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Legendary musician Karikoga Leonard Zhakata is set to launch his highly anticipated album, “Jinda Rasvika”, this Saturday in Kadoma at The Star Bar, <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/zhakata-descends-on-kadoma/">reported H-Metro</a>.
This event follows Zhakata’s last memorable performance in the city, where he celebrated his birthday with a full house.
“Jinda Rasvika” marks the latest addition to Zhakata’s impressive discography, further cementing his legacy in the Zimbabwean music scene.
The album follows a long line of successful releases from an artist whose career has spanned more than three decades.
This year also marks a significant milestone for Zhakata as it is the 30th anniversary of his breakthrough album, Maruva Enyika, which was released in 1994.
One of the standout tracks from that album, “Mugove,” became an instant classic and was named Song of the Year on the Radio Zimbabwe Top 20 Hits list.
The song’s success was a major feat, outshining other big names of the time, including Leonard Dembo’s “Nzungu Ndamenya,” Simon Chimbetu’s “Pachipamwe,” and John Chibadura’s “Rairai Vana,” which rounded out the Top Five.
It was such a golden year for Zhakata that the third-best song, “Mwenza,” was also his production.
Zhakata’s triumph in 1994 was remarkable for several reasons. At just 26 years old, he became the youngest Zimbabwean musician to sell more than 100,000 copies of an album.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zhakata, a famous musician, will launch his new album "Jinda Rasvika" in Kadoma this Saturday. His last show in Kadoma was amazing. The new album adds to his long list of successful music. This year is also the 30th anniversary of his hit album "Maruva Enyika". One of his songs, "Mugove," was a big hit in 1994. At just 26 years old, Zhakata became the youngest Zimbabwean musician to sell over 100,000 albums. It's a big milestone for him!

Zhakata Launches "Jinda Rasvika" Album In Kadoma This Weekend

Celebrated Zimbabwean musician <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Leonard_Zhakata">Karikoga Leonard Zhakata</a> is celebrating his 55th birthday today, 25 June 2023.
In a post on his social media pages, Zhakata expressed his gratitude to his fans, friends, and family for their love and support throughout his long musical career.
Zhakata is famous for hits that include Mugove, Hupenyu Mutoro, Gomba Remarara, Sakunatsa, Batai Mazwi, Pane Ziya Pane Dovi, and Dairai Tenzi, to name but a few. He wrote:
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Special day for me as I turn 55 years. I thank my lord, family, friends and fans. You have been so generous with your love over the years and you have supported my music through thick and thin. Today let me know, what’s your favorite song?
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Zhakata was born on 25 June 1968 and is the only boy in a family of seven children.
He is married to Ruth and the couple has four children – Chamu Lionel, Angela Leossa, Petula Pepukai and Kanotonga Lennon.
Zhakata became the youngest and the first Zimbabwean solo musician to sell more than 100 000 copies of an album, Maruva Enyika.
He recently revealed that he struggled to release his Maruva Enyika album and had to push for two years, from 1992 to 1994 for the album to be released.
The album has the track, “Mugove”, which is considered by some local commentators one of the best songs ever released by a Zimbabwean musician. 
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Leonard Zhakata Celebrates 55th Birthday

Musician<a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Leonard_Zhakata"> Leonard Karikoga Zhakata</a> has urged his followers not to give up hope in the face of obstacles, saying persistence pays off in the long run.
The self-styled ZORA King, who is riding high on his latest album “Mupendero Wenguva” said he struggled to release his “Maruva Enyika” album and had to push for two years for the album to be released.
The album has the track, “Mugove”, which is considered by some local commentators one of the best songs ever released by a Zimbabwean musician. Said Zhakata:
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I just looked outside nepaWindow ndobva ndafunga hangu (through the window and I remembered) back in 92 when l was pushing for my Album with the song Mugove to be released by the Record label.
It took me 2 years of trying to get it released whilst they were holding it before it finally aired.
l just wondered had l given up would Zimbabwe ever have known of the Artist named Leonard Karikoga Zhakata?
l guess we will never know but Iwe usapererwe netariro (don’t lose hope). Inguva chete, mirazvako uone (It’s a matter of time, just wait and see).
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Zhakata released Maruva Enyika in 1994 and the hit Mugove became a “street anthem”.
He broke new ground in the music industry by becoming the youngest and the first Zimbabwean solo musician to sell more than 100 000 copies of an album.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Zhakata Says He Struggled To Have Mugove Released, Album Was Held For Two Years

