Winnie Mashaba Celebrates 20 years Of A Successful Career
Winnie Mashaba Celebrates 20 years Of A Successful Career – Winnie Mashaba, the gospel sensation is known to be gracing stages with Christian musicians but she declares she is still a true-hearted member of the ZCC and she hopes people would come to a halt and quit cross-examining the situation.
In her commemoration of 20 years of her explanatory career, she journeyed from Johannesburg advancing to her hometown Polokwane. She mentioned her beloved restaurant – Asha’s – and she loves it because of their tasteful Local traditional cuisine. She always orders free – range chicken. She seems to always be on point with her makeup stated by TshisaLive.
She noted she has been getting condemnation from her trolls and fans, although, she is not bothered because she knows who she is, confident in her own decisions. Instagram people have been shed a light concerned with her lifestyle. “With Instagram people started seeing the kind of life I live. There was a lot of ‘Winnie Mashaba has left ZCC and “ke mozalwane” [born-again].”
She mentions a transformation in her life came when she prevailed her fear in 2010 when she finally recorded live on her 10th album titled ” Go Tseba Jehovah” “People were saying I’m shying away from the old Winnie. Why are you now performing live and using instruments?” It looks like people are not excited about the changes that taking place in her life. She insists she can still be able to inspire other women without sacrificing who she is as a person.
“I can still be beautiful and encourage other women to be beautiful. If I wear my doek and cover-up, it’s when I go to the house of the Lord. But in my spare time I’m just myself.”
She firmly exclaimed she is not a communicator, spokesperson or representative of the church, she grew up under the church, so it became her foundation, nothing more. She has no intimate or confidential relationship with both Barnabas or Josep Lekganyane. She says she is just a church goer and has no specialty given from the average person.
Written by: Aphiwe Theodorah Mvinjelwa
