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Gospel Icons Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth Set for Historic Return to Harare

HARARE, Zimbabwe – The spiritual atmosphere in the capital is reaching a fever pitch as the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) prepares to host two of the world’s most influential gospel voices. American luminaries Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth are officially returning to the Zimbabwean stage this Friday, March 13, for what is expected to be the gospel event of the year.

This visit follows their massive success in 2024 during the Maverick City Music tour, a performance that remains etched in the memories of local worshippers. This Friday’s showcase, however, promises a more intimate yet powerful celebration of faith and artistry.

A Fusion of Global and Local Talent

In a move to celebrate the strength of the domestic gospel industry, the concert features a robust lineup of Zimbabwe’s finest acts. Joining the international headliners are:

  • Janet Manyowa

  • The Unveiled

  • Ellard and Sharon Cherayi

  • Cleo Arie

Lyncolin Kapswara, the Event Director at Events by GEC, confirmed that preparations are in the final stages to ensure a seamless experience for the thousands expected to attend.

“We are fully prepared to host what we believe will be a transformative experience for everyone involved,” Kapswara stated. “We chose these local artists not only for their talent but also for their ability to create an unforgettable atmosphere. Attendees can expect heartfelt performances that bridge the gap between local culture and the international gospel movement.”

Ticket Information and Packages

Organizers have released a tiered ticketing structure to accommodate all fans, ranging from general access to exclusive experiences:

Ticket Type Price Features
General Admission $20 Standard Entry
VIP Seating $50 Reserved Premium Seating
Golden Circle $100 Closest stage access & Meet-and-Greet

With the return of Raine and Galberth, the HICC is expected to be at capacity. Fans are encouraged to secure their spots early to witness this unique blend of contemporary worship and local excellence.

Kelvin Matore

Kelvin Matore is an experienced Zimbabwean journalist and a prominent voice in the country's digital media landscape. Currently serving as an author for The Zimbabwe Times, Kelvin has built a reputation for delivering timely, accurate, and hard-hitting news that resonates with both local and diaspora audiences.

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