The gig, scheduled for Circus International in Strathaven, has all the hallmarks of a thriller considering that Professor commands a huge following in the Sunshine City. No doubt, Professor will serenade music lovers in song and dance as Zimbabweans mark 33 years of independence.
Professor is expected to arrive at the Harare International Airport this afternoon ahead of his gig. After the Harare gig, Professor heads to Bulawayo on Independence Day.
The Bulawayo show is organised by Babongile Sikhonjwa of Jack and Sadle while the Harare show is being powered by Sound Kalcha.
Part of the entertainment line-up at Circus International includes some of Harare’s finest DJs such as Dee-Nosh, L Roy, Golden Hands, Chuckie, Meltdown, Swagg Bakers and MC Karizma.
Dee Nosh and L Roy who are popularly known as D&L on the club circuit have thrilled Harare audiences with their amazing skills on the turntables.
Besides being top DJs they have also organised successful shows in the past where they brought to Harare some of the hottest South African acts.
According to Dee Nosh, one of the organisers, all was set for the gig and house music pundits should brace for a groovy time.
“We are pleased to announce that Professor is excited to come and perform in Harare. We are proud to host him at Circus International as we continue to give fans high-profile acts.
“We urge fans to feel free and celebrate our independence in style. Advance tickets are going for US$10 while the VIP cost US$15. Come early and avoid disappointment,” he said.
According to Dee Nosh, the gigs have been confirmed and all the necessary paperwork was completed.
“We have brought in artistes from South Africa before and we never had any problems in getting work permits and clearances.
Just like most South Africans who have fallen in love with Zimbabwe, Professor, real name Mkhonzeni Langa, is not new to his Zimbabwean audiences. In fact, this is his second gig at Circus International.
The Durban native caused waves with his second album “Orientation”.



