Early Life and Musical BeginningsKasongo Wa Kanema, more commonly known as Kassonga Wa Kanema, was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). His early life is largely undocumented, but like many Congolese musicians, Kasongo was deeply influenced by the rich musical traditions of
Early Life and Musical BeginningsBorn on February 28, 1960, in Kinshasa, Luciana Litemo Demingongo grew up in the heart of the bustling Congolese capital, where music was more than entertainment—it was a way of life. His passion for music emerged at an early age, fueled
Early Life and Musical BeginningsKing Kester Emeneya, born Jean Baptiste Emeneya Mubiala Kwamambu on November 23, 1956, in Kikwit, Democratic Republic of the Congo, was a visionary artist who played a transformative role in African music. While studying political science at the University of Lubumbashi,
Early Life and Musical BeginningsBorn Charles Ndombasi Lassa on January 15, 1961, in Matadi, Carlyto Lassa's journey began in humble surroundings. Before his musical career took flight, he worked as a tailor, a craft that required meticulous attention to detail—an attribute that would later define
Rumba Tempo: Overcoming the 73 Days of January🎶Welcome to the Rhythm Tempo. January may feel like it drags on forever, but Mawalking Radio's Afro-Fusion Show has the perfect cure—Rumba Tempo! Hosted by The RumbaNChill Maestro, better known as @brendothesibuor or Deejay Brendo, this show streams
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Welcome to Mawalking Radio

Where the heartbeat of Congolese Rumba, Soukous, Ndombolo and Kwassa Kwassa pulses 24/7 alongside a rich tapestry of Afro-Caribbean rhythms. At Mawalking Radio, we’re not just another digital broadcasting platform; we’re on a mission to revolutionize media content distribution in emerging markets.

Our commitment to showcasing the vibrant array of African music is at the core of our vision. Through specialized shows every day of the week, we provide a platform that champions upcoming Producers, Artists, and Disc Jockeys, premiering, promoting, and introducing their content to a global audience. But it’s not just about distribution; it’s about connection. We aim to bridge the gap between artists and fans, creating social networks that celebrate the diversity and richness of African music.

In addition to Congolese Rumba, Soukous, Ndombolo, and Kwassa Kwassa, our eclectic playlist spans genres like Afro Zouk, Kizomba, Coupe Decale, Makossa, and Sebene music. It’s a musical journey that reflects the soul and rhythm of Africa, resonating with audiences worldwide.

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