JUST IN: After a successful inaugural concert in 2023, Project Never Walk Alone has announced the second Restoration Concert, set for Saturday, 7 December, at Dr Hage Geingob Stadium. Featuring 15 gospel artists - including Zimbabwe's The Unveiled and South Africa's Dr Hlengiwe Mhlaba and Joshua Jansen - the concert is the brainchild Tim Ekandjo, and falls under the non-profit organisation that raises funds to buy shoes for underprivileged children. On the local front, the line-up includes Clive & The Now Generation, Maranatha Goroh, D-Naff, Ndenda, Manda Gabriel, Minister Pride, Adoration Choir, Collective Singers and more. All performances will be with a full band courtesy of Hot Pocket Band.
JUST IN: After a successful inaugural concert in 2023, Project Never Walk Alone has announced the second Restoration Concert, set for Saturday, 7 December, at Dr Hage Geingob Stadium. Featuring 15 gospel artists - including Zimbabwe's The Unveiled and South Africa's Dr Hlengiwe Mhlaba and Joshua Jansen - the concert is the brainchild Tim Ekandjo, and falls under the non-profit organisation that raises funds to buy shoes for underprivileged children. On the local front, the line-up includes Clive & The Now Generation, Maranatha Goroh, D-Naff, Ndenda, Manda Gabriel, Minister Pride, Adoration Choir, Collective Singers and more. All performances will be with a full band courtesy of Hot Pocket Band.

Restoration Concert 2024 set for 7 December

Michael Kayunde
  • 2 Month Ago - 2024-09-16 16:10:00
JUST IN: After a successful inaugural concert in 2023, Project Never Walk Alone has announced the second Restoration Concert, set for Saturday, 7 December, at Dr Hage Geingob Stadium. Featuring 15 gospel artists - including Zimbabwe's The Unveiled and South Africa's Dr Hlengiwe Mhlaba and Joshua Jansen - the concert is the brainchild Tim Ekandjo, and falls under the non-profit organisation that raises funds to buy shoes for underprivileged children. On the local front, the line-up includes Clive & The Now Generation, Maranatha Goroh, D-Naff, Ndenda, Manda Gabriel, Minister Pride, Adoration Choir, Collective Singers and more. All performances will be with a full band courtesy of Hot Pocket Band.

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