Fifteen years after Tongai “Dhewa” Moyo died, his Sungura classics continue to resonate with Zimbabweans. We remember the musician whose voice and songs became part of the nation’s soundtrack.

After a postponed birthday album launch, Tatuh Maluba and the RHINOS finally took their music to Cresta Jameson, delivering a nostalgic, emotionally charged performance rooted in struggle, resilience and hope.

Those songs did not just play; they ministered. They became timeless divine classics in our homes, at funerals, at all-night prayers, in kombis. But the face remained unknown until television finally did us justice. Then, like many Zimbabwean songstresses before her, we tucked her memory to the back of our heads. In our minds, she had cut her vocal cords. Gone quiet. Finished. She hadn't.