Renowned Zambian rapper Muzo AKA Alphonso has officially completed a six-month rehabilitation program at the Great North Road Academy Rehabilitation Centre, marking a powerful step in his journey toward personal transformation and healing.
At an emotional farewell ceremony, Muzo spoke with honesty and courage about his decision to give up alcohol and smoking — a choice that has redefined his path. He shared how the past six months have been a time of deep reflection, growth, and renewal. His story, once shadowed by struggle, now shines as a beacon of resilience and hope.
Muzo expressed heartfelt gratitude to the rehabilitation staff for their unwavering support and care. He gave special thanks to Dr. Rozious Siatwambo, acknowledging him as a key figure in offering the opportunity to reclaim his life.
“I’m walking away from this experience a changed man,” Muzo said. “I’ve been given another chance, and I will not waste it. I’m staying clean, focused, and true to myself.”
As he steps back into the public eye, fans and fellow artists across Zambia have rallied behind him in support, celebrating not just his recovery — but his courage to confront his challenges head-on.
Muzo’s story is not just one of recovery — it’s one of redemption, strength, and a new beginning.
Welcome back, Muzo. Zambia is proud of you.
