Notable People
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- Brian Chikwava - writer and musician
- John Collins - former Chief Executive of Shell
- Chelsy Davy - Prince Harry's girlfriend was born in Bulawayo
- Daniel Dumile - English born US singer with Trinidadian and Zimbabwean parentage
- Duncan Fletcher - former coach of the English cricket team
- Norman Geras - academic and authority on Marxism
- Bruce Grobbelaar - South African born footballer with British and Zimbabwean links
- Kubi Indi - development activist, businesswoman and actress
- Jamelia - Singer of Jamaican and Zimbabwean parentage
- Rise Kagona - guitarist for Bhundu Boys
- Kenny Chitsvatsva - drummer for Bhundu Boys
- Miles Maclagan - professional tennis player and coach
- Kuda Matimba - keyboardist/singer of Bhundu Boys
- Alexander McCall Smith - author and expert on medical law and bioethics
- Benjani Mwaruwari - Zimbabwean born footballer of Malawian decent
- Thandie Newton - actress of Zimbabwean descent
- Lewin Nyatanga - footballer of Zimbabwean and Welsh descent
- Rozalla - dancer of Zambian and English parentage
- Shingai Shoniwa - singer/bass player of Noisettes
- Ian Napa - British Bantamweight boxing champion
- Tendayi Jembere - Actor
- Graeme Hick - Zimbabwean born cricketer
- Dereck Chisora - Zimbabwean born boxing champion
- Joseph Madyembwa - Former Zimbabwe National Cricket Team Computer Analyst and Mashonaland Eagles Team Manager
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