The family shared pictures and bid a heartfelt farewell to the great songwriter and Jazz Legend.
Fans from all over expressed their deepest condolences to the family and wished Nyabinde eternal rest in the comments section. His contributions to the music industry will never be forgotten.

Bob Nyabinde was born on March 10, 1955, in Mutare, Zimbabwe. He was a renowned Afro-Jazz musician, best known for his debut album "Pane Nyaya," released in 2002. The album featured hits like "Chabuda Hapana" and "Mombe Yasamanyika." Nyabinde, also known as "The Headmaster," initially had a career in education. He worked as a teacher and eventually became a headmaster at several primary schools before deciding to pursue music full-time.

He led the Savanna Band.

Jazz Legend Bob Nyabinde has died!

Despite his teaching career, Nyabinde always had a passion for music. He would often play as a solo guitarist for his students and at various functions. As he rose through the education ranks, he continued to perform as a guitarist, captivating audiences at school events and local venues.

In July 2021, Nyabinde faced health challenges when he suffered a stroke, affecting his left side. He also battled diabetes. However, he underwent physiotherapy and showed improvement by November 2021, despite the setbacks.

Fellow musicians organized a fundraising concert to support Nyabinde's medical expenses during this difficult time. The music community came together to show their support for the icon.

Nyabinde's music career truly took off while he was serving as a primary school head at R.J Davies Primary School. It was there that he recorded and released his debut album, "Pane Nyaya." The album featured his students in the video for the hit song "Chabuda Hapana."

It became a massive success, dominating sales from 2002 to 2004.