Tererai Mugwadi

Tererai Mugwadi is a Zimbabwean artist and one of the pioneers of Urban Grooves. She rose to national stardom in the 2000s with her hit song "Waenda" which is found on "Chamhembe Volume 1" compilation album. She went on to release other hits such as "Sands of Time", "Heya" and "I would and I will". In January 2018, Mugwadi was found guilty of culpable homicide charges after she was involved in an accident which claimed the life of Seremani Marvellous in September 2017. She was fined US $250. In February 2018, a sex tape with Mugwadi and a man identified only as Zhetstar was leaked on the internet. Mugwadi was born on January 26 and raised in Mount Hampden. She got married to her former manager, Liberty Mafukidze in December 2011 although the union was not successful. She has a son, Gabriel, who is said to be a child she has with her former partner David Mukwedeya In 2016 it was reported that Mugwadi had a child with musician Enerst 'Nesto' Manandi whom they named Hannah. She attended Dominican Convent in Harare for her secondary education. She then proceeded to the University of Limpopo where she graduated with a degree in Psychology. She entered the music industry whilst a teenager when she released a single 'Waenda'. The song became a chart topper on local stations. "Waenda" was part of the "Chamhembe Compilation" album. The latter featured some of the best urban grooves songs from the likes of Roki, Leonard Mapfumo, Mafriq and EX-Q. As of 2013, Mugwadi was working on her second album "The Tea Time, Listen Up Volume Two". Terry as she is affectionately known by her fans, has worked with some of the best musicians to date including Maskiri, Sanii Makhalima and Alexio Kawara to mention a few.

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