Malawian gospel artist Rudo Chakwera has teamed up with celebrated Zambian artist Abel Chungu Musuka for the release of a powerful new single titled Wabwino, set to debut on Monday, June 23, 2025. Rooted in gospel and Afrobeat, the song is a stirring declaration of faith, resilience, and divine goodness.
Wabwino, which means “Goodness” in Chichewa, is a heartfelt worship anthem that reflects on God’s unwavering faithfulness, especially in seasons marked by struggle and rejection.
The song speaks to those who have faced adversity and ridicule but now stand as living testimonies of grace and favour.
With emotive lyrics and an uplifting message, the track resonates with listeners seeking hope and spiritual affirmation.
Rudo Chakwera, widely regarded as one of Malawi’s leading voices in gospel music, brings her signature depth and spiritual sensitivity to the collaboration. Known for her ministry through song, she has inspired countless lives across Southern Africa.
Abel Chungu Musuka, a respected Zambian artist with a strong continental presence, complements the track with his passionate delivery and lyrical insight, underscoring his reputation as a dynamic worship leader and creative force.
The collaboration between the two artists was born out of mutual respect and a shared spiritual vision. According to Chakwera, the choice to work with Musuka was deeply personal, describing him as “like a brother” and praising his devotion and creativity. Their synergy is evident not only in the song itself but also in its visual representation.
The music video, directed by Zambia’s Director Tarsy, captures the song’s emotional weight with vibrant and evocative imagery.
Shot on location in Lusaka, the visuals enhance the spiritual narrative of the track, highlighting themes of redemption, joy, and divine intervention.
Behind the scenes, production was led by Sir Odilo and Tricky Beatz, whose fusion of worship elements with Afrobeat rhythms gives Wabwino its compelling sonic identity. Final mastering by Jmass ensures a polished, world-class finish.
Wabwino is more than just a song — it is a celebration of spiritual triumph, a testament to unwavering faith, and a declaration that God’s goodness prevails even when the world doubts.
