Janet Manyowa Confirms Star Lineup for ANOT 2026
Gospel powerhouse Janet Manyowa has secured some of the continent’s strongest voices for the 2026 edition of the All Nations Overflow Thanksgiving. ANOT has become a major New Year worship event in Zimbabwe. It brings believers together for praise, worship and thanksgiving as they cross into a new year.
The 2026 theme, Overflow, focuses on grace, blessing and gratitude as worshippers prepare for the year ahead. Manyowa has put together a lineup that blends established legends with rising worship leaders. The Harare International Conference Centre will host Ada Ehi, Takesure Zamar Ncube, Everton Mlalazi, Xolly Mncwango, Joyful Praise, The Unveiled and Charles and Olivia Charamba.
ANOT event director Munyaradzi Manyowa said the goal for 2026 is to help worshippers enter the New Year with renewed faith and a refreshed spirit. He anchored the theme on Colossians 2:7, a call to stay rooted in Christ and remain overflowing with thankfulness. He said each edition of ANOT shows how gratitude grows when people unite in worship. The 2026 gathering aims to deepen that experience and guide believers toward reflection and renewal.
The upcoming edition marks six years of Janet Manyowa’s worship concert. The 2025 gathering made history. On January 1, she filled the HICC to capacity. She became the first female musician to reach that milestone. The event, themed Grace Upon Grace, featured Ada Ehi, Takesure Zamar and Everton Mlalazi. The atmosphere of love and generosity defined the night.
Manyowa created memorable moments for children. She handed out gifts and invited young fans on stage to sing with her. Backed by a full Zimbabwean orchestra, children as young as eight performed her songs with confidence. Wakakosha stood out as the favourite.
For many young attendees, ANOT offered a joyful start to the year. It gave them a night of worship and inspiration that left them feeling blessed and motivated. Janet Manyowa now aims to build on that legacy with an even stronger ANOT 2026.
