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A young man from the rural village of Matavhela outside Mutale, Laughter Mudzielwana, has just released his single solo album, No Weapon.
The 22-year-old is the son of Pastor Wilson Mudzielwana of the Agapé Church.
According to Mudzielwana, being born in a rural village does not mean that one cannot reach the sky if he or she is determined. “It is all about hard work and determination that can put you higher and higher.”
Laughter is doing his second year sound engineering and technology at South West Media College in Johannesburg and said education came first.
“I thank God for everything that I am doing in my life; all the glory belongs to God. To my parents, Pastor Wilson Mudzielwana and wife Nancy, friends and supporters, as long as we know that God is for us, it doesn’t matter who is against us. We are winners and not losers, we are above and not beneath,” said Mudzielwana.
No Weapon was produced by Laughter Mudzielwana and recorded at South West Records & MB Records, in Johannesburg.
For bookings and live performances, Laughter Mudzielwana can be phoned at 073 206 6683 or 060 755 0821.
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The cover of Laughter Mudzielwana's CD.
By: Silas Nduvheni
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