Refusing to give up, Que moved to South Africa, where he tried again. He gathered a fresh team of passionate creatives and organizers, hoping the environment would be more conducive to realizing his vision. Yet, the challenges persisted. Economic struggles, financial instability, and logistical hurdles continued to thwart his progress. The dream had to be shelved once more.

However, Que was undeterred. In 2015, he returned to Zimbabwe with renewed determination. This time, he focused on organizing the MUWOFO Music Talent Search, an event designed to scout talent from across the globe. He invited participants from different countries, hoping to build momentum for the bigger dream of the Music World Cup. The event was a success, with many talented musicians coming together to showcase their skills. But once again, financial troubles plagued the event. Some of the sponsors, facing their own struggles, had to pull out, leaving Que’s vision hanging by a thread.

Despite each setback, Que never allowed his belief in the power of music to waver. Each challenge he faced only made him more determined and resourceful. He refined the idea, making it stronger and more adaptable, always improving. He knew that the world needed this platform more than ever—especially in times when divisions seemed so deep.