This site displays my career as disc jockey, although I did not manage to get all the images that reflect my early stages. However, there are images of disco equipment, photographs of past events, links to music sites (music that I normally would play), flyers of past events and a display of Journalistic awards I won in my career.

I was radio/club disc jockey for the past 20 years. It all started when I used to collect all the latest pop music as a hobby. Music magazines such as "Record Mirror", "New Musical Express and "Billboard" also played a vital role in my career. Also, listening to other Disc Jockeys I suppose that's where I got my inspiration to choose such a profession. When I got started, I used to play music at weddings, birthday parties, school functions and nightclubs. While working as a Disc Jockey/Producer on National radio.
I joined the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation in 1982 on a part-time basis for seven years. In 1990 I was offered a full-time job as an Announcer Producer for National Radio 3 (an all hit pop station aimed at audience aged between 3 and 35 years old). My duties were to present and produce programmes for the station.
I was awarded "Journalistic Radio DJ of the Year (1989)", "Journalistic Radio DJ of the Year (1990)", "Journalistic and Media Award for Radio Presenter, Entertainment (1991)", "Journalistic and Media Award for Radio Presenter/DJ (1992)", "Journalistic and Media Award for Radio Presenter/DJ (1993)",
In 1991 I was appointed Senior/Announcer Producer for the station. This promotion had extra duties and responsibilities. Some of them were planning and evaluating of programmes, prospecting for new programme ideas and production and research of programmes.In order to perform I had to purchase a professional sound system as displayed in on the equipment page. The music selection was mostly from my collection, which was a variety to suit all tastes. I used a trailer to ship my equipment between shows. I would use the press to advertise the shows or flyers (see examples on the "Past Events" page)
Although, I have lost copies of my early photographs I have displayed the recent ones on my site. With the arrival of the World Wide Web, getting to know about new music and purchasing music was made easy. As opposed to the magazines and music from abroard, which would arrive out of date.