“Wanqoba” concert postponed as flu hits Janet Manyowa, Lebo Sekgobela

Trust Khosa, Harare Bureau

Gospel diva Janet Manyowa is unwell. The queen of praise and worship is suffering from a flu bug, dizziness, and a headache. Her condition is so severe that she has cancelled her much-hyped “Wanqoba Concert” that was meant to take place in Bulawayo on Saturday.

She was scheduled to share the stage with Everton Mlalazi, Lebo Sekogbela, Snowy, Joyful Praise, Khaya Mthethwa, and Lorraine Maplanka.

Her husband, Munyaradzi Manyowa, who also serves as her manager said: “We have cancelled all the shows lined up in June, including the Wanqoba Concert, after Janet fell sick. She’s down with a flu bug. We would have loved to proceed with the event this weekend, but the doctors have advised her to rest. She is responding well to medication at home.”

Munyaradzi also told The Herald Arts that South African gospel musician Lebo Sekgobela, who was part of the line-up, is also unwell. “We have been advised by Lebo Sekgobela’s management that she has also caught the flu bug. It’s quite sad that illness has led to the show’s cancellation. We don’t have a choice but to postpone the event as advised by the doctors.”

Manyowa’s management is set to announce the new dates later this week.

“I assure our fans that the event will occur once our musicians recover from their illnesses. We’ve never disappointed the people of Bulawayo who love our music. Janet is a big brand with a huge following, and we always want to do our best for the sake of our fans.

“Once she’s fit and fine, fans should look forward to the event,” he added.

Janet is one of the most consistent gospel artistes in showbiz, with her stock continuing to rise after forging alliances with regional artistes. She is also well-regarded by her South African counterparts Khaya Mthethwa and Lebo Sekgobela, having shared the stage with them in previous festivals.

 

 

 

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