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Zimdancehall artiste Nicodimus Mutize, better known as <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal">Jah Signal</a>, has met the Gospel music couple, the Charambas, following the much-publicised controversy on music copyrights.
YouTube recently removed a music video by Jah Signal titled “Sweetie” following a complaint made by Pastor Charles Charamba.
Jah Signal released the song without obtaining consent from Pastor Charamba, who claimed that the song was a remix of his gospel song, “Kana Vanhu Vangu.”
Pastor Charamba alleged that the lyrics in Jah Signal’s song were blasphemous and expressed his dissatisfaction with the unauthorised use of his music.
However, the two parties have seemingly smoked the peace pipe following a meeting to resolve their differences.
Posting on Facebook on Monday night, Jah Signal’s team said he had acknowledged his mistakes and apologised to the Charambas. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
On behalf of The Swaah family and fans, Jah Signal would like to make and let it be known that following a meeting with The Man of God, Pastor and Amai Charamba The Charambas, an amicable position has been reached that will remain private and confidential to the two parties.
Jah Signal has expressed deep remorse and extends his sincere apologies to The Charambas and their fans for any distress caused by the unintended infringement.
He acknowledges his mistake and is committed to learning from this experience, as well as implementing measures to prevent such occurrences in the future.
In light of this settlement, we urge all fans to respect the decision reached. We urge all to refrain from attacking, dissing or any form of abuse, social media or otherwise, directed towards either The Charambas or Jah Signal/Swaah Family.
Let us foster an environment of mutual respect and understanding as we move forward.
We thank everyone for their continued support and understanding during this time. Let us embrace this resolution with positivity and look forward to a bright future of musical harmony and collaboration.
All is well that ends well.
</blockquote>
Pastor Charamba confirmed his meeting with Jah Signal on the social media site X. He wrote:
<blockquote>
My peace I leave with…Jn 14:27. Tava nokuyanana kwakanaka nemukomana Jah Signal. Blessings to him, his team and you all.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Jah Signal Meets The Charambas, Says Copyright Dispute Resolved Amicably

Zimbabwean singer <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal/">Jah Signal</a>, whose real name is <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal/">Nicodimus Mutize,</a> has apologised to Pastor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charles_Charamba/">Charles</a> and <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charles_Charamba/">Olivia Charamba</a>, known as The Charambas, following a copyright dispute. The Charambas claimed that Jah Signal’s songs, “Shinga Muroora” and “Tengai Mafuta,” were unauthorised remixes of their own songs and had them removed from YouTube. In a social media post, Jah Signal expressed his heartfelt apologies to the couple, referring to them as elders. In a post seen by Pindula News, Jah Signal said:
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Elders for life. From the bottom of my heart I love you mom and dad, I’m so sorry <img alt="🙏🏽" class="xz74otr" decoding="async" height="16" loading="lazy" src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/tfd/1/16/1f64f_1f3fd.png" width="16"/><img alt="🙏🏽" class="xz74otr" decoding="async" height="16" loading="lazy" src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/tfd/1/16/1f64f_1f3fd.png" width="16"/><img alt="🙏🏽" class="xz74otr" decoding="async" height="16" loading="lazy" src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/tfd/1/16/1f64f_1f3fd.png" width="16"/>
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The conflict between the two musicians began in 2019 when Jah Signal released the song “Sweetie” without obtaining consent from Pastor Charamba. The pastor alleged that the song was a remix of his gospel song, “Kana Vanhu Vangu,” and criticised the lyrics as blasphemous.
On Friday, Pastor Charles Charamba stated the reasons for requesting the removal of Jah Signal’s songs from YouTube. He explained that the songs were unauthorised remixes of his own songs and expressed concern about the change in lyrics from gospel to romantic content. Pastor Charamba emphasised the importance of respecting copyrights, stating that he does not seek royalties or damages and has no intention of suing Jah Signal. He even wished him success in his career and offered to engage with him to protect his YouTube channel from further issues.
Copyright infringement can have serious consequences, including the inability to monetise the work and potential restrictions on live streaming. Artists should familiarise themselves with the concept of fair use and the limitations surrounding it. YouTube employs a Content ID system that automatically scans videos and audio tracks for copyrighted material. When copyrighted content is detected, the copyright owner can file a Content ID claim, leading to actions such as monetisation of the video through ads or removal of the content.
Copyright violations are not uncommon in the music industry, and even well-known artists have faced legal repercussions for unauthorized use of copyrighted material. Respecting copyright laws and seeking proper authorization is crucial to avoid legal issues and protect artists’ work. Artists and music managers need to be vigilant against copyright infringement, seek and obtain consent, and acknowledge copyrights to avoid complications and misunderstandings. Music workshops and exchanges of knowledge among musicians can also help promote understanding of copyright laws and related subjects.
This recent incident involving the removal of Jah Signal’s video from YouTube has sparked discussions among fans and music enthusiasts. Some fans expressed disappointment in Jah Signal for not seeking permission and questioned his professionalism. On the other hand, many supported Pastor Charamba’s actions, emphasising the importance of respecting copyright and discouraging unauthorised use of others’ work.
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"Mom And Dad, I’m So Sorry" - Jah Signal Has Apologised To The Charambas

