VERSATILE arts personality and Ireland based Caroline Tambu Nyaka-Chana will headline the Boss Khumalo Must Walk Heroes Special Fundraising Show set for August 15 at Padziva Camp and Caravan in Dzivarasekwa Extension, Harare.
The event, organised by Gigasound Rekordz in partnership with Padziva Camp and Caravan, is expected to bring together some of Zimbabwe's established and emerging musicians in a celebration of music while raising funds for a charitable cause.
Nyaka Chana, who has been in Europe for close to two and half decades, is famed for captivating audiences around the world with her Solo Fiesta World Tour, a production that fuses music, culture and personal storytelling into a celebration of resilience and hope.
She has built a growing international profile through her energetic live performances and Afro-fusion sound and acting.
Next Saturday she will lead a line-up that features Kinnah, Sir Gono, Allan Chimbetu, Mostaff, Khonangale, Portifa Mopo, Wasu Dacoda, Tendai Dembo, JSK Chibadura, Junior PC and Kapfupi in a unique fundraising event.
The show will also feature performances by T Square, Kingy, Madyna, Chifemale Boss, Tatiana, King Platy and the All Stars Dance Group.
Entertainment will be complemented by DJs Kennyard, Mandebvu and Kushy, while MC Rango, MC Ndunge, MC Gindigeshi and MC Timmy Wekwa Bhonzo will host the event.
“I am honoured to be part of the Boss Khumalo Must Walk Heroes Special Fundraising Show,” Nyaka-Chana told Standard Style.
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“Music has the power to unite people and inspire positive change, and I believe this event will do exactly that.
“I am looking forward to giving fans an unforgettable performance while supporting a worthy cause.
“I encourage everyone to come in their numbers, celebrate our heroes with us and be part of this special evening.”
Organisers have also lined up surprise guest appearances, including Boss Malaya, Mr Nhete Bolt Cutter and Boss Sean.
The fundraising concert coincides with the Heroes holiday celebrations and is expected to attract music lovers from across Harare and surrounding areas.
The show is scheduled to start at 6pm.
Organisers said the event is designed not only to provide quality entertainment but also to mobilise support for a community through the power of music and the arts.
