Zimbabwe’s gospel music community is in mourning following the death of popular musician Elison “Glassboy” Simbanegavi. The news was confirmed in a heartfelt message by renowned music producer Clive Mono Mukundu, who expressed deep sorrow at the loss of his close friend.We are deeply saddened by the passing of our friend Elison ‘Glassboy’ Simbanegavi. He was a gospel musician, husband, and father. R.I.P my brother,” Mukundu wrote on his social media platforms, paying tribute to Simbanegavi’s contributions to the gospel music industry.
Simbanegavi, affectionately known as “Glassboy,” was a well-loved figure in the Zimbabwean music scene. He was not only a talented gospel musician but also a dedicated family man. Fans, colleagues, and fellow musicians have begun to share messages of condolence on social media, with many reflecting on his influence in their lives and the joy his music brought to listeners.
His untimely death has left a significant void in the gospel music community. Social media has been flooded with messages from fans and friends offering their condolences. “Rest in Power Mukoma,” wrote one user, while others expressed their sadness by commenting, “R.I.P Simbanegavi” and “Rest in glory.”
Details regarding the cause of his death have not been made public, but the outpouring of grief is a testament to Simbanegavi’s impact as a musician and a beloved figure within Zimbabwe’s gospel fraternity.
