Renowned gospel singer ... at The Mora Resort in Zanzibar, Tanzania. The award ceremony celebrates excellence in music while bringing together top artists from across the globe like Rema, Wizkid ...

The highly anticipated second edition of the awards took place on Wednesday, February 26, at The Mora Resort in Zanzibar, Tanzania ... in the power of gospel music,” she said in her acceptance ...

The 2025 Trace Awards ceremony, held at Mora Resort, Zanzibar, Tanzania ... while Mercy Chinwo won the Best Gospel Artist for her inspiring and uplifting music. Afrobeats legend D’banj received ...

But imagine the awkwardness of being famous, with your family issues now trending online ... music speak for itself” approach, or maybe she’s waiting for the right time to address it. Either way, her ...

What changes will you like to see in the gospel music industry? The industry has evolved, and it has got really better from what it used to be. However, one thing that I would love to see get ...

Many gospel music fans have continued to listen to songs ... Q: What singers from East Africa, especially Tanzania would you like to collaborate with? Actually, I have a few friends in Tanzania ...

Gospel music scholar Horace Clarence Boyer summarized this dilemma in the PBS documentary We’ve Come This Far by Faith: There was the feeling that the more white you acted, the more you would be ...

Presidential fan Despite his ill-health he had toured in Tanzania until recently, mainly performing gospel music. The BBC's Hassan Mhelela in Dar es Salaam says all radio stations in the country ...

Dar es Salaam — When they started singing 11 years ago they could hardly afford studio fees to pay for the production of their ground breaking album 'Mungu Anakupenda'. On that occassion they ...

He talks about the roots of Motown in gospel music, its role in the Civil Rights Movement, what new gospel sounds like and who's playing it. Lornell pulled together 24 songs, the oldest of which ...

R&B drummer and former gospel-music editor for Billboard magazine, Robert Darden is also a journalism professor at Baylor University, where he runs the Black Gospel Music Restoration Project.