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Johnny Clegg was a South African musician and anthropologist known for blending Western and Zulu music, making significant contributions to the anti-apartheid movement through his art.

Johnny Clegg was born on June 7, 1953, in Bacup, Lancashire, England, and moved to South Africa at a young age. He developed an interest in Zulu culture and music during his teenage years.

Johnny Clegg was married to Jenny Clegg, and they had two children. Despite facing health challenges later in life, he remained active in music and social causes until his passing in 2019.

Clegg co-founded the bands Juluka and Savuka, blending traditional Zulu music with Western rock. He released several critically acclaimed albums and was known for his energetic performances and activism against apartheid.

Johnny Clegg received numerous awards, including the Order of Ikhamanga for his contribution to South African music and his role in the fight against apartheid. His hit song "Asimbonanga" became an anthem for the anti-apartheid movement.

Clegg faced government censorship and threats during the apartheid era due to his outspoken opposition to the regime and his interracial performances, which were illegal at the time.

Among his many works, "Scatterlings of Africa" and "Asimbonanga" stand out as iconic songs that brought international attention to South African music and the anti-apartheid struggle.