Local musician, Saintfloew, has signed a music deal with Virgin Music, becoming one of the few Zimbabweans to sign with an international label. In Zimbabwe, Saintfloew is signed to Nash Nation who are one of Virgin Music’s labe partners.
Virgin Music Group South Africa announced Saintfloew’s signing <a href="https://www.facebook.com/reel/556998993428236">on social media today</a>:
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Virgin Music SA has partnered with Zimbabwean Superstar Saintfloew continuing our mission to elevate African artists ad bridge the continent through music.
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Saintfloew, whose real name is Tawanda Mambo , has joined other African artists such as Nigerians Rema, Darkoo,  Reekado Banks, Zimbabwean Asaph and several other musicians on the continent.
Virgin Music Group is a subsidiary of Universal Music Africa and established presence in Africa in 2022. It’s stated objective has been to add African music to its catalogue through deals with label partners and musicians on the continent.
Tinashe Mutarisi, founder of the Nash Nation label commented on the development:
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Congratulations @saintfloewmusic for partnering with one of the biggest music distributors in the world @virginmusicsouthafrica. It’s not easy to get noticed pane zviripauri, keep going King 🫡 kana mari yabuda utengewo tyre wobvisa ka biscuit 😂
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Saintfloew’s hits include Bipolar, Silas Mavende, One by one (with Julian King), Superstar (with Delroy Shewe), and Hera.

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Local musician Saintfloew signed a music deal with Virgin Music, a big international record label. He is also signed with Nash Nation in Zimbabwe. Saintfloew, whose real name is Tawanda Mambo, joins other African artists like Rema, Darkoo, and Reekado Banks. Virgin Music Group, a part of Universal Music Africa, aims to showcase African music. Tinashe Mutarisi, founder of Nash Nation, congratulated Saintfloew on the partnership. Some of Saintfloew's popular songs are "Bipolar," "One by one," and "Superstar." It's a big achievement for Saintfloew to work with such a big label.

Saintfloew Signs Music Deal With Virgin Music

Decibel, a well-known Urban Grooves artist, says Zimbabwe has talented individuals who could break into the international scene in the arts and entertainment sector. However, he believes that bloggers like Plot Mhako and Tinashe Mutarisi’s NashTV are hindering the progress of Zimbabwean music. According to Decibel, these bloggers promote certain artists they favour or who can pay them, neglecting those with genuine talent that could put Zimbabwe on the map.
Decibel claims that the problem lies with bloggers like Plot Mhako, who seem more interested in personal gain and self-promotion rather than genuinely supporting and exposing talent. He questions whether money should determine talent and argues that the negative stories of artistes who do not pay spread faster than positive ones. He said:
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The real problem about why Zim music doesn’t break international has nothing to do with quality. It is these idiots vana Plot Mhako who seem to intent to expose talent ivo vachingodamari. Do you really think kuti mari ndiyo inodefyna talent
@nashtv, earGROUND AFRICA ava vakatodemanda cash kuti vaite mention album rangu. Ndikaramba and they blue ticked. What we needed to prove is that the opposite is true. Kuti negative story vachamhanya nayo.
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Decibel’s comments align with those made by Lazzie T Chapo, an experienced producer and artist. Lazzie T recently spoke to Uncle Joe and said Plot Mhako refused to provide him with public relations (PR) services and often criticises Zimdancehall without offering constructive solutions to improve the genre. Lazzie T believes that Mhako shows favouritism towards certain artists he personally admires. Lazzie T said despite this, he appreciates Mhako’s efforts to promote the music industry.
In response, Plot Mhako defended himself, stating that Decibel wanted free marketing and promotion while expecting to make money from his music. Plot Mhako believes that if an artist produces good music, they may not require extensive external promotion and PR. He said:
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You can keep further embarrassing yourself each time you open your mouth / post something. You wanna make money with your music whilst at the same time you feel entitled to receive free PR &amp; marketing. How does that work? Simple advise to you is: „Make good music and you may not need much external promotion &amp; PR„ Heal “!
