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'''Keith Mlevhu''' was a [[Zambia]]n musician, popularly known for his independence song, ''[[Ubuntungwa (song)|Ubuntungwa]]'', which was part of his 1976 album ''[[Love and Freedom]]''.
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'''Keith Mlevhu''' (14 September 1950 - ) was a [[Zambia]]n multi-instrumentalist musician, popularly known for his independence song, ''[[Ubuntungwa (song)|Ubuntungwa]]'', which was part of his 1976 album ''[[Love and Freedom]]''.
 
==Early life==
Mlevhu was born on 14 September 1950 in the mining town of [[Chingola]].
 
==Career==
He started his music career from the time he was still a juvenile and played in a number notable music bands in his formative years on the [[Copperbelt]].
 
==Death==


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