Human Rights Activist set to launch a Reggae album in exile

Human Rights Defender and Democracy Activist Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo is set to launch a reggae album in exile.

The 28 year old activist made headlines for sending a prison uniform as a birthday present to President Robert Gabriel Mugabe early this year before fleeing the country after suspected state agents hounded him over that present.


Moyo told Bulawayo24 that he is set to launch a reggae album titled 'Jah Redeem Zimbabwe' which is comprised of seven songs namely;
Ras Bob
15 Billion
They Wanted Me Dead
Jah Redeem Zimbabwe
Set The People Free
Coalition Against The Dictator
Democrats Never Die.

'I love reggae and protest music a lot so I would like to express myself this time through reggae music. I am inspired by the late Peter Tosh, he was one of my favourite reggae artists and I can tell you this album am working on is superb' he said. Moyo also authored four political books titled 'Zimbabwe A Revolution Waiting To Happen' 'Robert Mugabe from Freedom Fighter To The People's Enemy' The Rise of Grace Mugabe; The Fall of ZANU PF' and 'Everything Is Possible Without ZANU PF'. The reggae album he is set to launch is his first musical album protesting against the status quo in Zimbabwe.

He told Bulawayo24 that he is looking forward to launch it in June this year in Johannesburg, Amsterdam and London.

Moyo can be reached on his whatsapp number +263775037579.