BY PHUMZILE NDLOVU
MBABANE – Shekinah gives Mpumi Mtshweni her flowers!
Local Gospel singer Shekinah Motsa today publicly sent love and appreciation to fellow gospel artist and Spirit of Praise member, South African Mpumi Mtshweni, for her love and support in her musical journey.
Motsa shared that at times she had challenges, but Mtshweni pushed her and embraced her even though they were total strangers.
“Family help me appreciate this soul. I was a woman who loved a total stranger and was willing to hold my hand through ministry. A lot of people call her my mother. She embraced me and pushed me hard. I remember one day I told her, I think I’m done with ministry,” she wrote.
The post continued she was like, “Do it one last time and count me in. I’m coming; just give me the date,” she wrote.
After the success of that story, she called and said, “You will stop when the one who called you says stop, not because you are tired.”
Motsa then highlighted how she also helped her on the big night last weekend as she made her debut performance for SA Gospel group, Spirit of Praise Volume 10.
It is worth mentioning that Motsa has joined SA Gospel group Spirit of Praise Volume 10. She was unveiled last Saturday, (May 25, 2024), at the live recording, which took place at SunBet Arena, Time Square. Legendary and founder of Spirit of Praise, Bishop Benjamin Dube, invited Motsa, to the stage, with an impressive 8,600 crowds filling the arena.
“Saturday night, when the nerves were kicking in, she was like, “You are not getting any hugs from me; just go up on that stage and sing, “Weeeee, did I not want to cry? Thank you for believing in me, Mpumi Mtsweni Tshabalala,” she concluded.
About Mpumi Mtshweni
Mpumi started making music when she was four years old. She started singing as a worship leader at her local church, New Life Missionary Church. Born and raised in Middleburg and raised in Emalahleni in Witbank, South Africa, Mpumi gets her musical gene from her mother, who can also sing. Some of her hit songs include Thath’Indawo, Mawusiqondise (Nang’Mthokozisi), Getsemane Season 2, Moya, Owahlatshwa, and Angingedwa.
