Seh Calaz Reunites with Old Neighbour at Chikurubi Maximum Prison

Seh Calaz Reunites with Old Neighbour at Chikurubi Maximum Prison Popular Zimdancehall artist Seh Calaz recently visited Chikurubi Maximum Prison, where he reconnected with his former neighbour Paul Mwesambuzi, 41, who is serving time for murder. Paul used to live next door to Seh Calaz when the artist resided in Mbare. During his visit, Seh Calaz performed two songs, “Mabhanditi” and “Kwatinobva Kwakasiyana,” for the D-Class inmates.

It was during this performance that he spotted Paul, and the two had a heartfelt reunion. Speaking to H-Metro, Paul expressed the deep remorse he feels for killing his friend, Benjamin Hapu. “Although I am serving my sentence, I am yet to forgive myself for killing my friend in Mbare,” said Paul.



He recounted the chain of events that led him to fatally stab his friend. “Today I met Seh Calaz, and knew I used to be a friend of Benjamin. We had a quarrel over a small issue, I got angry and stabbed him,” he explained.

Reflecting on the tragedy, he warned others about the dangers of failing to reign in their emotions. “Allow me to warn people out there that failing to control our emotions can cost lives. Ndavekutambura hupenyu hwangu hwese nekuda kwekutadza kuzvidzora,” said Paul.

Seh Calaz also shared with H-Metro that he often saw Paul and Benjamin walking together in their neighbourhood. Paul is currently serving a 15-year sentence for murder and has completed two years so far. Seh Calaz was part of a group of musicians and football legends who toured Chikurubi Maximum Prison on Tuesday.

This group included Mathias Mhere, Jah Prayzah, Simon Mutambi, Mbeu, Jah Signal, Empress Masina, Pondo, Vafambi Pakutenda, and football legend Justice Majabvi. The tour was organized in anticipation of a show on November 16, coinciding with the Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services’ celebration of Prison Day. More than 3,000 inmates at Chikurubi Maximum Prison had the opportunity to interact with the stars during this special event.

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