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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:
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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.
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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

Pastor Charles Charamba has issued a statement regarding the removal of Jah Signal’s songs from YouTube. In the statement, Pastor Charamba explains that Jah Signal’s songs, “Shinga Muroora” and “Tengai Mafuta,” were unauthorised remixes of his own songs. He expresses his concerns about the change in lyrics and romantic content, considering the original songs were gospel songs. Pastor Charamba clarifies that he does not seek royalties or damages and has no intention of suing Jah Signal. He emphasizes the importance of respecting copyrights and urges fellow artists to obtain consent and acknowledge copyrights to avoid complications. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Pastor Charamba wishes Jah Signal success in his career and offers to engage with him to protect his YouTube channel from further issues. Read the statement:
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<h3>PUBLIC STATEMENT ON THE WITHDRAWAL OF JAH SIGNAL’S SONGS ON YOUTUBE</h3>
We have noted the YouTube striking down of Jah Signal’s songs, “Shinga Muroora” and “Tengai Mafuta”. We are alive to the various reactions and also requests by some media houses on our response to the same. We wish to set the record on this matter.
1. Sometime in 2018 Jah Signal released his song, “Shinga Muroora”. The song was a rendition of our own song, “Kana vanhu vangu,” which we released in 2001.
2. We got to know about the song when it was sent through WhatsApp by his manager who was asking for our permission. After listening to the song, we were so concerned about the changing of original lyrics into romantic words. We declined the proposal through text as well. We mentioned that the changing of meaning brought to the song was not good for a song known to be Gospel. We found it blasphemous and mockery. In no time the song was released. There was a very clear infringement of copyright laws.
3. We were naturally not pleased, but chose not to raise issue with this. We accepted the reality and moved on. We did not even wish to get any payment for this. This remains our position to date, we do not want any share of royalties or damages. We also communicated to ZIMURA that we were not interested with sharing monies with the artist. Furthermore, have no desire to sue Jah Signal, he’s our son, just like many other young artists.
5. We had no plans to act after six (6) years. A few months ago, (September 2023), Jah Signal released another song called “Tengai Mafuta”. The song is a remix of “Tengai Mafuta” by Mai Charamba. Just like “Shinga Muroora”, it’s about romantic overtones. Though we had been doing the clean-up on our music for the past three years, we had spared “Shinga Muroora “on the basis that it had made too many views. The further infringement on “Tengai Mafuta” prompted us to act on both songs and other “infringing songs” which had been spared for a long time.
6. No consent was sought, no consent was granted and for us, this was a very clear infringement of copyright laws. For both songs, he did not acknowledge the original composer which is the norm. There’s also a breach of moral rights.
7. We are not more special than anyone in God’s eyes. Any can ask for our song if they want to reproduce it just like what Dr Tawanda has done to “Tauya Kuzomutenda”. We do not claim to own any word from the Bible but we have rights to the melodies on which those words sit.it is allowed for all of us to sing the same verse of the Bible, it is God’s Word.
8. Music is now a technological product that is controlled and monitored by various software that scan the various platforms. Abuses and copyright infringements are flagged and action is sometimes taken even without the awareness of the owner.
9. YouTube has its laws and regulations regarding copyright infringements on its platform and ways in which these are addressed. We also strive to follow them. The same platform offers opportunities to appeal if one feels otherwise.
10. As elders we wish Jah Signal well in his life and in his career. We have no desire to see him fail. We have never declined engagement with him. We are currently making efforts to avoid a third strike even after we noticed his channel still has the infringed songs. We are keen to communicate or engage him so that we can together protect his channel from being closed.
11. We would urge fellow artists and music managers to always guard against copyright infringement, seek and obtain consent, acknowledge copyrights. This will always avoid complications that may arise or wrong perceptions.
12. Though we have been misunderstood by some people, we are hopeful that no one among our blessed youths will ever be sued for cases like these. We shall also undertake to do some teachings on related subjects. Musicians are also encouraged to attend music workshops so that they can exchange knowledge with others.
13. We have not been cruel to Jah Signal. We have actually been victims to copyright infringement. As mentioned, we are working to avoid another pending strike which may cause his channel to be deleted.
14. We are sincerely sorry to those who don’t understand the copyright law, we are trusting that they will grasp the concepts in the future. Be that as it may we pray for success for Jah Signal and in his career. We love him wholeheartedly. May God bless us all.
15. For any clarity, engagement or further understanding you are free to reach us on fishersofmenoffice@gmail.com or our legal advisor, Mr. P. Musendo on +263 773 204 802
FISHERS OF MEN
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Pastor Charamba Addresses Unauthorised Remixes And Copyright Infringement By Jah Signal

