About Nicholas Zakaria
Lived 1956 – 2025 (aged 68–69). Nicholas Zakaria was a Zimbabwean songwriter and guitarist.
Nicholas Zakaria (5 April 1956 – 11 December 2025), also known as Madzibaba and Senior Lecturer, was a Zimbabwean sungura musician, guitarist and bandleader. He was best known as the founder and leader of the Khiama Boys, one of the most influential groups in Zimbabwean sungura music, and for mentoring several artists who later achieved major success.
Life and career Zakaria was born in the Mazowe area of Zimbabwe and became active in music during the 1970s. He later founded and led the Khiama Boys, a band that played a significant role in the development and popularisation of modern sungura music in Zimbabwe.
Personal life Zakaria was married to fellow musician Margaret Gweshe. His title “Madzibaba” reflected his apostolic faith and became a defining part of his public image.
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Who was Nicholas Zakaria?
Zimbabwean sungura musician (c. 1956–2025)
When was Nicholas Zakaria born?
Nicholas Zakaria was born in 1956.
When did Nicholas Zakaria die?
Nicholas Zakaria died on 11 December 2025.
What was Nicholas Zakaria's occupation?
Nicholas Zakaria was a songwriter and guitarist.
What nationality was Nicholas Zakaria?
Nicholas Zakaria was Zimbabwean.
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