MBABANE-Bestselling author, speaker and HIV activist Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba takes attendees through healing and revival at her book launch.
On October 3, 2026, the Metropolitan Evangelical Church in Fairview, Manzini, played host to the Eswatini leg of her ‘Let Me Tell You Something’ book tour and what unfolded to at the event was pure revival.
For the hundreds of attendees who packed the venue, it was nothing short of a divine encounter. Days after the event, social media continues to flood with emotional testimonials, with the attendees declaring that the gathering acted as a profound inner healing session and a full-scale spiritual revival.
The atmosphere inside the Metropolitan Evangelical Church was electric yet deeply intimate. Rather than focusing purely on literary of the book, Mayaba leaned into vulnerability, faith and shared human brokenness, the attendees brought their heavy hearts, unspoken griefs and unhealed wounds. At the end of the event the people realized they were no longer alone in their struggles but with God after the session with Mayaba.
Mayaba’s official post-event social media pages have turned into digital altars of gratitude. The comment sections are overflowing with deeply personal accounts from attendees whose lives were permanently altered on October 3. The comments reads , ‘It was a book launch and fellowship at the same time, we were really blessed’, ‘I thought I was attending a book launch and God had a bigger plan!, This was a revival, pure anointing . I am glad I came, may God continue to use you to impact nations and nations. May you be blessed with abundance’. The event gave hope and live to the attendees far as much as those living with HIV in Eswatini.
The event also included musical performances from local artists including Sphiwo Ndoni and Shekinah.
