Chinga's autobiograpy set

 The forthcoming biography of the late Grace Chinga, one of the nation's esteemed gospel icons, is nearing completion and scheduled for release in June of this year, as announced by the author, Wonderful Mkhutche.
In an interview with a journalist, Mkhutche revealed that the book will provide an insightful look into Chinga's life, from her birth on June 28, 1978, to her passing on March 16, 2016.

"We are in the final stages of preparing the book. The Chinga family has graciously shared valuable insights into the singer's life," Mkhutche disclosed. "As we anticipate its release in June, we welcome collaboration from anyone who cherished Grace Chinga's music to contribute to the book's production."

Mkhutche, known for his diverse writing talents, including co-authoring Billy Kaunda's autobiography "Hills and Valleys" and Lucius Banda's biography "Lucius Banda: The Man, The Music & The Politics," emphasized the importance of preserving history and culture, advocating for the establishment of a national museum.

Describing Grace Chinga as an extraordinary gospel artist whose influence remains profound, Mkhutche remarked,

 "She possessed a remarkable gift for songwriting and conveying her convictions. Her music endures, and the book aims to carry forward her legacy." said Chinga

"Chinga was not only a talented artist but also a sociable individual who cherished human connections. Moreover, she was a dedicated mother who raised three children, all of whom have made strides in the music industry," Mkhutche added.

Reflecting on the lives of the country's legendary artists, Mkhutche emphasized the complexities behind their successes and failures, underscoring how these experiences shape their artistic expressions. "For instance, Grace Chinga's dynamic stage presence stemmed from her upbringing in the church choir. Her lyrics, too, draw from profound life encounters, offering inspiration to many," he remarked.

Israel Chinga Moffat, one of Chinga's children, expressed gratitude for the forthcoming biography, acknowledging its significance to their family. "My mother led a life worth emulating, and her music carries invaluable lessons for our nation. Documenting her journey will ensure that future generations learn about her remarkable legacy," Moffat stated.