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Some people disagreed with Decibel, suggesting that he was bitter because he was no longer active in the music industry. They claimed that blaming bloggers or seeking attention would not solve his problems and advised him to focus on creating a hit song instead. One commentator said:
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Have you ever mentioned this page on any of your songs #No but you want them to do so for you freely usade zvemahara iwewe hausi shiri (don’t love freebies you’re not a bird). earGROUND AFRICAA keep on going mukupusha mawrks mukaona muchitaurwa kudai nevanhu vakadai mukushanda (you’re doing great that’s why people are recognising you).
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On the other hand, some individuals supported Decibel’s viewpoint. They accused certain bloggers of favouritism and gatekeeping, promoting only a select group of artists while ignoring others. They advised artists to concentrate on their craft and talent, as these bloggers might not advocate for them unless they are part of their inner circle. 
Others argued that demanding payment for promotional services is acceptable, but refusing to promote an artist solely because they didn’t pay, while negatively mentioning the same artist, is unethical. If bloggers cannot promote an artist for free, Decibel suggests they should refrain from mentioning the artist altogether. Chimedza Darius Bryton concurred:
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Seh calaz akambovataura mablogger ava kuti vane vanhu vavo vavanopusha. Ukaramba kubuda Mari vanoti pese pawatadza vanoita number one kubuditsa asi Pawagona Havadi kubatikira. Plot mhako imboko kubva kudhara kungoti vakawanda havasati vakumuziva. (Seh Calaz spoke about these bloggers, they push certain individuals. If you don’t pay, they target where you fail and expose but if you do good, they don’t dare mention you.)
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Some individuals remained neutral, acknowledging that corruption and self-interest are prevalent in the industry. They emphasised the need for systemic change and addressing the root causes of failure in various sectors. They highlighted the importance of focusing on solutions and fostering a culture of love and support rather than spreading hatred.
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Decibel Criticizes Plot Mhako, Nashtv, Bloggers Hindering Zimbabwean Music's International Breakthrough

Musicians <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Seh_Calaz">Seh Calaz</a> and <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Baba_Harare">Baba Harare</a>, as well as social media personality <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Night_Shadaya_Tawona">Shadaya</a>, have defended Executive Chairman and Founder of Nash Holdings Tinashe Mutarisi after he clashed with preacher-cum-ZANU PF apologist <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Passion_Java">Passion Java</a>, and singer <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Mudiwa_Hood">Mudiwa Hood</a> on social media.
Mutarisi lambasted Java and Hood, saying they were jealous of him for “the love and respect from the people of Zimbabwe” that he receives without putting any effort.
He also claimed that Java and Hood have continuously attacked him and his Nash Paints business “without any valid reason.”
Posting on Facebook, Seh Calaz, real name Tawanda Mumanyi, said he doesn’t really care who is right or wrong but will not support a fake prophet, adding that Java fakes his whole lifestyle. Wrote Seh Calaz:
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Handina basa nazvo kuti ndiyani Ari right between the two ,asi i stand with Man Tina because ndongoziva kuti Java ndewe fake pazvese, fake prophet, fake church, fake marriage, fake lifestyle,f ake mhene, fake mereji, fake musangano, fake views, fake followers, face Gucci, fake friend, Feki feki fekiii, chisiri Che fake kutenderera Capetown neku Dubai kuteedzaa njugaaaaa.
I hope one day vanhu vese avo vanotyisidzirwa vachinzi ndini munhu wacho achinyeba ndine link re Musangano vachabuda pachena,varikuitiswa ma deals ema mine claims,vamwe vakunyimwa Mari ye zvikwereti vachinzi ndokunyudza imi inzwa inini Java mudiki panyaya idzo, power raanoti anaro inhema.
Koita vamwe vanonyeberwa kunzi prophecy yenyu kuti Mwari vakubatsirei uchida zvifambe Enda unopa donation ku nherera Nigeria, USA not in zim, Apa unenge uchiendesa hako Mari kune madam yacho.
