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Winnie Mashaba

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Bio

Winnie Mashaba is a renowned South African gospel singer, television presenter, and successful businesswoman. Winnie began her musical career at an early age. Her musical talent was quickly recognized, and she got her first big break when she auditioned for Solly Moholo. Over the years, Winnie has become a household name in South Africa, and her music has touched the hearts of many. She has released numerous albums and has won various awards, including the South African Traditional Music Awards and an Honorary Doctorate from Trinity International Bible University (TIBU) for her contribution to the music industry. Winnie Mashaba's success story is an inspiration to many young people in South Africa, and she continues to inspire many through her music, business ventures, and community involvement.

Discography

Albums¹⁴

Relebogile2022 • AlbumTracks: 10

Moporofeta Jeremiah2021 • AlbumTracks: 12

Dilo Tša Lefase2017 • AlbumTracks: 13

O Tla Ya Kae2015 • AlbumTracks: 12

Lehlotlo Laka2015 • AlbumTracks: 10

Bophelo Ke Leeto2012 • AlbumTracks: 12

Modimo O Na Le Nna2011 • AlbumTracks: 14

Go Tseba Jehova2010 • AlbumTracks: 14

Joang Kapa Joang2009 • AlbumTracks: 12

Lefu Le Tshabeng Ellis Park Stadium2009 • AlbumTracks: 14

Motswelle Se Bapale Ka Kekere Ena2009 • AlbumTracks: 12

Ke Rata Wena2008 • AlbumTracks: 10

Thola ngwanesu2008 • AlbumTracks: 12

Kea Letshaba Lefase2007 • AlbumTracks: 12

Label

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