Charles Charamba is a revered figure in Zimbabwean gospel music, widely celebrated both for his soul-stirring vocal talents and his spiritually uplifting compositions. Born on April 27, 1971, in Chegutu, Zimbabwe, Charamba became a beacon of faith through his music. His career took off in the late 1990s with the release of "Tinashe Akatendeka," and he has since become one of the leading gospel artists in Zimbabwe.

Charamba's music is a blend of indigenous African rhythms and contemporary gospel, often sung in the Shona language. His songs are known for their depth of worship and for addressing social issues from a Christian perspective. Charles's discography includes hits from albums like "Exodus," "Kudenga Kwakanaka," and "Muzita Rajesu (Vol. 1)," with his work attracting a loyal following among gospel music enthusiasts. Alongside his music career, he is also a dedicated family man, married to Olivia Charamba, who is an accomplished gospel artist herself. Together, they have managed to touch countless lives through their ministry and music.