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Since 1996 God's Time Has Finally Come For Deliwe Mwanza




From her own words Deliwe says 

"I wanted to record music since 1996, but a lot of excuses deferred my debut album". 

Lack of resources to record would stop her at one time and at another time when the money was there she will not find producers willing to record her songs. Finally in December 2018 she recorded her album. It took until March 2019 for it to be completed but since then it is not known.



Muchinjikwa Mberi is the album Deliwe released with 8 tracks including the title track. The songs carry messages about the gospel of Jesus Christ. Deliwe is a Christian of the AFM denomination. It has always been her goal to spread the gospel through music from her early teenage hood. She finds music easy to penetrate different places many preachers find embarrassed to be found in. Some people do not go to church so the gospel should reach them also irrespective.

"The message of music reaches them when travelling by buses, while cleaning in their homes and even in bars people still play gospel music”, she said.

Deliwe is happily married and has 3 children from the union. Despite contend with her family, she did not give up on her hope even though it took her 22 years. Now that her music is available, she wants it to make an impact in people's lives. Her title urges people to prioritise the word of God and leave all earthly desires. She goes on to differentiate her message from that of many that focuses on the benefits of man rather than the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. We can have everything that we need only if we accept and believe Jesus is our saviour.

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  1. UnknownJuly 14, 2020 at 2:28 PM

    Well done mummy we love you ,Muchinjikwa mberi and forever forward with the Gospel

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  2. UnknownJuly 15, 2020 at 7:05 AM

    Weldone big sister,patience pays and we thank God for that.Wish you all the best in your musical carrier.Raphael Mwanza

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  3. UnknownJuly 15, 2020 at 9:11 AM

    Thats great Tete😍😍 never give up.May God be with you..Tapiwa

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  4. Nyamare FamilyJuly 15, 2020 at 6:06 PM

    Madadisa tete, keep up spreading the gospel. Nyamare Family

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