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Dandy Krazy dies after New Year's Eve crash in Zambia 's Kapiri Mposhi region.
The 47-year-old was known for using music as a tool for political commentary.
His song Donchi Kubeba is credited with helping the Patriotic Front sweep to power in 2011 elections.
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