YouTube has removed a music video by Zimbabwean artist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal/">Jah Signal</a> titled ‘Sweetie’ following a complaint made by gospel singer Pastor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charles_Charamba/">Charles Charamba</a>. The dispute between the two musicians began in 2019 when Jah Signal, born <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal/">Nicodimus Mutize,</a> released the song without obtaining consent from Pastor Charamba, who claimed that the song was a remix of his gospel song, ‘Kana Vanhu Vangu.’ Pastor Charamba alleged that the lyrics in Jah Signal’s song were blasphemous and expressed his dissatisfaction with the unauthorised use of his music. Watch the video below and tell us what you think.
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The removal of the video from YouTube has sparked discussions among fans and music enthusiasts. Some fans expressed disappointment in Jah Signal for not seeking permission and criticized him for lacking professionalism. Others supported Pastor Charamba’s actions, stating that copyright violations should not be allowed.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of obtaining proper authorization before using someone else’s work. Copyright infringement can have serious consequences, including the inability to monetize the work and potential restrictions on live streaming. Artists must understand the concept of fair use and the limitations surrounding it.
YouTube employs a Content ID system that automatically scans videos and audio tracks for copyrighted material. When copyrighted content is detected, the copyright owner can file a Content ID claim, which may lead to actions such as monetization of the video through ads or removal of the content.
Copyright violations are not uncommon in the music industry, and even renowned artists have faced legal repercussions for unauthorized use of copyrighted material. Artists need to respect copyright laws and seek proper authorization to avoid legal issues and protect their work.
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Copyright Dispute: YouTube Removes Jah Signal's 'Sweetie' Music Video After Complaint By Charles Charamba

Renowned gospel musician and pastor, Charles Charamba, has called on the Government to include the fight against drug and substance abuse in the new curriculum.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/include-drug-abuse-in-school-curriculum-says-charamba/">H-Metro</a>, Charamba stated that learners at the Early Childhood Development (ECD) level should be taught about the dangers of drug and substance abuse. He said:
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Just like what happened when HIV and Aids was first discovered in Zimbabwe, it was included in the curriculum and people got to know about it.
I am of the view that children in early classes as ECD have the right to know some of these things like drug and substance abuse.
It’s no longer a secret that this monster is now out of hand and we can only help each other by promoting this awareness from the grassroots.
I also think that rehabilitation alone is not enough to address this issue but we can also teach our people at a young age.
</blockquote>
Charamba also implored authorities to raise awareness about other social ills like sexual abuse in early grades. Said the veteran singer:
<blockquote>
Besides drug and substance abuse, children in early grades should be taught to be aware of some social ills like sexual abuse.
There is nothing to hide here as we want to save future generations from some of these social issues.
We should not fold our hands but raise awareness about these and other issues in the new curriculum.
We should also preach about these issues at church to ensure that we reach out to many people.
</blockquote>
Last year, in October, the Government set up a task force to tackle drug and substance abuse.
Last month, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) released the names of 30 drug barons and suppliers who were convicted by the courts.
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Musician Charles Charamba Calls For Inclusion Of Drug Abuse In School Curriculum