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

Zimdancehall artistes <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal">Jah Signal</a>, born Nicodemus Mutize, has denied allegations from fellow artistes flooding on social media that he holds performances free of charge.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Stunner">Stunner</a>, born Desmond Chideme, posted on his Facebook page saying Jah Signal should desist from holding free of charge performances as it affects them.
In response, Jah Signal denounced allegations of performing free of charge shows unless it is for charitable causes.
Below is Jah Signal’s statement posted on his Facebook page:
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We would like to address comments which were quoted and circulated over social media over the weekend by one artist we hold in high regard.
We respect him as an industry player and a pioneer whose music popularised the Zimbabwean urban music genres across all demographics of Zimbabwe and the diaspora. 
With all due respect, we would like to refute all claims that Jah Signal offered his artistic services for free to an unknown promoter.
Whoever informed my fellow brother of this philanthropy exercise I am accused to have offered should be ashamed of themselves.
We pride ourselves a high-end music and entertainment brand and we feel that such rumours are circulated whispered by parties who want to see the value and the net worth and the asking price of the brand dwindle and fall. 
We are a very professional outfit and we do not offer any FREE performances on the plate that easily unless they are for charitable causes close to our hearts.
We would like you to refer back to the single titled “Hamukirwe” which featured the late Soul Jah Love. Decypher the lyrics” Mukwasha Hamukwire Musina Kubhadhara kubhadara,Chibaba Hachimbouya Musina Kubhadhara” and that’s is the mantra we operate with as a business. 
We would like to urge all in the media and arts space to do their due diligence, reach out to us before they run with a lie like a horse whose tail is on fire.
</blockquote>
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I Don't Offer Free Performances - Jah Signal

The organisers of a show featuring <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimdancehall" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Zimdancehall</a> chanter <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jah_Signal" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Jah Signal</a> and hip hop maestro, Takura, scheduled for Masvingo this coming weekend have confirmed that the event will go ahead since there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in the town.
DTL Records, organisers of the shows, said they will ensure the safety of show-gowers by searching for dangerous weapons and making it mandatory for patrons to undergo coronavirus screening. DTL media liaison Terminator Makoni had this to say:
<blockquote>Just like any show, our security personnel usually searches revellers for weapons and other harmful products at the venues. This time around, we’re engaging health personnel to also conduct scans for coronavirus as we don’t want to put our patrons at risk.
The shows will go ahead as planned as no incidents of coronavirus have been reported in Masvingo so far. We’ve not yet heard any cases even at nearby places so it’s all clear.</blockquote>
The government is expected to announce its position on public gatherings amid reports that some regional countries such as South Africa have banned sporting events to prevent large gatherings.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/no-coronavirus-in-masvingo-the-show-must-go-on/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Jah Signal Show Set For Masvingo To Go Ahead

Zimdancehall artiste Jah Signal revealed that he wants a Bulawayo Arts Awards (BAA) nomination.
The artiste had a great performance at the MSU Main Campus in Gweru over the weekend, and he has been regularly holding shows in Bulawayo since the end of last year.
Speaking to the Chronicle through his manager Hillary ‘Punchline’ Mutake, he said:
<blockquote>The support we’ve been receiving from Bulawayo is amazing. In a period of six months, we had more than seven shows which were marketed in a day or so but attracted full houses.
The Swaah family is now working flat out to meet the BAA requirements for the outside of Bulawayo artistes’ category next year.</blockquote>
Punchline added that they are now working on a singles collection which should be out towards the end of 2019.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/jah-signal-targets-baa-nomination/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Jah Signal Working On Singles Collection Album

Jah Signal, a local Zimdancehall artist believes his song ‘Sweetie’ (Shinga Muroora) can win the  Outstanding Song award.
The song was nominated for the National Arts Merit Awards in the Outstanding Song category.  Signal’s song will be contesting with songs like Kanjiva by Enzo Ishall, Khal’Uphethe by Clement Magwaza and Mebo by Obert Chari.
The Namas will take place this Saturday at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
Speaking about his nomination, Signal said:
<blockquote>Sweetie trended the whole of 2018 from the moment it was released last year in February until the year ended. Even now people are still going crazy when I perform the song.
However, there’re great songs in the category as well, so it’s going to be a very tough competition but I am very optimistic.</blockquote>
Shinga Muroora won the Song of the Year Award this year at the Star FM Music awards.
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Zimdancehall musician Jah Signal was involved in an accident in Harare.
His manager Hillary Muchenje dismissed news Jah Signal was in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after the accident. Muchenje said Jah Signal suffered some bruises and broken ribs and was given a month off to heal by the doctors. Said Muchenje:
<blockquote>The doctor gave him a month off, so we’ve cut down on the number of shows we are going to be doing. Maybe we shall postpone the album launch but that depends on how he heals and how he feels.</blockquote>
Jah Signal went on Instagram Live to show fans that he was fine yesterday.
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