Moyo Ndizvo (Dhehwa/Dhewa) is a Shona totem, or praise name, used to denote clans and their members. The Moyo Ndizvo totem is closely associated with the Rozvi people who are said to have originated in the northeast of what is now Zimbabwe. The following is the praise poem, detembo, used to praise members of the Moyo Ndizvo (Dhehwa) clan, for commendable acts or to their ancestral spirits. Maita Moyo Maita Dhehwa Maita Bvumavaranda Varozvi vakapera nenda Varozvi vanodya nhoko dzezvironda Vakakanya churu nemate Dzimbabwe KwaMambo Maita Varidzi Venyika Ino Vakadzi Vachiza Vomene Kudanga Kusina Chinoshayikwa Vane Muti Unokopa Chirimo Zhizha Richikozha Ndove Vamusimira Mombe Kusimira Mbudzi Urombo Maita Moyo Maita Dhehwa Bvumavaranda Sahayi Changamire Chibwechitedza Vakabva Guruuswa Hekanhi Sahi , Vamushaya chinorashwa nyama tinodya,mukaka tinodya,ndove tinodzurudzuta mumba,nyanga tinoita gonan'ombe,dehwe tinogarira,muswe tinopumhisa. Maita vomwene vevanhu vakami vemukaka hekanhi mombe,mombe,mombe Munyaradzi Mawere, and R. Mubaya. African Cultures, Memory and Space : Living the Past Presence in Zimbabwean Heritage. Langaa RPCIG, 2014. EBSCOhost, https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=e025xna&AN=831953&site=ehost-live. Munyaradzi Mawere, and R. Mubaya.