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It Is Possible Concert a success

Minister GUC, who attended the show with his wife and young child, took the night to a whole new level PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Minister GUC, who attended the show with his wife and young child, took the night to a whole new level PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Molapo Showcase Piazza was filled with the Holy Spirit on Saturday as attendants who thronged the venue witnessed the first ever, It is Possible Concert.

The night of praise and worship featured for the first time on Botswana soil, Nigerian gospel sensation, Minister GUC, South Africa's Bucie Radebe, Eswatini’s saxophonist, Fakazi Samuel, Locals Mass Choir and We Must Praise Choir.

By 7.30pm when the programme started, worshipers had already taken to their seats waiting in anticipation for the show. Whilst normally it is the international artists who steal the spotlight, the local performers also brought in their A-game. Kicking off the night was Yarona FM’s DJ Kellz who dished out Gospel hits much to the appreciation of the crowd.

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