The mbira is a traditional African instrument that has been played in Zimbabwe for more than 800 years.
For years, it was mainly played at religious rituals, weddings and social gatherings.
Now there is a pilot programme that aims to teach children in schools how to play the instrument.
For years, it was mainly played at religious rituals, weddings and social gatherings.
Now there is a pilot programme that aims to teach children in schools how to play the instrument.
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