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<a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Peter_Moyo">Peter Moyo</a> and Utakataka Express completed the first phase of the launch of a six-track album, titled Mwana WaMambo, at an event held at Steak House in Harare on Sunday night, reported <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/peter-moyo-completes-first-phase-of-album-launch/">H-Metro</a>.
The Young Igwe combined the launch with his late father Tongai Moyo’s “Dewa Commemoration” show.
The tracks on the album are Igwe, Ruva Remuchato, Ndiwe Urikupisa, Mwari Wangu, Hatina Nguva and Ndangariro.
The event marked 12 years since the death of his father, who passed away in 2011. Said Peter:
<blockquote>
Launch was amazing and I was happy that my friends in this industry supported me.
Well, this album is doing great and I am happy all is going well.
I am giving you the best version of me.
</blockquote>
Peter took over the reins of Utakataka Express after the death of his father.
He only started singing after his father became ill and in June 2013, he released his début album “Mushonga Mukuru” which was auctioned for US$5000.
Peter is grateful to his father’s fans, who are still supporting his journey, and helping him in trying to keep the Utakataka legacy alive. He said:
<blockquote>
It’s 12 years now and it feels like we lost the legend yesterday because the support we are still getting is amazing.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Peter Moyo Completes First Phase Of Album Launch

Sungura musician Peter “Young Igwe” Moyo has denied reports claiming that he has hit hard times and begged for financial assistance from <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Alick_Macheso">Alick Macheso</a>.
Posting on his Facebook page, <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Peter_Moyo">Peter Moyo</a>, son of late musician <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tongai_Moyo">Tongai Moyo</a>, popularly known as Dhewa, thanked his fans who checked on him following the reports, adding that the claims are falsehoods. <a href="https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02Ctq34KsaYRfMWBtthLUpxubDEcPtdVDRqqfpf3aTthrKnSq88bWL8Lymw3YcRETBl&amp;id=100000807777650&amp;mibextid=Nif5oz">He wrote</a>:
<blockquote>
Uchiti warirwadzisa Dafi kurikaviri mhiri kwegwizi nyambesegwa ukutoriyambutsa.
Thank you to all those who called to check up on me and give me money though nyaya yanga iri yenhema but rudo rwenyu ndorwaita mufone kunzwa kuti Jaya riri sei.
 Ndatowana mari yema Jemamba imwe ndichatengera Gogo Chihera girosari zvangu. Thank you Reporter akanyora nyaya iyi uri chibaba, kundiitisa mari ndakarivara.
</blockquote>
According to a report, Peter asked for rent money from Macheso during a family musical show at Steak House in Waterfalls recently.
He was quoted as saying he received the money to pay his rent and more than US$500 from well-wishers after his public appeal. 
The report also claimed that Macheso commended Peter for opening up on his problem and that pledged to assist him. Macheso reportedly said:
<blockquote>
Chekuvanza hapana mikore yatiri iyi, we must be sharing our problems and situations in life as is the case with Peter Moyo.
Peter, you are my son, be open, I am there for you, Tongai is not dead because we are there.
God is there watching, so just do your best and God will be there for you.
</blockquote>
Peter took over the reins of Utakataka Express after the death of his father in 2011.
He was once accused of singing discord as he started off and went on to receive vocal lessons from gospel singer <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Charles_Charamba" title="Charles Charamba">Charles Charamba.</a>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Peter Moyo Refutes Reports He Begged For Money From Macheso

Sungura musician <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Alick_Macheso">Alick Macheso</a> has paid rent for <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Peter_Moyo">Peter Moyo</a>, son of late musician <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tongai_Moyo">Tongai Moyo</a>, popularly known as Dhewa.
Peter asked for rent money from Macheso during a family musical show at Steak House in Waterfalls last week.
The Utakataka Express band leader later said he received the money to pay his rent and more than US$500 from well-wishers after his public appeal. Said Peter:
<blockquote>
Whenever I attend Macheso’s family shows during month ends, I will be begging for money to pay rent.
At least if you help me with US$150, I will look for another US$150 to pay my rent.
</blockquote>
Macheso commended Peter for opening up on his problem and pledged to assist him. He said:
<blockquote>
Chekuvanza hapana mikore yatiri iyi, we must be sharing our problems and situations in life as is the case with Peter Moyo.
Peter, you are my son, be open, I am there for you, Tongai is not dead because we are there.
God is there watching, so just do your best and God will be there for you.
</blockquote>
Macheso and Peter performed the song Samanyemba and Zvinoita Murudo together after his appeal.
Peter took over Utakataka Express following the death of his father on 15 October 2011.
He retained the core of the band members like Spencer Khumulani, Evidence “Baba Gari” Tarabuku and Gift “Shiga Shiga” Katulika.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Alick Macheso Pays Rentals For Peter Moyo

