Alick Macheso's Team Refutes Claims of Mercedes Benz Return!

Alick Macheso's camp has swiftly responded to rumors suggesting that the sungura maestro had relinquished a 2022 US$140,000 Mercedes Benz GLE 400D gifted to him by tycoon Wicknell Chivayo.

Amidst the alleged fallout between Chivayo and Madzibaba, speculations arose hinting at Macheso's involvement in the saga, leading to assumptions that he had returned the luxury car bestowed upon him by Sir Wicknell.

Tich Makahamadze, the spokesperson for Macheso, has moved to clarify the situation, vehemently denying any such actions on behalf of the renowned Ambassador.

Alick Macheso's Team Refutes Claims of Mercedes Benz Return!

Makahamadze emphasized, "Ambassador Macheso did not engage in any activity of that nature, contrary to the claims circulating on social media." The statement aims to dispel the misinformation circulating online and address the unfounded rumors with a direct and succinct response.

The denial of these allegations underscores Macheso's commitment to steering clear of unwarranted controversy and focuses on his music career rather than engaging in social media-fueled speculations.

By dismissing the claims surrounding the purported return of the Mercedes Benz, Macheso's team sends a clear message that they will not be drawn into debates based on unfounded claims circulating in the digital sphere.

Alick Macheso: The Journey of Zimbabwe's Sungura Legend

Alick Macheso stands tall as a revered figure in Zimbabwe's music landscape, celebrated for his exceptional talent as a Sungura musician. Known for his prowess as a guitarist, lyricist, and dancer, Macheso has carved out a legacy with an array of award-winning performances that have captivated audiences far and wide.

The musical odyssey of Alick Macheso commenced in the early 1990s when he burst onto the scene with the release of his album 'Magariro', a masterpiece that showcased his musical genius. The album spawned the chart-topping tracks 'Pakutema munda' and 'Baba namai', cementing his reputation as a rising star in the industry.

Born on June 10, 1968, Macheso's journey into the world of music began at a tender age, nurtured by his uncles Julius and Rogers Macheso who introduced him to the intricacies of playing the banjo. His innate musical talent quickly blossomed, leading him to experiment and push his boundaries by mastering the guitar with remarkable skill, even adding more strings to his instrument.

During his formative years at Enterprise Primary School in Shamva, Macheso's passion for music flourished. Subsequently, he ventured into the music scene, first aligning himself with the Vhuka Boys led by Shepherd Chinyani. It was during this time that Macheso crossed paths with Nicholas Zakaria, a pivotal encounter that would alter the course of his musical career.

Transitioning from the Vhuka Boys to join forces with Zakaria in the Khiama Boys, Macheso's talents shone even brighter, leading to the formation of the Orchestra Mberikwazvo. Together with Nicholas Zakaria's younger brother, they produced a string of successful albums, including 'Simbaradzo', 'Zvakanaka Zvakadaro', and 'Zvido Zvenyu Kunyanya', with guidance from the Bhundu Boys.

Macheso's discography boasts notable works such as 'Vakiridzo', 'Simbaradzo', 'Zvakanaka Zvakadaro', 'Zvido Zvenyu Kunyanya', and 'Vapupuri Pupurai', each contributing to his meteoric rise in the music industry. His musical journey culminated in the South African-recorded album 'Ndezvashe', marking a new chapter in his illustrious career post his tenure with Gramma Records.