Artist urges Zim students to study in India

UK-BASED chanter, Qounfuzed, has urged Zimbabwean students, willing to study in India, to do so with reputable institutions.

The Memories singer, who recently toured India for performance, visited learning institutions which have Zimbabwean students, to motivate them in their studies.

“During my recent stay in India, I managed to visit two of the top Indian international educational institutions.

“I met the director of the Chandigarh group of college Mr Asimjot Singh Chahal and also Mr Sunil Soni the Director of SVIET international affairs (Swami Vivekanand Institute of Engineering & Technology.

I would like to thank show promoter Mr Kelvin Maunganidze of Boss K Events who made this possible.

“I had an incredible experience at these two esteemed institutions.”

Quonfuzed, who is popular among students, added:

“I was fortunate enough to meet with faculty members, engage in stimulating conversations with current students, and explore the remarkable facilities that both the CGC Jhanjeri and SVIET are offering to students.

I can testify that the institutions are welcoming international students and making sure that they are not missing the comfort of their homes.

“It’s definitely a safe space for students from faraway lands and it was my pleasure to visit them. We managed to discuss and make future plans to see how we can work together in the best ways possible.

“I am glad that I will be working together with them in the near future.”

Qounfuzed is currently on an international tour and has already toured Cyprus, UK, Poland, Ireland and most recently India.

-HMetro-