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s recent inauguration in Harare reportedly cost over US$1 million, showcasing the extravagant spending that characterised his campaign leading up to the August 23 and 24 elections.
The African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa praised the inauguration at the National Sports Stadium as one of the best in the world. Addressing journalists in the capital ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula said:
<blockquote>
This was an epic inauguration, one that has never been seen before.
</blockquote>
The inauguration featured extensive spending on entertainment, food, and beverages, with estimates suggesting the total cost exceeded $1 million. Musicians like Jah Prayzah, Mathias Mhere, Charles Charamba, Sebastian Magacha, and Chief Hwenje were hired to entertain the guests, although the exact fee remains undisclosed.
The Zimbabwe national team competed against Namibia’s national team, with the winners (the Warriors) receiving US$50,000 and the losers receiving US$25,000. Following the inauguration, President Mnangagwa and First Lady, Auxilia Mnangagwa hosted an exclusive dinner at the Glamis Arena, which was attended by invited guests only. The event had strict security measures in place and marked a rare occasion of Mnangagwa appearing at an evening function. 
Critics argue that such displays of wealth are inappropriate given the country’s pressing needs, including healthcare and education. Political analyst Rejoice Ngwenya said:
<blockquote>
I am not surprised on how Mnangagwa flaunted cash on his inauguration, but this is taxpayers money.
</blockquote>
Political observer Tendai Reuben Mbofana criticised Mnangagwa’s government, labelling it as heartless and insensitive. Mbofana expressed concern over the extravagant spending, stating that it has become a common practice among leaders. He argued: 
<blockquote>
Look at President Mnangagwa’s sons, they are driving expensive cars, but look at the poverty that we have in the country.
</blockquote>
However, Presidential spokesperson George Charamba dismissed claims that the inauguration spending exceeded $1 million. He stated that he couldn’t comment on such matters as he is not a political analyst. On the other hand, Nick Mangwana, the secretary for Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services, stated that the budget was significantly lower than $1 million. He told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200016511/ed-blows-us1m-on-inauguration">NewsDay</a>:
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It’s not true. The budget was not near that. Inaugurations happen all over the world and President Emmerson Mnangagwa was inaugurated like any other national leader out there. The inauguration had to happen at all costs.
</blockquote>
Zanu PF has a history of showcasing wealth, spending millions on Mnangagwa’s rallies and providing lavish treats to supporters. The party reportedly used around $10 million for these events. They also bought luxury vehicles for candidates and distributed them to affiliated groups. One candidate allegedly spent over $1 million to bring Floyd Mayweather Jr. to Zimbabwe. Another member, Mthuli Ncube, used his wealth for free WiFi and road projects but was unsuccessful in re-election.
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President Mnangagwa's Inauguration Reportedly Cost Over $1 Million

Pastor Charles Charamba has urged Christians to be vaccinated against COVID-19, saying his heart bleeds for people who are still sceptical about the lifesaving jab.
The Rooted in Christ Ministries founder and leader and award-winning musician publicly got his jab along with his wife Olivia in April.
He said he was flabbergasted by some people’s reluctance to be vaccinated when death is everywhere. Said Charamba:
<blockquote>It’s sad that we are burying people on daily basis, it’s sad if one were to look at the statistics that are rising.
As a social influencer, I am preaching what is on the ground and I don’t know why people are so sceptical about the vaccine.
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Like I said before, we have been vaccinated at a young age to combat other pandemics and we have no choice this time around.
I, therefore, urge people to play their part and get the vaccine since we are dealing with death in our midst.</blockquote>
The 50-year-old said cleric however said he would not condemn some of those who have divergent views on vaccination adding that only time will tell. Added Charamba:
<blockquote>I don’t blame those who have other beliefs when it comes to vaccination but it is my hope they will soon realise how important it is to get vaccinated.
<img alt="May be an image of 1 person, sitting and standing" decoding="async" src="https://scontent.fhre3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/217920671_4166070500119537_4732972816206777659_n.jpg?_nc_cat=108&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=b9115d&amp;_nc_ohc=RjYeB7e2QUUAX9CZn9N&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fhre3-1.fna&amp;oh=294eef3fa6a906cba9925d00d7998b65&amp;oe=60FF9F9F"/>
My only fear is that they might realise this while it is too late or they might not have a chance to be vaccinated after dying of the pandemic.</blockquote>
Some religious influencers, especially some prominent self-styled prophets and Apostolic sect leaders have advised their followers against receiving the jab, saying the vaccine is “the Mark of the Beast.”
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The Mark of the Beast is a cryptic mark in the New Testament’s Book of Revelation which indicates allegiance to Satan.
Some conspiracy theorists in Christendom have interpreted masks and vaccines as the mark of the beast throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/pastor-charambas-covid-19-plea/">H-Metro</a></h4>

Pastor Charamba Pleads With Christians To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19

