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Prince Kanokanga was born in Harare, Zimbabwe to Davison and Gwendoline Kanokanga. He attended Kids Stuff Nursery in the Avondale suburb of Harare, then attended Highlands Infant to the Junior school where he did his grade one to grade seven. He enrolled to Prince Edward School in Zimbabwe where he completed his O and A Level school respectively, becoming a Prefect, Athlete and Poet. From his early childhood Prince was involved in a lot of activities such as swimming, water polo, athletics, and speech and drama to mention a few. He is a widely travelled young man, who was involved in two cultural exchange programs in his schooling years with Israel and Finland. He aspires to be a lawyer and author like his father Davison Kanokanga. Prince is the Director of Smart Deals Private Limited Zimbabwe /TA Credit Check, a company involved in providing landlords and tenants with registration, certification as well as tenant checking and screening.)

The Best Poem Of Prince Kanokanga

Day Of The African Child

In different homes
Little boys and girls
Lay deep in sleep
Carrying in them the power of our morrow

How we love to beat them
Pencil their backsides
Teary eyes
Loud cries
Quick lash ourpenciled stick

Terrorized and victimized
Little enemies
Dishonorable ethnic hostility
We carry out.

Inhumanely treated by teachers and friends
Beaten and bruised
Improperly and excessively used as labour kids
Torture to no end.

Asleep in different homes
In their little villages and hidden routes
The little voices
Cry aloud and water the earth.

Torture to no end
Question the Dark Continent
Not the color of our skin but our hearts.

This is our day
We are all the little children
Grown as we may be
We have it within our hearts
To stop the pain
Heal the lame
And stop those little tears of rain.

Let's teach our children
How to write and sing
Not to work the labour fields
Let's teach our children
How to pen and not scream

This the Day of the African Child
We the natives and inhabitants
Let's pride in our future
The little children.
They carry the future
And answers on their little bended knees.

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