Former President Robert Mugabe’s sons, Chatunga Bellarmine and Robert Jr, officially launched their entertainment company in South Africa. The brothers, who have become infamous for their playboy lifestyles launched Trip Life at the exclusive Harem nightclub in Sandton. Trip Life focuses on event promotion, club launches and bringing international and local artists to Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Nigerian artist Tekno was supposed to headline their concert in Harare but was unable to make it and had to be replaced by American-Nigerian musician Jidenna.
Trip Life wrote:
Tekno Zim Show Cancelled! It is with regret and sadness that Trip Life Entertainment announces the cancellation of its high-profile gig featuring Nigerian Star, Tekno.
After doing everything in our power to ensure that all was set for the artist’s debut performance in Harare on November 24, unforeseen circumstances beyond our control interfered and jeopardised the even.
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So the poor Zimbabweans are now bankrolling these two losers
Pity because there are many well mannered and deserving children going hungry
Wish them the best coz they show that they want to work for their money and are staying away from politics life . I wish all Zimbabweans to give them their space
Oh please!
If they are not being spoon feed i think it makes sense infact thdy needed capital.to start wat ever they started ehich obviously cane from us taxpayers but if they put it to goid use then i wish them.all the best in thrir endeavours.