CROWN GOSPEL AWARDS CONTINUE - BISHOP NKAMBULE

MBABANE – The 17th Edition of the Crown Gospel Music Awards will be held despite the passing of Founder Zanele Mbokazi.
The awards will be held on November 24, 2024, at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Gauteng. Announcing the awards, the executive producer, Bishop Mpendulo Nkambule, who is the husband of the late Mbokazi, said they will ensure that the Crown Gospel Music Awards continue to shine as a beacon of excellence in the gospel music genre.Nkambule stated that this year’s event holds particular significance for all, as they celebrate the achievements of Gospel artists and also take the moment to honour the blessed memory of the founder and visionary, Mbokazi.

Memorable

He said the goal is to ensure that the awards ceremony is nothing short of memorable and impactful. “It brings me tremendous joy to stand before you today at the Ukhozi FM Studios, surrounded by such passionate individuals who share a common purpose. We assure you that we are committed to fostering this collaboration as a tribute to Zanele’s remarkable legacy in our industry,” Nkambule said.The executive producer emphasised the board’s steadfast commitment to upholding the high standards that Mbokazi championed during her time at the helm as they move forward. Furthermore, he acknowledged the profound legacy Mbokazi has left behind and also pledged to build upon it.

Excellence

He said, together they will ensure that the Crown Gospel Music Awards continue to shine as a beacon of excellence in the Gospel music genre. Nkambule further extended sincere appreciation to sponsors and partners, in particular the Gauteng Provincial Government, for hosting the Gospel music awards. “Your on-going support plays an integral role in bringing this event to life, and we are grateful for your dedication,” he said.He added that they are excited to share that this year’s awards ceremony will take place at Gallagher Convention Centre, and they believe that the accessible location will allow for more guests, participants, and fans to join them in celebrating the power of Gospel music.

Unity

The bishop urged for unity from everyone as they pay tribute to the legacy of Mbokazi through this year’s Crown Gospel Music Awards. “Let us join hands in this noble pursuit, creating an experience that not only celebrates artistry and excellence but also honours the profound impact Zanele had on the Gospel music industry,” he said. Nkambule extended an invitation to everyone to be part of this momentous celebration to honour the past while looking forward to a brighter future filled with hope, love, and the uplifting power of Gospel music.

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