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Jiti musician Baba Harare, whose real name is Braveman Chizvino, dismissed Hood’s response to Mutarisi where he pleaded innocence. He said:
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Ukaona munhu achida kuplayer innocent plus kakudemba demba sa Mudiwa Hood ndiye ari wrong. Unoitei panorangana vakaipa iwe uri mutenderi.
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<a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Night_Shadaya_Tawona">Knight Shadaya Tawona</a>, a social commentator, urged Mutarisi to ignore the “attention seekers”. He said:
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Mukuru Tinashe Mutarisi, the people know the impact and value, you personally &amp; via your companies bring to this country.
And they will always support you &amp; your business. Ignore attention seekers with no purpose but exist only to distract &amp; destruct. #NashPaintsForever
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Shadaya, Baba Harare And Seh Calaz Defend Tinashe Mutarisi

Local businessman and the chief executive officer of <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Nash_Paints" title="Nash Paints">Nash Paints</a>, <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tinashe_Mutarisi">Tinashe Mutarisi</a>, said that maverick preacher Passion Java and Hip Hop artiste <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Mudiwa_Hood">Mudiwa Hood</a> are jealous of the love and support he receives from members of the public.
Posting on Facebook, Mutarisi said Java called him on Monday, 30 October, in the company of Hood claiming that he had been sent by higher authorities to decampaign him and his business.
However, Mutarisi has categorically denied Java’s alleged claims that he had been sent by powerful people, saying the eccentric pastor is an attention seeker. Wrote Mutarisi:
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Passion Java called me yesterday aina Mudiwa claiming and lying kuti he was sent by higher authorities to campaign against me and my business.
It is a lie as no one has authorized or sent them and it is simply their attention-seeking behavior.
It is not the system that is fighting against me, but rather him and his vain friends who fail to comprehend why people still support and admire me without having to boast as they do.
They attempted to befriend me, but I declined to join their destructive cliques that aimed to undermine the values of our nation.
They have always desired a direct confrontation with me, despite my pleas for them to leave me alone.
Unfortunately, they have continuously attacked both me and my business without any valid reason.
Their actions stem from jealousy, as they are unable to attain the love and respect from the people of Zimbabwe that I effortlessly receive.
I am grateful to the people of Zimbabwe for their unwavering support, which has become a powerful shield against these haters.
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In response, Java accused Mutarisi of being too emotional “like a woman who is going through her menstrual cycle”. He said:
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Mutarisi too emotional kunge mukadzi ariku mwedzi!!! U paid insurance boys to cook papers and pay you but vakatariswa vese!
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Hood also responded to Mutarisi’s post, expressing bewilderment over the accusations. He said:
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Mukoma I am disappointed, tell me one day I ever disrespected you or worked against you?
Mandirwadzisa, why are you dragging me along, I repeatedly said you inspire me from the conversation, getting you guys to talk and solve issues, why do I have then need to look bad here…
My greatest crime is to get you guys on the phone, you are lying to people and God knows mukoma…
This is unbelievable, if you had an agenda you could have made it clear… put out where I threatened you or spoke badly… when is connecting people ever become a crime…
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In May this year, Mutarisi’s Nash Furnishers Headquarters in Harare was destroyed by fire, and recently, he had to send his workers home after his industrial complex had gone for a whole week without electricity, leading to speculation that he was being sabotaged by “the system”.
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Passion Java And Mudiwa Hood Are Jealous Of Me, Says Tinashe Mutarisi

In a Facebook post seen by Pindula News, Nash Paints CEO, Tinashe Mutarisi, has called on Zimbabweans to support both Jah Prayzah and Winky D as they make an impact on the global music scene. Mutarisi emphasized that the two artists represent Zimbabwe, and their success would benefit the entire country. He urged fans not to discredit one artist in favour of the other and to remember that they are in competition but also colleagues.
