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The permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Nick Mangwana has said self-exiled Chimurenga musician Thomas Mukanya Mapfumo is free to come to Zimbabwe.
Mapfumo had said he won’t come to Zimbabwe to attend the funeral of his brother and band percussionist, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/thomas-mapfumos-percussionist-and-brother-lancelot-mapfumo-dies/">Lancelot Mapfumo who died</a> last month saying he is <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/i-fear-for-my-life-and-safety-if-i-come-to-zimbabwe-thomas-mukanya-mapfumo/">afraid that the government would harm him</a>.
Mangwana however, said assured Mapfumo that his security is guaranteed. Said Mangwana in a Twitter post seen by Pindula News:
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We wish to express our sincere condolences to Mr Thomas Mapfumo over the sad loss of his younger brother, Lancelot (MHSRIP). We wish to advise Mr Mapfumo that he has nothing to fear in Zimbabwe. The security of his person is as assured as the rest of us.
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Mapfumo, a staunch government critic, left the country in 2001 following persecution by the Robert Mugabe-led regime.
He was critical of the country’s governance system, a theme inherent in his songs. Before independence, Mukanya was jailed by the Smith regime for his strong stance against human rights abuses.
In 2008, Mapfumo failed to attend his mother’s funeral, burial or memorial service also citing the possibility that authorities would harass him, or worse.
Mapfumo, who openly supports opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa and his party, was last home in April 2018 where he staged some homecoming gigs. He was not harassed.
He also took the time to visit the tombs of his late mother and those of relatives who died during his long absence.
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Mangwana: "We Wish To Advise Mapfumo That He's Nothing To Fear In Zimbabwe"

Exiled Chimurenga musician <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Thomas_Mapfumo">Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo</a> says he will not be able to travel to Zimbabwe for the burial of his late brother Lancelot as he fears for his life.
<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/thomas-mapfumos-percussionist-and-brother-lancelot-mapfumo-dies/">Lancelot who died last month</a> was a percussionist, one of the founding members of the Blacks Unlimited, and a brother to Mukanya. 
In an exclusive interview with <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/standard-style/article/200001330/mapfumo-fears-for-his-life">Standard Style</a> from his United States base on Friday, Mapfumo said he will not make the trip to Zimbabwe for the burial of Lancelot. He said:
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Lancelot was my brother, workmate and friend. I and the band have lost someone we worked with throughout our lives. It won’t be possible to fill his gap.
Lancelot will be buried in Zimbabwe, his homeland. We are making arrangements to bring his body from here.
Unfortunately, I won’t make the trip to Zimbabwe because of political reasons, as you know I am not a favourite of the government.
I fear for my life and safety if I come to Zimbabwe.
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Mukanya has been living in the United States for many years after fleeing persecution during the Robert Mugabe era. He was a critic of the regime.
Mapfumo is also critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s regime.
He says Zimbabwe is not moving forward adding that the current government has failed the people and the gains of liberation have been wiped off. He added:
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I am totally against the Mnangagwa regime. People, the young people should take into the streets and remove Mnangagwa.
I hate an oppressor, that’s why I am in exile. If it was to me I would be living large in Zimbabwe with farms and stealing money like they do, but I decided to stand with the people.
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He said he stands with the oppressed, a message inherent in his music. 
Mapfumo was imprisoned during the Smith regime and after independence criticised the new black government led by Robert Mugabe for corruption.
He was targeted and harassed prompting him to move to the United States in the late 1990s.
After Mugabe’s overthrow in 2017, Mapfumo returned to Zimbabwe in 2018, to a massive show named ‘Homecoming Bira’ in the capital.
He returned to his base after a four-month-long visit, but Mapfumo now claims that he is not safe from political danger.
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"I Fear For My Life And Safety If I Come To Zimbabwe" - Thomas Mukanya Mapfumo

Thomas Mapfumo’s brother and percussionist, Lancelot Mapfumo has died.
Lancelot was one of two of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Thomas_Mapfumo">Thomas Mapfumo</a>‘s brothers who played with the Blacks Unlimited for the longest time. Details about his death are still sketchy.
Messages of condolence have started pouring. Pindula News presents some of the messages:
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Waking up to the painful news that long-serving Blacks’ Unlimited percussionist and brother to Thomas Mapfumo, Lancelot Mapfumo “has passed the surly bonds of the Earth to touch the face of God”… RIP. You made Chimurenga music to be the fire it is!
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<h2> hudsonmwafulirwa @babahuddy:</h2>
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Oh really bad news what a loss may soul rest in peace my God the band will never be the same I really enjoyed the ngoma he played
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<h2>Taka @Taka_Shaya:</h2>
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So sad. Rest in peace Lancelot. The story of Thomas Mapfumo and his music is never complete without you.
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<h2>Earground:</h2>
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Deepest condolences on the death of Thomas Mapfumo’s backup singer/percussionist and his brother Lancelot Mapfumo. Lancelot was one of two of Mapfumo‘s brothers who played with the Blacks Unlimited for the longest time. More details to follow. Our deepest condolences. MHRIP.
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<h2>Fr. Reki @FrReki:</h2>
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Lancelot’s loyalty was noble and venerable. He was a true man rasta committed to the Chimurenga movement. Ohh we will miss his devotion on the drums and his passion for music. Fare thee well son of Chimurenga Vibes.
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