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Baba naMai Charamba

Arts Correspondent
THE Charambas will on Monday leave for Mozambique for their highly anticipated shows in Chimoio on September 24 and Busi the following day.According to their manager, Ngoni Chandiwana, all was set for the musical shows that will see Pastor Charles and Olivia Charamba with the Fishers of Men commencing several regional tours this year.

“Everything is in place for the band which is ready to take on Mozambique. We are excited about the shows but, most importantly, our mission to minister to the fans in Mozambique,” he said.

Chandiwana also spoke of other shows that were lined up after Mozambique, stressing that the band was trying to fit in as many local gigs as possible in between their international shows.

“The season has already become eventful with a number of shows lined up. However, on our arrival from Mozambique we will be performing at the Commissioners’ Funfair on September 28.

“We will make another appearance at a charity show at Mhangura government school before heading to Australia,” he said.
Fronted by Charles, the Fishers of Men musical outfit is proving to be the most successful gospel band to emerge from Zimbabwe in the last 10 years.

Their consistency and dedication has elevated them to greater heights leading to their celebration beyond Zimbabwe’s borders. Their endless international tours in a way serve as proof of the demand for their  music.

With multiple albums under their belt, the band is getting stronger with each stride they take while holding shows.
“We always do our best to cater for our fans because the further our music goes, the farther the word of God is travelling.

It is the Charambas personal mission that they minister to people as possible through their music,” said the manager.
The band will be travelling to South Africa for several shows in Cape Town on October 26.