Mutarisi acknowledged the exceptional launch of Winky D’s album and Jah Prayzah’s remarkable evolution as an artist with numerous international awards. He suggested that if Jah Prayzah were to join the league of global stars such as Drake, Burna Boy, and Ed Sheeran, the world would begin to look for Zimbabwe’s Davidos in music, and the entire country would advance.
Mutarisi concluded by calling on Zimbabweans to support these artists and others and to put likes on social media to encourage them. He urged the youth to focus on education and to avoid divisive language. We present the post below:
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On behalf of millions,
I am writing to express the widely known fact that our megastars Jah Prayzah and Winky D DiBigman are on the verge of making a significant impact on the global music scene. The album Eureka is a masterpiece that has been acknowledged by many, and Winky D’s evolution as an artist has been remarkable, as evidenced by the numerous international awards he has received.
We were all witness to the exceptional launch of Wangwizi’s album. If Beyoncé is to just press play on the videos of the launch even by mistake, the world of music would be forever changed. We are now in the final stretch, and this is the moment we have been anticipating. While we all have our personal preferences, it is important to remember that these artists represent Zimbabwe.
If Jah Prayzah were to succeed and enter the league of Drake, Burna Boy, and Ed Sheeran, the world would begin to look for Zimbabwe’s Davidos in music, and the entire country would advance. Let’s embrace the competition between the two and support one or both of them but let’s not make an effort to discredit the other.
You can be a die hard JP fan but you will be delusional if you believe that Winky haagone. I’m 100% sure iye Jah pachake anotozviziva kuti Gaffa i Gaffa musareverane nhema, and vice versa.
In conclusion I’m just trying to say let’s push these artist plus everyone else. Let’s put likes on socials kunevese. Ngatiitei zviya zvataiitira vaizvigonera havo kumhanya kuchikoro tichikuza wedu tichingoti Jonso mhanya, Jonso mhanya taisambo tenderera totanga kuti Peter usamhanye unongoti zvikumbo zvakabhenda no.
Regai vana vaende!
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For a prolonged period, fans of Winky D and Jah Prayzah have engaged in negative talk about the artistes.
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Nash Paints CEO Tinashe Mutarisi Urges Support For Jah Prayzah And Winky D

Fire hydrants are crucial for any community as they provide a readily available and reliable source of water for firefighting in case of an emergency. A fire hydrant is a connection point to access water for firefighting.
Zimbabwe, like any other country, needs to prioritise the installation of fire hydrants on all premises to prevent and control fire outbreaks.
Context:
This article comes after reports that the Zimbabwe Fire Brigade responded quickly to a fire at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nash_Paints/">Nash Furnishers Headquarters</a> in Harare on Wednesday night “<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/05/04/tinashe-mutarisis-nash-furnishers-headquarters-destroyed-by-fire/">and worked tirelessly to extinguish the fire,” but failed to extinguish the fire</a>.
Some members of the public who commented on the case expressed shock that the Fire Brigade had responded swiftly. One important issue that came out is that of fire hydrants which many property owners are not installing.
Process of Installing Fire Hydrants:
To install a fire hydrant, one must follow the set regulations and guidelines from the local authority. The first step is to engage the local authority to obtain the necessary permits and approvals. After approval, a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">licensed plumber</a> can install the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fire hydrant system</a>, which includes the piping, valves, and hydrant itself. It is essential to ensure that the fire hydrant is easily accessible and visible to the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fire brigade</a> in case of an emergency.
Consequences of not Installing Fire Hydrants:
In the event of a fire outbreak, water supply may be limited, and fire trucks may not reach the premises in time. This can lead to a catastrophic loss of property and lives. In Zimbabwe, there have been several cases of fire outbreaks that could have been prevented or controlled if fire hydrants were installed. Apart from pressure and ladders, the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Fire Brigade</a> usually brings other firefighting equipment such as hoses, nozzles, pumps, axes, breathing apparatus, and protective gear. Hoping to find water at the scene.
There are several ways besides fire hydrants that can help in times of fire outbreaks, including:
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Smoke detectors: These can alert occupants of a building to a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fire outbreak</a> and give them time to evacuate.
