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Chelsea Mguni was part of the Zimbabwean artists who sang the Blessing Zimbabwe, a song meant to encourage the Zimbabweans in such a time. She featured artists like Pastor G, Trevor Dongo, Albert Nyathi among others.
 “It was a blessing in itself being part of the #theBlessingzw because as a minister I have to be a blessing to other people”,said Mguni.
She also added that she chose to sing in isiNdebele as the song also aimed at bringing unity to people regardless of the language they speak.
Mguni is working on her personal projects which will be revealed in the near future.

Gospel diva Chelsea Mguni left the HICC in awe after singing the national anthem in three languages at the NAMAs.

She sang in three different pitches and showed off her music talent which she described as a special gift from God.

“I was privileged to open the Nama awards in song it was such a great experience and I thank God for such an opportunity “, she articulated 
Minister of Youth ,Sports ,Arts and Recreation Kirst Coventry was the guest of honor at the ceremony.

The gospel diva Chelsea Mguni alongside Jonah Chivasa scooped the best collaboration award for the song Ndozvinoita Nyasha. 
The duo also performed the song live at the awards ceremony which touched the people and left them in a spur of praise.
“It’s a very powerful that was written by Jonah and he asked me to feature him , I believe it’s a power packed song I’m happy we got the award,” said Mguni. 
They were nominated in the same category with Janet Manyowa and Mambo Dhuterere