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Zimbabwe Prepares for Star-Studded Gospel Concert

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Harare—Zimbabwe is set to host one of the most anticipated gospel music events of the year as American gospel stars Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth prepare to perform in the country this Friday, March 13.

The highly anticipated concert will take place at the Harare International Conference Centre and is expected to attract thousands of gospel music fans from across Zimbabwe.

Raine and Galberth previously performed in Zimbabwe in 2024 as part of the Maverick City Music tour, leaving a strong impression on local audiences. Their return has generated excitement among gospel music lovers who are eager for another powerful night of worship and inspiration.

This year’s concert will also showcase several leading Zimbabwean gospel artists. The lineup includes performances by Janet Manyowa, Cleo Arie, Sharon Cherayi, Ellard Cherayi, and the gospel group The Unveiled.

Event director Lyncolin Kapswara from Events by GEC said preparations for the event are already complete.

“We are fully prepared to host what we believe will be a transformative experience for everyone involved, and we are committed to ensuring that this event exceeds expectations,” Kapswara said.

He added that the selection of local artists was intentional in order to create a unique musical experience that blends local talent with international gospel influences.

“We chose these artists not only for their talent but also for their ability to create an unforgettable atmosphere. Those attending can expect heartfelt performances that connect both the local culture and the international gospel movement,” he said.

Tickets for the event are already on sale, with general admission priced at US$20, while VIP seats cost US$50. Fans who want a more exclusive experience can purchase the Golden Circle package for US$100, which includes a meet-and-greet with Raine and Galberth.

Organisers say the concert is expected to deliver a night of powerful worship, music, and celebration of faith for gospel fans in Zimbabwe.

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