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Local gospel singers shine at Joyous Celebrations concert

Monday, October 30, 2023 | 230 Views |

As usual, a number of Christian community members flocked the University of Botswana (UB) Indoor Sports Arena where they were blessed with sweet gospel melodies from South Africa’s award winning choir, Joyous Celebrations, on Saturday evening.

The moment at the Joyous Celebrations' Life Changing Concert was when local gospel singers proved to be the best and displayed the ability to penetrate the international gospel music industry.

Talented local artist, Ezra Neethings lit up the arena with his energetic performance. He started off his performance on a high note as he sang one of his mostly loved songs, O Ska Nconcluder.

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Local gospel singers shine at Joyous Celebrations concert

As usual, a number of Christian community members flocked the University of Botswana (UB) Indoor Sports Arena where they were blessed with sweet gospel melodies from South Africa’s award winning choir, Joyous Celebrations, on Saturday evening.