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Fire extinguishers: These can be used to put out small fires before they become too big to handle.
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Sprinkler systems: These can activate automatically in the event of a fire outbreak and help to control or extinguish the fire.
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Accessible exits: Buildings should have clear and accessible exits that occupants can use to evacuate quickly and safely.
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<a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Emergency plans</a>: Buildings should have well-defined and regularly practised emergency plans that occupants can follow in case of a fire outbreak.
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Fire-resistant materials: Buildings can be constructed with fire-resistant materials such as concrete, brick, and steel, which can help to slow down the spread of fires.
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Education and training: Education and training can help occupants to be aware of <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">fire safety measures</a> and know what to do in case of a fire outbreak.
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You Need Fire Hydrants For Firefighting In Emergencies

The CEO of NASH Paints, <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Tinashe_Mutarisi">Tinashe Mutarisi</a>, apologised for a photo posted on Facebook by his classmate Jossy Mutongi. The photo in which Jossy is leaning on Mutarisi has a caption which reads “My desk mate my besty my classmate it’s sad because of levels we can’t play together the way we want anyhow anytime I love you ikoko kwauri happy birthday…” 
The photo has sparked controversy on social media. Some people believe that the pair may have had a romantic relationship, while others think that Jossy posted the picture for attention. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Mutarisi said:
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Hi Good Pple
Allow me to apologize for a picture that one of my former friends posted on Facebook a day after my birthday.
Since 1996 I have only seen that person (Jossy) once ( that day that we took those pictures) and that was after she called me asking for a meeting because she had fallen on hard times and she desperately needed my help. I invited her to come see me and unfortunately I couldn’t help her with much kunze kwe mari and jusg posting on my facebook post asking my followers to also assist her.
She asked for a picture and ini mozviziva kuti I’m always ready so I agreed as I was also delighted to see and take a pictures with my former classmate. During the process of taking pics she suddenly moved and leaned on me, I explained to her respectfully that I do not take those kind of pictures and she apologized and we went our separate ways. That was the last time that I spoke to her in person and after that we exchanged ma messages on app achinditenda kuti my followers were actually helping her small business grow and please if you can continue to assist her.
Just like all of you ndakatoshamiswawo ne post yaakaisa iya. I did not expect her to write such to me because I have never communicated to her is such foul language. Pekutanga I actually thought she was just doing this to deliberately just to use my name for clout and push her saloon business but ndikazofunga kuti it’s bad kufungira munhu zvakaipa usina chokwadi nazvo. These days mental health is a challenge to a lot of pple so it’s advisable to tread with caution on issues like these. What I know for a fact is she likes me and she was one of my top fans always posting nice things about me. I honestly do not believe she would intentionally do something to harm my reputation.
I am deeply sorry for any embarrassment or shame that post may have caused to you my friends and colleagues but haa family yangu yekumba hayo haiwa vajaira dzaa nhinhi. I hope that this explanation clears up any misunderstandings and I do not promise to be more careful in the future about the people I associate with and the pictures I take because unfortunately ndoozvandakapikira zvekusasarudza kana kudadira munhu, semunhu akarerwa ne community.
</blockquote>
Mutarisi said he had to block Jossy on social media, but he will still communicate with her cautiously through WhatsApp. He also stated that he still considers Jossy his friend and that her apology was sufficient. 
Mutarisi added “Sleep well” and explained that he was considering ignoring the situation, but a friend advised him to address it.
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Tinashe Mutarisi Apologises For A Photo With A Classmate

ZimDancehall chanter, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Hwindi_Prezident">Hwindi President</a>, has said <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/NashTV">NashTV</a> have promised to pay him proceeds from his song “Pandatadza” which was uploaded on their YouTube channel.
This was after Hwindi President, born <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Hwindi_Prezident">Bessel Mugo Parewa</a>, had posted on Facebook complaining that YouTube had not paid him for the song that had already reached over two (2) million views.
