Zimbabwean music producer Mr Brown has made a triumphant return to South Africa, stirring up a social media frenzy after reportedly being "deported" last year.
The news of his comeback has ignited a flurry of reactions from South Africans online. Last year, Mr Brown faced deportation from South Africa due to overstaying and failing to renew his work permit. During his time away, he continued to work with local artists in Zimbabwe.
However, in a recent interview with Zimoja, Mr. Brown expressed his joy at being back in Mzansi, referring to it as his second home.
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| Mzansi Buzzes as Zimbabwean Music Producer Mr Brown Returns to South Africa After Getting “Deported” |
"I missed my wife and children. Working with artists in Zimbabwe was fulfilling, but South Africa is where I feel at home. I've collaborated with incredible artists here, and there's more to come," Mr. Brown shared.
Excitement and Collaboration: Mr Brown’s Plans to Work with Makhadzi and Other Artists
Mr Brown is gearing up for exciting collaborations with renowned musician Makhadzi and several other artists. He revealed plans for future projects and hinted at a potential trip to the US.
Addressing Deportation Claims: Setting the Record Straight
Dismissing claims of deportation, Mr Brown clarified that he was not forcibly removed from South Africa but faced a minor issue that led to his departure. He emphasized that the matter has been resolved, allowing him to return to the country.
Mixed Reactions: Responses to Mr Brown’s Return
While many celebrate Mr Brown's return, some social media users have taken a lighthearted approach, jokingly suggesting that hunger in Zimbabwe prompted his comeback to South Africa. The diverse reactions reflect the anticipation surrounding Mr Brown's upcoming musical endeavors in Mzansi.
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