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Phindu to play judge at Word Smash Poetry drive - The Times Group Malawi

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Poet Phindu Zaie Banda will this weekend fly the country’s flag at the first ever all-female national slam poetry feast in Lusaka, Zambia, where she will play the role of guest judge. The spoken word artist leaves the country tomorrow for the event, which will be held on Saturday. Phindu Zaie, who has starred at …

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