By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
South African gospel powerhouse Oncemore Six is heading back to where the spirit moves—and this time, it’s personal.
The beloved singer has been confirmed as part of a stellar lineup for this year’s Ekhaya Worship Festival, set to take over Bulawayo on Africa Day.
And if you thought his 2025 debut was electric, just wait.
This marks Oncemore Six’s second appearance at the fast-growing worship gathering, following his unforgettable performance at the inaugural edition last year at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre.
But this return? It’s deeper than a gig.
Born from the vision of Tsholotsho-born gospel giant Minister Everton Mlalazi, Ekhaya Worship Festival isn’t just another concert—it’s a spiritual homecoming.
And for the voice behind Munondida Ndakadaro, stepping back onto that stage is bound to stir up even greater fire among gospel lovers in the City of Kings.
Known for soul-stirring anthems like Ohlonitshwayo, Themba Lendawo Yonke, and Umkhuleko WeBandla, Oncemore Six becomes the second artist announced for this year’s lineup—hot on the heels of South African gospel veteran Zaza Mokhethi.
But here’s what has fans whispering: a possible onstage reunion. Oncemore Six and Minister Mlalazi previously joined forces on the smash hit Muri Mutsvene, featured on Mlalazi’s acclaimed album In the Presence 3: Great God.
If they share the mic again, Bulawayo might just need extra roofs.
Rooted in worship, fellowship, and unity, the Ekhaya Worship Festival brings together Bulawayo and surrounding communities in Christ—offering a powerful night of praise, prayer, and high-octane gospel performances from both local and regional stars.
Consider this your heads-up: Africa Day in Bulawayo is about to be holy ground.
Rocking the stage Oncemore Six and Minister Everton Mlalazi
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