Local pastors and church leaders have been blamed for some deaths resulting from coronavirus infections among unvaccinated people.
The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Nick Mangwana, said the clergy is to blame for some of the COVID-19 deaths.
Mangwana, however, did not explain how pastors are responsible for the deaths. The inference could be that pastors could be spreading the coronavirus through pastoral visits or by discouraging congregants from getting vaccinated. Said Mangwana:
<blockquote>I am going to be blunt (as usual). Men of cloth are responsible for a number of deaths among the unvaccinated.
So, it is quite helpful when some like Pastor Charamba come out in support of the vaccination programme. They are saving lives.</blockquote>
Mangwana was commenting on a social media post by Rooted in Christ Ministries founder and leader and award-winning musician Charles Charamba.
In the post, Charamba warned Zimbabweans against “experimenting” with death by refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
He said while death will surely visit every person at God’s appointed time, it was better not to “choose” to die before the appointed time. Said Charamba:
<blockquote>Hama, ngatirege kuti ndiri kuda kuona kuti ndikasa vaccinetwa zvinoita sei. Beloved, vaccination is better experimenting with than death.
We shall all die in God’s fullness of time but let’s not choose to do so outside His time. Let’s get vaccinated.
The Good Samaritan in Jesus’ story left the patient under medical care.</blockquote>
Some religious influencers, especially some prominent self-styled prophets and Apostolic sect leaders have advised their followers against receiving the jab, saying the vaccine is “the Mark of the Beast.”
The Mark of the Beast is a cryptic mark in the New Testament’s Book of Revelation which indicates allegiance to Satan.
Some conspiracy theorists in Christendom have interpreted masks and vaccines as the mark of the beast throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Pastors Responsible For Some COVID-19 Deaths In Zimbabwe - Mangwana

Rooted in Christ Ministries founder and leader Pastor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charles_Charamba" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Charles Charamba</a> believes that laziness, cruelty and an unchecked level of greediness could be fuelling murder, kidnapping and mysterious deaths of children taking place across the country.
The award-winning musician told H-Metro in an interview that some people have handed over their souls to the devil and are dabbling in occult practices, sorcery and divination resulting in ritual killings. Said Charamba:
<blockquote>What I think is driving people into murdering innocent children is lack of knowledge, laziness, cruelty and unchecked level of greediness.
We have people who have given their own souls to Satan and they are living through some means that are provided for by their master.
The devil’s textbook has no paragraph of peace, grace or mercy, most cases are pointing at ritual killings some people are engaging in occult practices, sorcery and divination resulting in sacrificing of innocent souls.
Some children may not be physically murdered but are being spiritually manipulated by ‘zvikwambo’ (goblins), for certain family members’ material gain. This is modern-day witchcraft and wizardry.</blockquote>
Pastor Charamba warned that the murder of innocent children will invite God’s anger if it goes unchecked. He said:
<blockquote>One of the main reasons why the land of Canaan was given to Abraham and his descendants was that there was a rampant practice of child sacrifice by the original occupants.
They would pay homage to their idol gods Molech and Baal through burning newborn babies on red-hot structures of iron, alive, the practice didn’t go unpunished, hence the overtaking of their land by a chosen stranger from far east.
God strongly warned against doing this practice in Leviticus 18; 21 and Jeremiah 32;35.</blockquote>
The father of five blamed false prophets and bogus traditional leaders for the spike in ritual killings. He added:
<blockquote>We should respect the sanctity of life. People should desist from being superstitious to the extent of engaging in ritual killings.
You can’t boost your life through the loss of another’s. Let’s shun false prophets and rogue traditional healers who advise clients to bring human limbs or blood.
Besides, we need to be prayerful as Christians to ward this demonic culture off.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/lets-protect-our-children-pastor-charamba/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">H-Metro</a></h4>

