Paul Clement ft Paul Kachala & Sam Mjura – WABWINO | AUDIO

March 11, 2026 tabelltz

The worship atmosphere is set as Tanzania’s premier gospel minister, Paul Clement, releases his highly anticipated soul-stirring single titled “WABWINO.” In a beautiful cross-border collaboration, he joins forces with the acclaimed Malawian worship leader Paul Kachala and the gifted Sam Mjura to deliver a track that is both spiritually uplifting and musically divine.

The Meaning Behind the Song

“WABWINO” is a Chichewa word (widely used in Malawi and Zambia) that translates to “He is Good” or “The Good One.” The song is a profound anthem of gratitude and testimony, focusing on the unwavering goodness of God through all seasons of life. It serves as a reminder that even in our darkest moments, the nature of the Creator remains consistent and kind.

Paul Clement brings his signature passionate Swahili worship style, while Paul Kachala and Sam Mjura add a rich, soulful Malawian touch to the track. The blend of Swahili and Chichewa creates a unique “East-meets-Central Africa” worship experience. The lyrics reflect on God’s mercy, protection, and the “goodness” that follows those who trust in Him. It is a song of pure adoration, designed to lead listeners into a deep state of prayer and thanksgiving.

Our Take (Review)

“WABWINO” is a masterclass in vocal harmony. The chemistry between Paul Clement and his collaborators is exceptional, with their voices weaving together to create a powerful, “live” worship feel. The production is intentionally minimalist, featuring a soft piano foundation and atmospheric strings that allow the lyrical message to remain the focal point.

My take? This is a 10/10 worship record. It proves that the gospel of Christ has no borders. Whether you speak Swahili, Chichewa, or English, the spirit behind this song is undeniable. It’s a perfect track for Sunday morning worship, personal meditation, or anyone who simply wants to take a moment to say, “God, You are Good.” “WABWINO” is a timeless piece that will surely resonate across Africa and beyond.