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✓ Published: 15-Feb-2013
✓ Published: 15-Feb-2013
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Tura grew up in Chitungwiza in Zimbabwe during the pre-war period. He recalls it as being a, “very colourful beautiful country. Very warm, very hot, it also reflects the nature of the people as well. They wear their hearts on their sleeves. It was a very rich upbringing full of music, dance, tradition and culture.”nnTura enjoyed but through his education, he often engaged with European identities, grasping new cultures, “At school we experienced the Anglo Saxon lifestyle.”nnThe war in Zi
Tura grew up in Chitungwiza in Zimbabwe during the pre-war period. He recalls it as being a, “very colourful beautiful country. Very warm, very hot, it also reflects the nature of the people as well. They wear their hearts on their sleeves. It was a very rich upbringing full of music, dance, tradition and culture.”nnTura enjoyed but through his education, he often engaged with European identities, grasping new cultures, “At school we experienced the Anglo Saxon lifestyle.”nnThe war in Zi
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