Mbira

So I go, this would be really good on that film, even if I really don't know it's going to be really good on that film.

Like, this thing right here is called an Array Imbira.

Yeah.

And it's basically like a gigantic kalimba and piano sort of thing.

Okay, that sounds nice.

A little, what's that? Kalimba

in the back.

Oh, that's nice.

Zig Zag Band Zig-Zag Band came to define music known as Chigil.

It's a style unique to Zimbabwe, a mix of reggae, guitar lines inspired by the sounds of the Mbira thumb piano, plus brass arrangements and dance rhythms.

The lyrics are sung in the language of the Shona people, the largest ethnic group in Zimbabwe.

Zing-Zag

But if I want to have a cool, fun answer like you guys, I'll go.

I actually like the Kalimba.

I'm going to be honest.

What the hell is that? Also plucky.

Destroyed the shit.

Destroyed the shit of the kalimba.

Kalimba just got dusted.

Sorry about that.

Because we know there were three operations, that Brian Munduile's commercial office, the other office, uh, in Long Acres, and now the home in Kablonga, where they stormed the area.

But what I wanted to emphasize is they've introduced a term, exchange of fire, and you have seen Kalimba and news diggers begin to implement quickly as if it is this, the truth.

I've been speaking to lawyers I know, people related to this case, and people are fearing for the life, for example, of Patrick Mwanza, fearing for, uh, some of those people that are detained.

What I can tell you is that they were severely tortured.

Evidence is overwhelming, the Gen 20 are everywhere.

But what has the state done? The militia and militia talk, promoted by ZNBC, Kalimba, and news diggers, and they want that story to dominate.

It's a scare tactics against our officials.

It's a scare tactic against our potential witness.

He's sitting on evidence of this G20 and others.

They target Jonas Zimbabwe, our lawyer, who's been coordinating this process.

So the crackdown facilitated by ZNBC, facilitated by Kalimba News Diggers, is exactly to promote this phantom fear that there's a militia.

Turn every card.

White developed an affinity for the dual primitive and futuristic melodic tones of the mibra, or its more popular name, kalimba.

Mbira are a family of musical instruments traditional to the Shona people of Zimbabwe.

All consist of a wooden board often fitted with a resonator, with attached staggered metal tines played by holding the instrument in the hands and plucking the tines with the thumbs and right and left forefingers.

Musicologists classified it as a lamellophone and part of the plucked idiophone line of musical instruments.