BY PHUMZILE NDLOVU
MBABANE – With only five days to go, the Holy Ghost Party Festival has announced the hosts for the highly anticipated show, which will be held at the Mbabane Alliance Church on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
The announcement was made yesterday, revealing that the event will be directed by Thamie Pastor Bae Ndlovu, the 2024 Eswatini Creators Award Best MC, and Nkubra Vilakazi. This confirmation comes from gospel singer Linda Dlamini, who is also the founder of the festival.
The festival, presented by Kufeziwe Communications, will embrace the theme of colour blocking colours. Gates will open at 3 PM, with the show kicking off at 4 PM and continuing until late. When reached for comment, Dlamini expressed confidence that everything is set for the event, stating, “Expect a great show on Sunday, it will be fireworks. We are set and ready for the show on Sunday.”
The festival’s line-up features a mix of local and South African gospel artists, including:
– Linda Dlamini
– Mpumi Mtsweni
– Takie Ndou
– Nozipho Phiri
– Khanya Sibanyoni
– Local performers such as Ndunduzo Matse, Nothando Hlophe, Nothando Dlamini, Shongwe Nekhuphuka, and Sphiwo Ndoni.
Regarding ticket availability, Dlamini assured fans that tickets can still be purchased at the door for E200. In addition, tickets are available at Galitos locations in both Mbabane and Manzini, and online at www.smartticket.co.za • http://www.smartticket.co.za.
Linda Dlamini shared that he initiated the Holy Ghost Party Festival back in 2021. The inaugural event took place in Johannesburg at the Alexandra GNF Auditorium, with the most recent festival held in September in Manzini at the Metropolitan Church.
The primary purpose of the festival, according to Dlamini, is to win souls through gospel music, with the hope that the rest of the event serves as a bonus. He noted that organizing such events not only uplifts the community but also inspires other musicians.
With excitement building for the festival, attendees can look forward to an evening filled with uplifting performances and community spirit.
