Should Sizzla perform in Zimbabwe?
<span style="font-weight: bold">Sizzla to perform in Zimbabwe in spite of Mugabe's comments</span>
Source: Examiner.com
By: Jodee Brown
Despite disparaging comments made by Robert Mugabe about his country, internationally acclaimed Reggae star, Sizzla Kalonji still plans to perform in the Zimbabwe president’s homeland on an upcoming tour.
Sizzla remains scheduled to perform a pair of stage shows in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare during his Jah Put a Hand on Africa tour, slated to begin next month. This will mark the third time that Sizzla has performed in Zimbabwe as he previously appeared in the south African country for a pair of shows hosted by Robert Mugabe in January 2010 before returning to the island a month later for the Zimbabwe president’s birthday concert.
Sizzla’s decision to go ahead with his schedule performances in Zimbabwe does raise some eyebrows after Mugabe made controversial assertions about Jamaica during a lecture at the Research and Intellectual Expo 2012 where he allegedly implied that Jamaican men were uneducated while branding the island as a “country of marijuana smokers, where women are now taking charge since men are always sloshed (drunk).”
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<span style="font-weight: bold">Sizzla to perform in Zimbabwe in spite of Mugabe's comments</span>
Source: Examiner.com
By: Jodee Brown
Despite disparaging comments made by Robert Mugabe about his country, internationally acclaimed Reggae star, Sizzla Kalonji still plans to perform in the Zimbabwe president’s homeland on an upcoming tour.
Sizzla remains scheduled to perform a pair of stage shows in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare during his Jah Put a Hand on Africa tour, slated to begin next month. This will mark the third time that Sizzla has performed in Zimbabwe as he previously appeared in the south African country for a pair of shows hosted by Robert Mugabe in January 2010 before returning to the island a month later for the Zimbabwe president’s birthday concert.
Sizzla’s decision to go ahead with his schedule performances in Zimbabwe does raise some eyebrows after Mugabe made controversial assertions about Jamaica during a lecture at the Research and Intellectual Expo 2012 where he allegedly implied that Jamaican men were uneducated while branding the island as a “country of marijuana smokers, where women are now taking charge since men are always sloshed (drunk).”
<span style="font-style: italic">Read the rest of the story at the Examiner.com </span>
During the ska era, people didn't have a negative impression of Jamaicans. 

performed in Zimbabwe in 1980 to help celebrate Zimbabwe's new nationhood from the former Rhodesia.
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