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Macheso gets temporary reprieve

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SUNGURA ace Alick Macheso appears to be getting a reprieve from his acrimonious divorce with second wife Tafadzwa Fortunate Mapako with his 46th birthday

SUNGURA ace Alick Macheso appears to be getting a reprieve from his acrimonious divorce with second wife Tafadzwa Fortunate Mapako with his 46th birthday bashes continuing from last week.

SILENCE CHARUMBIRA ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER

The musician held a party at the Glamis Arena last Friday and will tomorrow be taking the celebrations to Budiriro 1 for a performance at New Life Nite Club.

According to Fidelis Ngove, organiser of the show, the event would be a way for the sungura musician to appreciate his ghetto fans.

“It is a tough time for him like it is for anyone else going through a divorce, but we are happy to be hosting yet another party for him. We are not there to interfere with his family issues, but just to cherish our beloved musician,” Ngove said. “New Life is Macheso’s home and his fans are waiting for him as it has been long before he performed at the venue.”

Ngove, who has in the past pampered the musician with gifts at every chance, said he would also be presenting the musician with a birthday present on the day.

The parties, however, appear to be calm before the storm as Macheso is awaiting results of paternity tests of two children sired with estranged wife Mapako.

To his fans’ advantage, however, Macheso is known to come out of such situations stronger than ever as evidenced by his Zvinoda Kutendwa album released after another gruelling experience with the exposition of his relationship with Mapako in the media.