Sungura musician Leonard “Karikoga” Zhakata is set to launch his 22nd album on the 14th of December 2022.
The new album “Mupendero Wenguva”, will be unveiled 21 years after the death of Thomas Makion, Zhakata’s Maungwe Brothers partner and nephew.
Makion died on 10 August 2001. He recorded two albums with Zhakata before they went their separate ways.
Speaking in a recent interview with The Sunday Mail, Zhakata said the new album brings back memories of the days when the Maungwe Brothers was still strong. He said:
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I worked with Makion during my early days and somehow, this new album sadly reminds me of the period that I worked with him.
He played a pivotal role in the formation of the Zhakata Original Rhythms of Africa (ZORA) music.
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On the night of Zhakata’s album launch, the Maungwe Brothers will be the curtain raisers.
The late Makion’s band is now being led by his son, Thomas Makion Jnr. and Zhakata said that he wants to support him to keep the late musician’s legacy alive. He said:
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Thomas Makion Jnr is working tirelessly to revive Maungwe Brothers. I am more than prepared to help him realise his dream.
This is the only way that I can show my appreciation for the work that was done by his late father.
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Zhakata, who rose to fame with his song “Mugove” released in the mid-1990s, will be unveiling his 22nd album.
It has seven tracks, namely, “Runyoro”, “Chiiko Nesu”, “Mukadzi Mushingi”, “Dairai Tenzi”, “Inguva”, “Mufandichimuka” and “It is Well”. | <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/zhakata-dedicates-new-offering-to-makion">The Sunday Mail</a>

Zhakata Dedicates New Album To His Nephew Makion

Legendary Sungura musician Leonard Karikoga Zhakata said he is only an artist and not a politician but people always have different interpretations to what he intends to say in his songs.
Speaking during an interview with the Daily News on Sunday Assistant Editor Maxwell Sibanda, Zhakata said he, however, does not harbour any hard feelings about the censorship of his songs during the Robert Mugabe era.
The 52-year-old released songs such as Mugove, Sakunatsa and Mubikira which were considered critical of the regime and his songs were banned from State-run radio stations. Commenting on the era when his music was considered anathema by authorities, the ZORA singer said:
<blockquote>I never developed hard feelings; in fact, it was an opportunity for me to add my voice to freedom of expression as well as the freeing of the airwaves, which I did and I am happy to see so many radio stations in our country contributing positively to the development of our nation.
I also learnt many lessons from that era; I became fearless, yet on the other hand, I now practice self-censorship in some of my songs.</blockquote>
Zhakata also spoke about his family. He said he has been married to his wife Ruth for a long time and the couple have four children. He said:
<blockquote>So many years in marriage, we have four children — Chamu Lionel, Angela Leossa, Petula Pepukai and Kanotonga Lennon.
Chamu did his 1st degree at Africa University, Angela did her accounting degree in China, Petula is doing law in SA and Lennon is doing lower 6.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/im-only-an-artist-not-a-politician/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a></h4>

Zhakata Says He's Merely An Artist, Not A Politician

Coca-Cola  Zimbabwe the sponsors of the Coca-Cola Radio Zimbabwe Top 50 have said that they will not change the selection process for the show.  Coca-Cola Zimbabwe country manager Nomathemba Halimana maintained that listeners and viewers will always have the final say.  This follows an outcry after<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/news/2017/01/01/leonard-zhakata-rules-zimbabwean-radio-madam-boss/" target="_blank"> Leonard Zhakata won all three top awards</a>, leading some people to call for a panel of experts.  .
Speaking at the  awards ceremony Halimana said:
<blockquote>Unlike other music award ceremonies where panels of experts are responsible for choosing winners, this one is unique as it belongs to the viewers and listeners. Fans are empowered to select songs and videos of their choice through a voting platform.</blockquote>
Zhakata also said:
<blockquote>I would like to thank the organisers for coming up with such an event and also my colleagues Proggy and Sulu who I worked with on the song ‘Madam Boss’, they really did a good job and I really appreciate it.
I also want to thank the fans who voted for me and I want to promise that I will continue to release good music, I have a lot in store for them this year.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/fans-will-always-determine-coca-cola-charts/">Herald</a>

Coca Cola Zimbabwe says it will not change selection rules for Top 50 despite Zhakata winning all top 3 awards

<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Leonard_Zhakata">Leonard Zhakata</a>‘s song “Madam Boss” was number one on <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/National_FM">National FM</a> and Radio Zimbabwe. His songs also occupied the number 1, 2 and 3 spots on Radio Zimbabwe.
In September the song Madam Boss broke the Coca-Cola Radio Zimbabwe Top 20 record after pulling an incredible 10 845 listener votes as it topped the charts for over a month. The track features <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Sulumani_Chimbetu">Sulumani Chimbetu</a> and Progress Chipfumo and is off his last album Mutunga Dzese.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/DrPatson/status/815596024182009856">Patson Dzamara on Twitter</a>

Leonard Zhakata rules Zimbabwean radio with "Madam Boss"

<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Leonard_Zhakata">Leonard Zhakata</a> had to cancel a show at Westlea Shopping Centre last Friday where he was billed to perform at Destiney Night Club in Harare.
Speaking to HMetro, Zhakata revealed that he had to cancel the show due to a fever as he was suffering from flu. Speaking to the publication, Zhakata said:
<blockquote>I could not perform on Friday because I wasn’t feeling well, I had no voice and my pitch was so low due to flu. I saw it as a direct day light robbery to my fans. Everything was on course but honestly I was not well so I didn’t want to gamble. I always want to deliver the best, I promise to make up to them and I know they have been waiting for me.</blockquote>
Zhakata said that he would perform at the venue soon as he was getting better.
More: <a href="http://hmetro.co.zw/zhakata-down-with-illness/">HMetro</a>

Zhakata cancels show due to illness

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