Peter Moyo will tomorrow throw a digital concert to celebrate his 31st birthday, the Daily News reports. This was revealed by the musician himself as he was speaking to the publication. Peter said:
<blockquote>The actual birthday was held on August 18 but I have decided to celebrate the crucial event of my life with my fans who have collectively built the brand Peter Moyo. The event is meant to entertain my fans during this coronavirus national lockdown. I urge my fans to buy data bundles and enjoy the concert in the comfort of their homes.</blockquote>
Moyo also spoke about the challenges they are facing as musicians due to the lockdown and said:
<blockquote>During the weekends, especially month-ends like this, we used to stage at least two concerts per day due to high demand for our music. In the process, we used to make a lot of money and that made our lives easier as musicians. Now with this national lockdown, we are in a fix,</blockquote>
Musicians and people in the entertainment industry have complained that the lockdown has hit them the hardest as they cannot venture into activities that afford them to earn a living.
More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/young-igwe-stages-digital-concert/">Daily News </a>

Peter Moyo To Throw A Digital Concert To Celebrate His Birthday

Local sungura musician, Peter Moyo, on Saturday customarily married his longtime lover Caroline Rutendo Makamache.
Moyo, the son of music icon, Tongai Moyo Dewa Moyo travelled to Bulawayo where he paid lobola to Makamache’s family.
Sources privy to the story told Zim Morning Post that contrary to rumours that Makamache provided the lobola funds, Peter had raised funds for this event through an agricultural enterprise. Sources said:
<blockquote>Peter has been saving proceeds from his farming business. He has chickens in Mbizo and a vibrant horticulture farming business in Sesombe.
Music has not been yielding any financial results because of the lockdown so he was concentrating on farming.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Caroline is based in the United States and was married in absentia. In some jurisdictions, however, proxy weddings are not recognized as legally binding: both parties must be present.
The couple made headlines previously after Makamache had bought a surprise gift of a BMW for Peter.
More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/breakingpeter-moyo-off-the-market-pays-lobola/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZimMorningPost</a>

Peter Moyo Marries Longtime Lover

Peter Moyo, son of the late Sungura musician Tongai Moyo, is reported to have evicted his siblings from the Kwekwe house which was left by his father. He is also said to be refusing to help his brother Obert with his musical career. The late Tongai Moyo lived with his six children from five women: Peter, Nyasha, Obert, Tanaka, Natasha and Nicole. The other siblings are now being looked after by their mothers and maternal relatives.
Said Obert,
<blockquote>The situation is chaotic at the moment. Every child that was left by mudhara (Tongai Moyo) in Kwekwe is now staying with their relatives.
Peter captured the Mbizo house for himself and his mother. He has chased everyone else away. I had to be rescued by my mother after I was evicted from Mbizo. The bone of contention is inheritance. I and every other one of my siblings did not benefit anything from the assets dad left but that is not the issue. I want the musical talent heritage. I want the talent.</blockquote>
However, Peter denied all the allegations saying everyone is free to use the Kwekwe house.
More: <a href="http://www.sundaymail.co.zw/for-dhewa-family-things-fall-apart-peter-evicts-siblings-from-kwekwe-home-refuses-to-support-brothers-career/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Sunday Mail</a>

Peter Moyo Evicts Siblings From Kwekwe House, Refuses To Support Brother

Sungura musician Peter “Young Igwe” Moyo has been deserted by long-serving manager Suko Dube and sound engineer Robert Gomba due to financial problems reportedly affecting the band’s operations.
 
Dube confirmed his departure from Utakataka Express but unwilling to shed more light on why he quit but Gomba blamed Utakataka Express’ financial woes on Young Igwe. Said Gomba:
<blockquote>I worked for two weeks as a sound engineer but the group failed to pay me. The financial situation was so bad that quitting was the only reasonable option left to me.The band is making money but the problem is Peter’s archaic approach to business.</blockquote>
 
But a furious Young Igwe accused Gomba of lying and said that he did not owe anyone and revealed that Dube quit Utakataka Express to concentrate on his business interests.
 
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/02/15/manager-engineer-quit-utakataka">Daily News</a>

Manager & engineer desert Peter Moyo's Utakataka Express due to financial problems reportedly affecting the band

<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Sulumani_Chimbetu">Sulumani Chimbetu</a> will on Friday perform at The Legends Sports Diner in Marondera at a gig meant to commemorate the life of the late Sungura giant, <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tongai_Moyo">Tongai “Dhewa” Moyo</a>, who died five years ago. He will share the stage with <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Peter_Moyo">Peter Moyo</a>, popularly known as Young Igwe, who took over Utakataka Express after his father’s death.
Speaking to NewsDay, Show promoter, Daniel Masaiti, confirmed the gig,
<blockquote>The late Tongai Moyo used to perform in Marondera and we thought it good to bring the commemorations here in honour of him. Both Sulu and Peter are crowd favourites, judging by their previous performances in Marondera. This means that we are looking forward to a great event that will attract a number of people. Dhewa did his part and contributed a lot to this country as far as music is concerned.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/10/19/sulu-young-igwe-dhewa-commemorations/">NewsDay</a>

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