While we know Rebecca Malope to be an amazing gospel singer, she is also an inspirational speaker. She brings life into all her talks. The reason for being an inspirational speaker is because Rebecca has faced many hardships throughout her life. While she might not progress in her education as she would like, learning about life and the Lord has been her biggest blessing. And despite her illness that landed her in a wheelchair during her childhood, Rebecca pushed through, which is testament to the life she lives today.

She is a major inspiration to the people she serves, and this is all due to her faith in God. She believes God was responsible for her path and transformation and conveys this in her powerful, emotional accords to the audience. Her talks include a range of topics, with a big one being the fact that she went from a pop vocalist to a gospel singer. It was the gospel industry that took her to new heights and strengthened her faith and direction. Filled with gratitude, she brings the audience to realise the power they have to change their lives and make an impact on the world as well.

Rebecca’s music indeed reaches people from all social classes and from all over the world.

Some of her performances include:

• Nelson Mandela’s Presidential inauguration in 1994.
• The National Symphony Orchestra performance in 1994.
• Partaking within the Pretoria State Theatre in 1995.
• Igniting the stage in Washington DC at a Gospel festival in 1997.
• Abroad performances in countries like Israel, UK, America and many African countries.

Despite Rebecca’s difficult childhood, and her many accomplishments, she remains humble and never forgets her roots, as well as her biggest mentor, the lord.

Since she joined SAMRO she has composed more than seventy songs! She is an original gospel superstar who performs mostly new compositions, and her unique style of singing has been imitated by many young artists and continues to be an inspiration to wannabe singers. Many look at her as their big sister that gives wisdom and words of encouragement to help fuel the ambitions of the next crop of gospel stars.