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Carol Mujokoro (born Carol Chivengwa) is a Zimbabwean Christian/gospel music artist and pastor.
Carol Mujokoro is a Zimbabwean Christian Musician, Songwriter, Composer as well as a Pastor.
She started her professional music career in the early 1990s then later enrolled for a Diploma in Biblical Stidies & Christian Leadership with the Africa Multination for Christ College (AMFCC) from 2008-2010.
After obtaining a diploma from AMFCC, she went on to enrol for a degree in Biblical Studies with Friends University and later on a Master's Degree and a Doctorate from Triune University.
Mujokoro has toured major towns of Zimbabwe performing at musical concerts as well as church crusades. She has also toured most of the SADC countries as a Musician.
In 2003, she toured The Holy Land, Israel specifically to see the land where Jesus Christ lived and to record a music video for the album Ngatimunamate. She became the first Zimbabwean gospel artist to achieve that feat.
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