student Protest Leader (UDI).
    | notable_works      = World acclaimed ‘Nothing is Impossible’ (1983) Novel by Samuel Chimsoro is based on Mkondo’s early life & Pre-Independence;  [[Radio Zimbabwe]] Programme -  Mari neUpenyu WeVanhu (Money & Life) ; Money & Life Autobiography (Unpublished).
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    | home_town          = Nerupiri, [[Gutu]] 
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    | party              = [[Zanu PF]] 
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    | boards             = Southampton Assurance; Million Dollar Round Table; First Mutual Life Assurance; Karina Houseboat Association; Zimbabwe Musician Association; Real Estate Institute of Zimbabwe; Club HideOut 99; Paul Mkondo Insurance; Sharaude Taxis; Nhavota Enterprises; Danhiko; Z.R.P.
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    | spouse             =  Dr. Maud Mkondo
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    | children           =  Nhamodzinesu ; Vongai.
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    | relatives          =  Dr. [[Simon Lennox Mkondo]]; [[Cephas Mkonto]]; [[Stan Mudenge]];
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'''Paul Tangi Mhova Mkondo''' (23 December 1945 – 9 May 2013) was a Zimbabwean nationalist. Mkondo was also a very successful entrepreneur and a pioneer indigenous business magnate. Mkondo was one of the first Gonakudzingwa political prisoners alongside [[Joshua Nkomo]] as a student leader protesting against Rhodesia’s Declaration of Independence. A popular insurance program called Mari NeUpenyu Vevanhu broadcasting  on Radio 2 (now known as [[Radio Zimbabwe]]) was done by him on Sunday Mornings since the early 70s.