Ivy Kombo
Ivy Kombo-Kasi is a Zimbabwean gospel music artist and lawyer based in the United Kingdom. She is also co-founder of Nguva Yakwana Gospel Show. Early life. Kombo was born in 1975 in Harare, Zimbabwe, and grew up in Glen View 4 suburb. She did her secondary education at St Johns Chikwaka. She relocated to the United Kingdom in 2006. She studied LLB Law and LLM International Commercial Law at the University of Bedfordshire the MSC Project Management at University of Northampton. Career. Kombo started singing when she was 10 years old in primary school. She began  her professional career when she joined the Ezekiel Guti Evangelical Association Gospel Train (EGEA) popularly known as Gospel Train which was founded by Admire Kasi. Ivy Kombo released her debut album in 1993 titled "Mufudzi Wangu"; she then left Gospel Train to pursue a solo career. In her solo career from 1993, she released an album annually. In her career she had released several radio hits including "Nguva Yakwana", "Handidzokre Shure", "Mwari Ndimweya" and "Wawana Jesu". In 2000, Kombo became the director of Gospel Train Records and co-founder of Nguva Yakwana Celebrations gospel shows in 2002 which featured South  African renowned artistes Vuyo Mokoena the late, Sipho Makhabane, Thembinkosi, Lundi Tyamara and Buhle as well as Fungisai. In 2001, Ivy Kombo was part of Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation vision 2020 music initiative along with Chiwoniso Maraire and Busi Ncube. In 2002, Kombo was a founding member of Ruvhuvhuto Sisters during her solo career which consisted of Plaxedes Wenyika, Fortunate Matenga and the late Jackie Madondo. The group's first project was the Miss Malaika beauty pageant promotional jingle held in 2003. Personal life. Ivy Kombo is married to Admire Kasi who is the founder of UpperView International Ministries. Ivy Kombo