Laziness, Cruelty And Greediness Drive Ritual Killings - Pastor Charamba

Prominent gospel musician and cleric, Pastor Charles Charamba, has expressed concern over the rising senseless child murders and kidnappings across the country.
In an interview with H-Metro, the Rooted in Christ Ministries pastor and award-winning musician implored parents to always ensure that their children are safe. He said:
<blockquote>Just recently, while travelling on a dusty road that links Mutoko and Nyamuzizi, we came across a child who was sleeping in the middle of the road and when we awoke him, he said he had been sick.
This touched us greatly as there were no adults to accompany such children to and from school. So, guardians are urged to try their best to escort children so as to ensure safety.
Children also need to be taught to be cautious not to board any strange car they see around, accepting gifts from strangers as well as walking alone where possible.</blockquote>
Pastor Charamba, a father to three girls and two boys, said inasmuch as parents have to hustle in order to put food on the table, they should have time for the children. He added:
<blockquote>Parents need to moderate their hustles, most are so busy running around with programmes that are meant to fend for the family, which is good, but are pressed and tempted to overdo it.
Children take long staying by themselves. The enemy is taking advantage of the huge gap in terms of distance and proximity between parents and children.</blockquote>
To the parents who have lost their children, Pastor Charamba prayed that they receive consolation from the Lord.
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Pastor Charamba: Parents Should Moderate Hustling And Protect Their Children

Popular gospel musician Pastor Charles Charamba says all his five children, three daughters and two sons, are welcome to become musicians if they decide.
Charamba, whose wife, Olivia and two eldest daughters, Shalom and Eternity, are part of the Fishers of Men band, made the remarks during an interview with The NewsHawks. He said:
<blockquote>Shalom is the eldest and is 22. She’s studying for a degree at university. Eternity is 19, about to enrol as an undergraduate. They are not full-time backing vocalists of Fishers of Men per se.
We already have Bridget Mlambo and Mrs Lindiwe Kadiki. Those and Mai Charamba are the permanent singers.
Our daughters have their own establishment in the making and it involves their other three siblings. They join us as and when they desire to, for interest’s sake.
They are welcome to become musicians if they decide to as long as they factor in the changes and dynamics that are associated with the arts industry.
They also need to allow God to lead and direct them through prayer and faith. They are all musical.</blockquote>
Pastor Charamba said he considers singing as a family a blessing as it gives more spiritual energy when praying together and worshipping together as a family.
He however warned that it can tear family members apart if not handled properly. Said Pastor Charamba:
<blockquote>It needs proper schooling and wisdom to distinguish between professional setting and family settings.
There are times when I have to direct my wife or daughter as the producer of their song and the language may not be as sweet as that of a father or husband.
It becomes easier when the people involved are mature enough to tell the difference between home and industry.
You also tend to direct attention towards one thing as a family and that may deprive other sides which could be yearning for equal attention.</blockquote>
Baba and Mai Charamba last released albums in 2017, Abba Father and Voice of Miriam respectively.
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My Children Are Welcome To Become Musicians - Pastor Charamba

Budding gospel musician Eternity Charamba, a daughter to Pastor Charles Charamba and Mai Olivia Charamba, released her second single titled “Awesome Jesus”.
The new song, accompanied by a video, comes less than a year after she and her sister released their separate singles in 2020.
Watch the ‘Awesome Jesus’ Video below:
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WATCH: Eternity Charamba's Latest Song, Awesome Jesus

Renowned Zimbabwean gospel singers, Pastor Charles and Olivia Charamba have dispelled rumours which suggested that they died in a car accident. Meanwhile, there are reports which suggest that some Charamba died prompting some to think its the first family in the gospel music circles that had been involved in the accident.
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WATCH: Charambas Dispell Death Rumours

Charles Charamba and his wife Olivia Charamba will on Wednesday launch two separate albums at the Zimbabwe College of Music in Harare.
Charles Charamba will launch Abba Father which is a nine track album while his wife Olivia will launch an eight track album titled Voice of Miriam. In an interview with The Standard Charles Charamba said that after the pre-launch they will hold a grand concert at Chitungwiza Aquatic Complex on September 30. Copies of the CDs shall be available at newspaper vending sites. Those abroad will get the music on online platforms.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2017/08/13/gospel-super-couple-bounces-back/">Standard</a>

Baba & Mai Charamba to launch two albums on Wednesday

Zimbabwean musicians joined the rest of the continent in mourning South African gospel musician, Lundi Tyamara.
Speaking to Zimbojam, Charles Charamba said he was saddened by Lundi’s death and recalled how in 2005 Lundi came to the Charamba’s Gunhill residence for a brief chat where he invited them to a concert he was performing. Victor Kunonga expressed similar sentiments while hip hop musician Mudiwa took to Twitter to  express his condolences. Diana Samkange had strengthening words for Lundi’s family.
Lundi died this morning after a long battle with stomach tuberculosis.
More: <a href="http://www.zimbojam.com/zim-musicians-mourn-lundi/">Zimbojam</a>

Zimbabwean musicians mourn South African gospel musician Lundi Tyamara

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