Staying in South Africa with her husband and recovering and in sideline with the World Woman’s Day, the Congolese Gode Muvaro Mulombo Muswamba talked to the journalists, at the place Kin Malebo / Yeoville, on her Christian faith and the ‘culinary arts that she has acquired in the Congolese audiovisual area, the Great priestess. Identified by a marital name once made famous by a song “Lengi Lengi” from Zaiko Langa Langa, she got renown thanks to a dazzling media success.
Gode Muvaro has a visceral passion on the culinary point of view to the extend of a position to upset the hardcore feminist: “It’s good to advocate equality between man and woman, it is good to see women holding political offices or high responsibility in public enterprises, in churches, but I wish that these women also learn the art of cooking. Of the seven days of the week they should spend at least one day as a wife and mother to cook for their husbands, their children and all who live under their roof.
For those wishing to enrich their knowledge, Gode Muvaro had launched a broadcast TV on the Radio Television Sentinelle (RTS), the TV chainnel of the church Cite Bethel, led by the Apostle Emmanuel Mbiye Mulaya. It is in regularly cooking meals for the believers of this church that she attend, she was asked to share the expertise through television. Thus is born a weekly show broadcast every Friday live from 10:30 am to 12pm. In the show, after her live culinary suggestions, the presenter receives telephone feedback from viewers who called in Kinshasa, Brazzaville and Bas-Congo. But since the closure of the TV Chanel RTS, Gode Muvaro moved to Raga TV Chanel in the show “Malewa” sponsored by the big firm Marsavco. Then slowly and surely she opened a cooking school and as well as a catering service named Cordon Bleu, which before the elections in the DRC, catered for up to 1,500 sits at the congress of a political party. During her stay in South Africa, Gode Muvaro put up a branch of Cordon Bleu services & projects that CC that provides, particularly to the Congolese, cooking show dvd.
A singer brought by Mr. her husband.
Christian singer Gode Muvaro, she became thanks to her first music lover, her husband, who enjoyed the performances she did, in their intimacy, songs of Denis Ngonde and Matou Samuel: “I used to sing between the 4 walls of our room and my husband appreciated it. Sometimes, he would asked me to sing again the piece of the song he liked. Meanwhile, I was already in the Mothers Central choir of Cite Bethel and I was writing songs. I had inspirations mostly from the preaching that touched me. So one day my husband advised me to record my songs. He took care of everything although he is into sport himself. That’s how my first born album “Yesu na ngai” which is in its little way. Got born.
A second album is being recorded: “Talitha Koumi” and in the meantime, the singer is making in South Africa, a 2 CD tracks asking God to heal her husband: “The God who heals” and “Nzambi wa mashintu”
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