Takesure Zamar Ncube Announces Everton Mlalazi as Guest Minister for “One Sound – The Roar of Many Waters” Event in Harare
South Africa-based gospel musician Takesure Zamar Ncube has confirmed gospel singer and minister Everton Mlalazi as one of the guest ministers for his upcoming worship event, One Sound – The Roar of Many Waters, set for 14 August in Harare. The announcement has generated strong interest among gospel music followers across Zimbabwe and beyond, as the event continues to build momentum ahead of its scheduled date. Ncube’s growing influence in gospel ministry events has positioned One Sound as one of the most anticipated worship gatherings on the calendar. His collaboration with leading voices in gospel music reflects a clear focus on unity, worship, and spiritual connection. The inclusion of Mlalazi adds further weight to an already high-profile lineup.
The relationship between Ncube and Mlalazi has been strengthened through shared ministry moments and musical collaboration. The two recently worked together on the song Zuvarangu, which features on Mlalazi’s album In The Presence 3: Great God. Their partnership reflects a shared vision of Christ-centred worship that continues to resonate with gospel audiences. Their bond has also been reinforced through mutual appearances at major worship events, including Mlalazi’s Ekhaya Worship Festival in Bulawayo. That festival attracted thousands of worshippers and highlighted the growing demand for large-scale gospel gatherings in the region.
Ncube expressed his excitement about Mlalazi joining the Harare event, describing it as a moment of gratitude and spiritual alignment. He highlighted Mlalazi’s influence in African gospel music and his commitment to ministry through worship. According to Ncube, Mlalazi’s presence will deepen the worship experience for attendees and strengthen the message of the event. He emphasized that One Sound is built around unity in worship and the shared purpose of drawing people closer to faith. His statement reflected appreciation for artists who prioritise ministry alongside music.
The upcoming event, One Sound – The Roar of Many Waters, is expected to draw a large audience from across Zimbabwe and neighbouring countries. The lineup features several well-known gospel ministers and worship leaders, creating expectations of a powerful and diverse worship experience. Among the confirmed guests are Bishop Dr. Collins Nyathi, who is Ncube’s spiritual mentor, along with Nyasha Mutonhori Nyaparami. Their participation adds spiritual leadership and depth to the event’s ministry focus. The gathering is positioned as both a musical and spiritual experience for worshippers.
Other prominent gospel names set to minister include Minister Michael Mahendere, Janet Manyowa, Joyful Praise Choir, Minister Ellard and Sharon Cherayi, and The Unveiled. This wide range of artists reflects the collaborative nature of the event and the growing unity within the gospel music industry. Each minister brings a distinct sound and worship style, contributing to a varied and dynamic programme. Organisers expect the combination of established and emerging voices to attract a broad audience. The event continues to build anticipation as more details are shared.
The theme of One Sound – The Roar of Many Waters emphasizes collective worship and spiritual harmony. It reflects the idea of many voices coming together in unified praise, creating a powerful worship atmosphere. The concept has resonated with gospel audiences who value large-scale worship experiences that bring together different ministries. The Harare edition is expected to build on the success of previous gatherings associated with Ncube and his collaborators. Organisers are preparing for a significant turnout as interest continues to grow.
Everton Mlalazi’s involvement adds another layer of significance to the event, given his growing influence in gospel music across Africa. His ministry has been marked by consistent performances at major worship events and collaborations with respected gospel artists. His participation is expected to draw his supporters and expand the reach of the event. The partnership between him and Ncube highlights a shared commitment to strengthening gospel music ministry. It also reflects a broader trend of collaboration among African gospel artists.
As preparations continue, One Sound – The Roar of Many Waters is shaping up to be a major highlight on the gospel calendar in Harare. The event brings together established ministers, influential gospel voices, and thousands of worshippers under one platform. With strong partnerships and a clear spiritual focus, it aims to deliver a meaningful worship experience that goes beyond music. The collaboration between Takesure Zamar Ncube and Everton Mlalazi reinforces the message of unity in faith and ministry. The August gathering is expected to leave a lasting impact on attendees and further strengthen gospel music connections across the region.
