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Zimbabwe: Musicians Ex-Q, Nutty O Get Bail

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[The Herald] URBAN Grooves musician EX-Q, born Enock Munhenga, and Zimdancehall singer Carrington Simbarashe Chiwadzwa, known as Nutty O, who appeared in court for allegedly tendering fake Covid-19 certificates at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport upon their return into the country from South Africa have been freed on $5 000 bail each.

Source: allAfrica.com

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