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The gala is held annually to celebrate the life of President Mugabe, who turned 89 on February 21.
Sulu is probably a major drawcard because of his recent form that saw him scoop three gongs at the just ended Nama.
The “Sean Timba” hitmaker has grown to be his own man and is enjoying a purple patch in his career.
The line-up also boastsZimbabwe’s finest musicians with Jah Prayzah being another man to look out for.
The lanky musician has been sending fans into a frenzy each time he samples his latest song “Tsviriyo”.
It, however, remains to be seen how gospel musician Mathias Mhere will fare. Probably one of the best gospel musicians to emerge in recent times, Mhere will be making his maiden appearance on national galas.
Nicholas Zacharia will provide the stability needed to debutants like Mhere because of his vast experience through the years.
Madzibaba”, or simply the “Senior Lecturer” to his adoring fans, has a long list of songs.
Fans should also expect anything from comedian-cum-musician Kapfupi. The musician is always full of surprises ranging from the way he performs to his wardrobe and notably one who would take the limelight is one of his dancers Machisa.
Leonard Zhakata, who has been making a steady return to his glory days, is expected to belt out tunes that made him a house- hold name in the music circles. Zhakata is expected to play his all-time classics such as “Mugove”, “Nzombe Huru”, “Maruva Enyika”, “Dambura Mbabvu” and “Gomba Remarara” among others.
Youths would have something to look out for when Stunner ascends to the stage.
The controversial singer has been keeping a low profile and it remains to be seen if he is still in the game.
Veteran singer, dancer and choreographer Sandra Ndebele will lead the female singers who are expected to perform at the gala. Sandra has also evolved over the years since bursting on the limelight with her “thigh dances” a decade ago.
Other female artistes who are scheduled to complement her include Diana Samukange and Cindy Munyavi and the question still remains if Cindy will perform her own songs.
The line-up also boasts “Young Igwe” Peter Moyo, Tryson Chimbetu, Cde Chinx, Jeys Marabini, gospel grandad Machanic Manyeruke, mbira exponents Madhonza Makuru, Freeman and Born Free Crew among other artistes.
Online Reporter