
The word “Walenga” is commonly found in Bemba/Chewa/Nyanja-influenced languages of Zambia and Malawi. It is used in gospel songs across East and Central Africa.
Meaning;
“Walenga” = “You lift / You raise / You uplift.”
It is usually directed to God, meaning:
- “You (God) uplift me.”
- “You raise me up.”
- “You lift me out of trouble.”
- “You restore or elevate me.”
How it is used in gospel songs
It expresses:
- Gratitude for God lifting someone from a low point
- Praise for God raising or establishing someone
- Testimony that God helped the person overcome challenges

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