One of Zimbabwe’s most iconic musicians and human rights activists Oliver Mtukudzi says he still makes music for people of all ages. He says music is essentially about touching the hearts of people. Mtukudzi spoke to EWN reporter Katleho Sekhotho ahead of his performance at the Nubian Music Festival which will be held at the Eagle Waters Wildlife resort from the 14-16 December.

<div>One of Zimbabwe&rsquo;s most iconic musicians and human rights activists Oliver Mtukudzi says he still makes music for people of all ages. He says music is essentially about touching the hearts of people.</div>
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<div>Mtukudzi spoke to EWN&nbsp;reporter Katleho Sekhotho ahead of his performance at the Nubian Music Festival which will be held at the Eagle Waters Wildlife resort from the 14-16 December.</div>

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