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London. (News Of The South)- Zimbabwean 12 year old Tsitsi Nyatsuro was ecstatic when she got the chance to perform at London`s West End Theatre in a show Called “Fright Night”.

A very keen and talented young Tsitsi is also a musician who at the tender age of 12 has already wowed audiences in her solo performances.

Tsitsi with her mum outside West End in London

Tsitsi with her mum outside West End in London

Tsitsi attends school at a private Girls school in Nottingham, she also writes her own music and plays the piano and guitar.

Among the songs she has produced are the likes of “Tick Tock Goes The Clock” and “The Christmas Song” set to be released soon and proceeds from these songs will be donated to charity.

Tsitsi who was born in the UK lives in Nottingham with her family and has two brothers, she is also the daughter of Zimbabwean medical doctor, Dr Nyatsuro, a GP in Nottingham.
Tsitsi Nyasturo 2

Tsitsi has a love for charity and visits Zimbabwe every year where she spends time playing with children at an orphanage.

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Princess Eugene Majuru is a distinguished author, historian, and media entrepreneur, and a direct descendant of the royal Mbari clan of Harare. As the sovereign custodian of Harare’s heritage, she has dedicated her life to preserving and promoting Zimbabwean culture, history, and traditions. Princess Eugene is the author of acclaimed works including Chosen, A Concise History of Harare, and Reclaiming Heritage. As the founder of News of The South, she leads one of Zimbabwe’s premier media platforms, hosting press conferences and providing insightful commentary on social, cultural, and heritage issues. Passionate about education, heritage, and civic engagement, Princess Eugene blends her royal lineage with modern thought leadership to inspire and inform audiences locally and internationally.

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