Tatenda Pinjisi and Band Members Die in Tragic Crash

Sungura music lovers across Zimbabwe are mourning the untimely death of popular artist Tatenda Pinjisi, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a tragic road accident near Norton on Friday evening.

The fatal crash also claimed the lives of two of his band members and a female passenger.

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Pinjisi, widely known for his hit song Saina, passed away at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare, where he had been receiving intensive care.

His brother and fellow musician, Howard Pinjisi, confirmed the heartbreaking news.

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