want people to come together and more importantly have peace in their lives, so that we can have peace in the world." Personal life Malope is married to a businessman Themba Tshabalala. Malope received an honorary doctorate from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and the University of California for her contribution to the music industry. Discography Rebecca (1987) "Woza Lovey" (1988) "Thank You Very Much" (1989) Six of the best (1989) Saturday Nite (1991) Buyani (1990) Rebecca Sings Gospel (1992) Ngiyekeleni (1993) Umoya Wam (1994) Uzube Nam (1995) Shwele Baba (1996) Live at the State Theatre (1996) Angingedwa (1997) Free at Last: South African Gospel (1997) Somlandela (1998) Ukholo lwam (1999) Siyabonga (2000) Christmas with Rebecca and Friends (2000) Sabel' Uyabizwa (2001) Iyahamba Lenqola (2002) Hlala Nami (2003) The Queen of Gospel and the Village Pope (2004) Qaphelani (2005) The Greatest Hits (2005) Umthombo (2006) Live in Soweto (DVD) (2006) Live in Soweto (CD) (2007) Amakholwa (2007) Ujehova Ungu'madida (2008) African Classics (2009) My Hero (2009) Live at the Lyric Theatre (DVD) (2010) Uzohamba Nami (2010) Ukuthula (2011) Rebecca Live Concert ft Tshwane Gospel Choir (CD) (2012) Rebecca Live Concert ft Tshwane Gospel Choir (DVD) (2012) Bayos' khomba(2013) AmaVIP (2014) Lord You Are Good (2019) Television Malope is a South African gospel singer and television personality who rose to fame after winning the 1987 Shell Road to Fame Competition. References External links http://www.rebeccamalope.co.za/ http://www.news24.com/Archives/Witness/Best-of-the-best-at-awards-20150430 Living people 21st-century South African women singers South African gospel singers 1968 births 20th-century South African women singers