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Rebecca Malope, the “African Queen of Gospel,” lands in Harare on December 5, 2025, ahead of her guest performance at the Grateful Experience Zimbabwe 2025 concert. The Grateful Experience Zimbabwe 2025, set for December 6 at Harare International Conference Centre, features a powerhouse blend of Southern African gospel talent. Headlined by local group Grateful Family and hosted by Eleana Makombe, the event spotlights prophetic worship with international and regional stars.
Captured in a viral video, Malope joyfully devours mazondo (traditional Zimbabwean tripe stew) at a Harare restaurant, showcasing her delight in local cuisine.
The concert, headlined by local group Grateful Family with special guests Malope and Sipho Makhabane, promises a night of worship and gratitude at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on December 6.
Confirmed Artists Beyond Rebecca Malope and Sipho MakhabaneWhile Rebecca Malope and Sipho “Big Fish” Makhabane are the high-profile South African guests, the lineup draws heavily from Zimbabwean gospel heavyweights and a few regional voices for a night of gratitude and spiritual elevation. Here’s the full roster based on official announcements:
- Grateful Family: The Harare-based hosts and headliners, known for their dynamic contemporary praise and local rhythms that anchor the event’s prophetic vibe.
- Mabongi: A rising South African gospel sensation bringing soulful, uplifting anthems to the stage.
- Sharon Manyonganise: Zimbabwean worship leader and songwriter, celebrated for her heartfelt, scripture-infused performances.
- Minister Ellard (Ellard Chiyangwa): Veteran Zimbabwean minister-musician delivering powerful, ministry-focused sets.
- Minister Michael Mahendere: Iconic Zimbabwean gospel artist with hits like “Mwari Ndinokumbira,” famed for his emotive tenor and collaborations.
- Takesure Zamar Ncube: Award-winning Zimbabwean producer and singer, blending Afro-gospel with modern production for tracks like “Nezvichamuona.”
The event promises “many more” surprise elements, potentially including DJs or guest ministers, but these form the core billing. Organized by Eleana Makombe, it builds on past editions’ success, fostering SADC-wide unity through faith and music.
Tickets are available via Webtickets, with doors opening at 4 PM for a 6 PM start. Expect a mix of live worship, testimonies, and communal celebration.
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