In an update, Hwindi President said:
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GUYS I’M BACK AGAIN MAERERANO NENYAYA YENASH NEYOUTUBE YANDAMBOPOSTER, [Guys I’m back with the NASHTV-YouTube case I posted earlier]
HANDINA KUZIYA KUTI Nashtvzimbabwe, VANGA VARIKUTONDITSVAGAWO NGUVA YESE IYI. [I didn’t know that Nashtvzimbabwe have been looking for me all this time]
MAMWE MAARTISTS AKATOPIHWA MARI YAWO ININI NDISIPO MAYBE PANE VANOFANIRA KUNGE VACHIITA IZVI VASIRI VAMUTARISI, MAYBE VANENGE VACHIWANDIRWA KANA KUTI NONOKEI, ZVISINEI HANZI MARI YANGU ITORIPO AND IT WAS BECAUSE OF COMMUNICATION. [They paid other artistes when I wasn’t there, maybe someone must be responsible for payment and not Tinashe Mutarisi who is overwhelmed. Anyway, they said my money is there, there was a communication breakdown]
BREAKDOWN… SO FAR WE HAVE RESOLVED THIS ISSUE AND MARI YATOVA MUNZIRA KUUYA [the money is on its way]
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Hwindi President is not the first artiste to complain over NashTV’s non-payment. NashTV is owned by local businessman <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tinashe_Mutarisi">Tinashe Mutarisi</a> who also owns NASH Paints.
A fortnight ago, Lazzie T. Chapo, a reggae artiste and producer claimed that he had removed his song from the NashTV YouTube channel as he was not getting anything from the song despite many views.
YouTube pays up to $6 per 1 000 views which means content creators’ estimated earnings would be $1 200 to $6 000 for every million views on the videos they post.
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Hwindi President Says NashTV Have Promised To Pay His YouTube Money

Earground founder, Plot Mhako has said he would not take advice from Tunashe Mutarisi, Nash Paints founder, considering that he previously “<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/04/25/magaisa-speaks-on-nashtv-artiste-contract-leaked-by-plot-mhako/">almost robbed” Zimdancehall</a>. Mutarisi suggested that Zimdancehall artists should be content where they are considering where they came from. In response, Mhako said artists should not be content with “mediocre” no matter where they came from. In a social media post seen by Pindula News, Mhako said:
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 Mr Mutarisi I know your recent post is directed at me (after my DENNY J SHOW appearance) I will respond below.
I will not take word from someone who almost robbed the whole genre. Remember the NashTV contracts that wanted to take all the music rights from artists performing on their platform? If I had not brought it out and put them to task these same artists they purport to love wouldn’t own the rights to their music. This talk that we should be ok with mediocre &amp; that these artists are ok with low achievements because they come from poverty is mischievous and self-defeating. So what if they came from a place of nothing, is it wrong for them to then desire way more and dream to be world stars. I know where they have been and I know their stories, I also know about their dreams and aspirations to be super stars on the world stage. It will not come easy and a lot will need to be changed for their art to become viable businesses!! 
Their Mindset needs to change, their attitude towards their art and craft needs to shift and they need to do better. Your brand Nash Paints we have seen its growth, you have expanded and have so many branches nationwide and you have also even crossed the boarders to Zambia etc. 
SO WHY Mr Mutarisi wouldn’t you want the same for our artists?? Haven’t you had to improve how you run your business, have you not made some changes and adjustments to how you operate for you to get better? Why murikuda kuramba muchida kubhabhadzira ma artists muchivasimbisa zvakafa.? Fact is Genre needs to put in more work and do better. I am not playing Messiah here. These artists have dreams and desires to be better and take their dreams global, ask them. I have had conversations with most of them and many of them are actually in my inbox agreeing with me. You basically just said these artists shouldn’t have ambition and aim for better because since they can afford the bare minimum they should be ok. That’s not fair and I hope one day people will understand and see that my heart is pure and that I mean well. The music industry is a dog eat dog and we see it everyday in our local space where players only want to compete and to be seen as the Mbinga Messiah who is doing the most.
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