Mapfumo's song, was released posthumously in 2015. Speaking out against police brutality She said, "To beat people, to threaten people, to put a person in a situation where they have to think for the next five hours about whether or not they are going to be okay — is a very, very bad thing to do." Death and suicide of daughter Maraire died on 24 July 2013 at South Medical Hospital in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe, aged 37. According to her manager Cosmas Zamangwe, she had been admitted to hospital 10 days earlier suffering from chest pains. The cause of death was the result of suspected pneumonia, just a year after the death of her ex-husband, Andy Brown, also a prominent musician. The couple left behind two daughters, Chengeto and Chiedza. She was buried at her rural home in Chakohwa village in Mutambara. On September 12, 2015, the younger of her daughters, 15 year old Chiedza Brown, committed suicide. Chiedza was also a musician in the Mbira tradition like her mother and an accomplished singer. The last surviving member of Maraire's family with Andy Brown is her daughter, Chengeto, although Andy Brown had other children, the half-siblings of Maraire's daughters. Awards and honours Chiwoniso was honoured by Radio France ("Decouverte Afrique") for her debut album, Ancient Voices (1998), and was nominated in the Kora All-Africa Music Awards for best female vocals of Africa in 1999. The album entered the World Music Charts Europe three times. Discography Albums A Piece of Ebony: From the Native Tongue (1992) Ancient Voices (1998) Chiwoniso & Vibe Culture: Timeless (2004) The Collaboration: Hupenyu Kumusha/Life at Home/Impilo Ekhaya. Volume 1 (2006) Rebel Woman (2008) Singles "Zvichapera" (released posthumously 2015) Spurious/Untraced "Woman of the Well" "Return Great Spirit" (alternative version to the one on Timeless) Also appears on Everyone's Child: tracks 1, 15 and 17 (soundtrack, 1996) Andy Brown and The Storm: Hondo Ye Sadza (2000) Joy Denalane: Mamani (2002) Andy Brown and The Storm: Passage of Time (2003) Women Care with Marie Daulne, Talike, Anneli Drecker and others (2005) Tanyaradzwa (soundtrack, 2006) Trio Ivoire: Across the Ocean (2009) with Mari Boine and others: Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace - The Nobel Peace Prize 100 years (2010) Max Wild: Tamba (2010) Antonio Forcione: Sketches of Africa (2012) Featured by Outspoken Tha Humble Neophyte: "The Heavens And The Skies" Jah Prayzah: "Dande" Compilations Women Care (2005) - "African