Mambo Dhuterere

Mambo Dhuterere
Mambo Dhuterere
	Hallelujah Hosanna
Born	Darlington Mutseta
Residence	Botswana
Occupation	Indigenous Businessman; Gospel Musician
Employer	Entrepreneur
Website	www.instagram.com/mambo_dhuterere/; fb.com/pg/mambodhutereremusic
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	Phone: +263 71 258 3745

Mambo Dhuterere (real name Darlington Mutseta) is a Zimbabwean Gospel Artist and Song writer. He is most known for is popular song, Dare Guru released in 2019. Mambo Dhuterere is based in Botswana where he is a businessman.

He's a member of the St John Apostolic Church and wears his church garb in some of his videos.

Mambo Dhuterere has worked on collaborations with other popular musicians such as Zimdancehall artist, Seh Calaz.

Music

In the song Dare Guru, Mambo Dhuterere criticises some religious leaders for being crooks. He targets those that sell things like wrist bands, water and stones, to congregants with promises that these items provide some spiritual benefits.

Mambo Dhuterere said in an interview in October 2019:

“I’m an apostle but my music is not yechipositori. The message in it targets both Pentecostal and Apostolic churches since we have crooks both sides. Mapositori are selling stones (miteuro) and clay bowls (mbiya), while these Pentecostals are selling stickers and ndandi (wrist bands). That is nothing short of thievery, stealing with the aid of the Bible.
The stickers are mere adverts that need not be paid for. I have nothing against their production, but it becomes an issue when one sells them. It is important the prophets tell their congregants that they are in a fundraising drive, not to lie to them. Hakuna chinhu chine simba raMwari chinotengeswa. Period!”^[1]