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Legends in Concert returns with a gospel show

Friday, October 27, 2023 | 260 Views |

Molapo Piazza will be the place to be on November 18 when South African gospel star, Ayanda Ntanzi, makes his debut performance in Botswana during the 'Legends in Concert’s' upcoming show.

The 'Legends in Concert', which is renowned for presenting nostalgic performances, particularly those including Kwaito music, has opted for something different this time around with an exciting line-up of gospel stars.

'Legends in Concert' promoter Lekopanye ‘Lecco’ Kenosi of Leccotainment said they found it necessary to do a gospel show this time following requests from worshipers.

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Legends in Concert returns with a gospel show

Molapo Piazza will be the place to be on November 18 when South African gospel star, Ayanda Ntanzi, makes his debut performance in Botswana during the 'Legends in Concert’s' upcoming show.

Nthaile misinformed Ntlo Ya Dikgosi on Butterfly, Khama says

New military justice system to transform discipline in the army

MISA Botswana condemns emerging threats to media freedom

Bushfire Festival to ignite cultural celebration in the heart of Kgalagadi

Emergency probe as FMD tests national buffers

FNB Premiership on a knife-edge

'Ntungamili has always had genuine love for tennis'

Gov’t won’t apologise to Butterfly

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