The Emnotweni Arena was filled with believers from diverse backgrounds, all united in their devotion to their faith, for the live recording of a Mpumalangan gospel musician, Sylvester Music’s new album, Gathering of Worshippers, on Friday, May 30.
This night of worship featured one of the greatest musicians of this generation, Oncemore Six, along with Mamfu Bhiya, Steve Ngobeni, Sydwell Mathebula and Qiniso Mabaso.
The voices of the artists led the crowd in heartfelt songs, filling the venue with spiritual energy. The event allowed strangers to become friends while worshipping together, bonding over their love for the Lord.
At the end, the guests left, carrying a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper connection with th eir faith. Mpumalanga News did not miss a beat of this event and captured some moments of the guests.
Atlegeng Sekgobela, Omphile Sema and Cloey Sema. Photos: Emanuel MajolaCarol Ngwenya.Divine the Saxophonist.Fezekile Moya-Nkuna.Given Phemelo Thobei.Gugu Nkambule and Ps Albee Masuku.Ignacia Mpangane and Fikile Silinda.Ivumile and Vusi Dlamini.Lethu Simelane and Vuyelwa Mabuza.Lindiwe Mnisi.Londeka Shezi, Minenhle Shabangu and Hope Swane.Mandla and Maria Dlamini.Mbuso Lubisi, Simphiwe Sibiya and Lunga Tshabalala.Ncobile Mfulathelwa, Thandeka Ramabulana, Nelani Ngwenyama, Sithembiso Mashabane and Keitumetsi Molefi.Nokwazi Mdhluli, Pearl Tsotesti and Lindelwa Masina.Nombuso Snell and Nhlamulo Mambane.Nomcebo Manda, Derby Mohlala and Mary Mkhonto.Nothando Dhlamini and Sandra Mkhombo.Okuhle and Nomasa Mahlalela.Ricki Mathebula and Samkelisiwe Nxumalo. Photos: Emanuel MajolaSabatha Gininda.Sanelisiwe Mahlinza.Sarah Nkuna, Hoffin Mohlala, Nombuso Khumalo and Nombuso Tembe.Sesana Nkosi and Lusanda Mndawe.Simphiwe Sithole, Ps Busisiwe Nkosi-Mhlanga and Nonhlanhla Ndlovu.Thabile Nkambule and Nothando Msibi.Vuthlari Godi.Xolisile Dladla and Bongiwe Zulu.Zinhle Lubisi and Hope Sihlangu.
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Emanuel is a local journalist who focuses on court reporting, local government, and community development. A graduate of the Tshwane University of Technology, he has a keen interest in commercial crime and governance. Passionate about community journalism, he enjoys telling the stories that matter most to local communities and reporting on the issues and developments that have a direct impact on people's daily lives.
