“Prime Minister,” born Simbarashe Victor Masarirambi on June 28, 1978, in Zimbabwe, stands as a reggae sensation blending faith and rhythm. His stage presence echoes through the streets, particularly in Greencroft, Mabelreign, where locals knew him as the neighbourhood artist whose voice carried like a spiritual anthem.
From a young age, Prime Minister drew inspiration from reggae icons such as Dennis Brown, Sanchez, Shabba Ranks, Capleton, and Bounty Killer. In Greencroft, Mabelreign’s vibrant suburb, his vocals could be heard resonating even on the bustling streets, marking him as a local legend. His genre fuses Christian beliefs with reggae, delivered through vocals and percussion as a singerjay and deejay active since 2002. His vocals remain exceptionally powerful, deserving far wider recognition among artists of his calibre.

Attending Holiday Bible School at Greencroft Church of Christ as a young teen in the early 2000s offered a deeper glimpse into his world. Amid games and lessons with the boys, his emerging talent shone, fostering community ties that amplified his reputation. Today, as a youth pastor at a local Baptist church and an Associate Degree holder in Theology from Victory Bible Institute, he channels that foundation into his music.
Prime Minister performs live with Zimbabwe’s House of Stone Reggae Band and has shared stages, both locally and internationally, with artists such as Deitrick Haddon, Lecrae, Kirk Franklin, Chevelle Franklin, Dafari, and Pastor G.
Without the backing of a major label, his independent grind culminated in events like the Red Carpet Affair III Edition, held on December 27, 2025, where he headlined as a guest artist.
Artists like him deserve to be noticed now more than ever, and this feels like his time to shine globally. “Wagwan fam, I’m PRIME MINISTER,” he declares, inviting fans to witness his timeless sound.
With Zim dancehall dominating popular culture, his authentic reggae touch stands out as refreshingly superior—fusing Christian beliefs with vocals and percussion as a singerjay and deejay active since 2002.
His vocals remain exceptionally powerful, deserving far wider recognition among artists of his calibre.
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