Maria David
GOSPEL music lovers are in for a big surprise as MTC aims to bring back hopes of many Namibians amidst COVID-19 through its MTC 081Every1 Hope Concert scheduled on the 3rd of July.
The concert which has a line-up of 17 performing artists from Namibia and South Africa is aimed at recharging many people’s hope and faith for better days ahead.
MTC Public Relations Officer Erasmus Nekundi said concert befits the trying times the nation faces face due to COVID-19, loss of jobs, and the undeniable psychological rubs on the world populace as a whole is an effort to have Namibians recharge their hope and faith for better days ahead.
Nekundi stated that they will only be able to cater 100 as a result of COVID-19, while the rest of the country can watch it live on the MTC social media platforms.
He indicated that the outbreak of COVID-19 not only affected the economy of the country, but left a huge impact on livelihoods with some people that have lost relatives, friends, jobs, or salary cuts, and some have lost hope.
“With this concept, we are saying that we must never lose hope. As a nation, the challenges that we are faced with too shall come to pass,” he said.
Nekundi noted that the stage will be graced by personalities to demonstrate that there is indeed light at the end of the tunnel.
He stated that faith musical ambassadors like Vuuyo, Pride, Franklin and Dee’A, Rodney Seibeb, Maranatha, Joharetha, Elizabeth, Manda Gabriel, Effy-Otjimbundu, Ayanda Ntanzi, Benjamin Dube, Buci Radebe, and the Nam Gospel United will feature the line-up.
While choirs like, Choirs Clive and now Generation choir, Collective Gospel choir, Vox Vitae, and the Vocal Reflection are also expected to grace the stage with a couple of songs.
