Winnie Mashaba to perform in Harare

Yeukai Karengezeka Entertainment Reporter
SOUTH AFRICAN gospel diva Winnie Mashaba is set to share the stage with rising gospel star Mathias Mhere at a colourful family concert to be held in Harare Gardens on December 21. The concert, which is being organised by Joel Maphosa, promises fireworks as it features two popular artistes.

“After Lundi Tyamara failed to appear at his concert, I realised that there was need to hold another family show headlined by a South African gospel artiste to cater for Zimbabwean gospel fans and Winnie was the one I talked to,” he said.

“We have been cleared by Zimra and Winnie has been granted a work permit.
“The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe approved this show, so gospel lovers should start preparing for the day.

“There will also be some upcoming musicians who will perform on the day like Letwin Chawira and Alfa Gatsi,” he said.
Mhere, who is currently riding high with his latest album titled “Nguva Yenyasha”, said he was humbled to share the stage with Winnie.
“I thank God for giving me such an opportunity as it has been my desire to perform with other regional gospel musicians.

“I am urging all gospel fans to come in their numbers and experience the power of God as I will be ministering there,” he said.
Apparently Mashaba is riding high with her 12th inspirational album titled “Bophelo Ke Leeto”, also headed for the top of the charts and was nominated for the 19th MTN Sama awards.

Mashaba is a decorated gospel powerhouse with accolades and nominations that include the 2005 Kora Africa Music Award, SA Music Awards nomination and Metro FM Music Awards.

Mashaba has hit songs such as “Menwana Phezulu”, “Re Tla Mo Leboga Kang”, “Joang kapa Joang” and “Ke Rata Wena”.
She has also been voted Best Gospel Artiste of the Year 2006 for TUT FM.

She won the One Gospel Best Song of the Year award for “Hakena Nako” in 2008 and the 2010 Best Female Artiste at the Crown Gospel Awards.

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