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BIOGRAPHY 

Mapigano Ulyankulu Choir was established in 1973 in the Tabora Region, Tanzania, and the choir is still based in Tabora to this day. It has gained great popularity in Tanzania and neighboring countries due to its songs, which carry strong spiritual messages and moral values that help to nurture and strengthen the Christian faith.

Below are some of their songs that have achieved great popularity and, to this day, remain in the ears and hearts of many Christians.

1. Mwenye Mamlaka

“Mwenye Mamlaka” is a Swahili phrase that means “The One with Authority” or “The One Who Has All Power.” It is used to refer to God often emphasizing Jesus Christ as the supreme authority over all creation.

2. Siku ya Kutaabika

“Siku ya Kutaabika” is a Swahili phrase that means “The Day of Suffering,” “The Day of Trouble,” or “A Time of Affliction.” In gospel music, it speaks about moments when believers go through hardship, pain, persecution, or deep trials in life.

3. Safari yao wanaIsraeli 

“Safari yao wana Israeli” refers to the biblical journey of the children of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land (Canaan), as told in the book of Exodus.

4. Wakati Huo Bwana Yesu

“Wakati Huo Bwana Yesu” is a swahili phrase that literally means; “Wakati huo” = At that time, “Bwana Yesu” = The Lord Jesus" Therefore the phrase means: “At that time, the Lord Jesus…” It is usually used to introduce a specific moment when Jesus acts, teaches, or reveals His power. It points listeners back to events in the Bible where Jesus intervened in human situations.

5. Yesu aliwambia

In gospel music, preaching, and Bible narration, “Yesu aliwambia” is a swahili phrase that literally means; “Yesu aliwambia” = “Jesus said to them” it is a powerful phrase used to introduce the words of Jesus His teachings, commands, warnings, or promises.