
'Mungalala Mukagha' is a Nyakyusa tribe phrase from Mbeya, Tanzania meaning “Msifadhaike" in Swahili that translate to “Do not be troubled” or “Do not be discouraged.”
In a gospel or worship setting, “Msifadhaike” is a message of comfort and reassurance to believers. It encourages people not to lose heart despite challenges, suffering, or uncertainty.
It reflects biblical teachings such as:
Jesus saying, “Do not let your hearts be troubled” — Gospel of John 14:1
“Do not be afraid” — a repeated encouragement throughout the Bible
“Do not lose heart” — 2 Corinthians 4:16
Spiritual Meaning
In worship, “Msifadhaike” expresses:
- Trust in God during difficult times
- Confidence that God is in control
- Peace that comes from faith
- Hope in God’s promises
It is often sung to remind believers that: God sees their struggles
- God will provide a way
- They should remain strong in faith
In short, “Msifadhaike” means:
“Do not be troubled — God is with you.”

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