International musicians Ben and Chance, known for their hit song "Yesu Arakora," have landed in Canada for their first-ever visit, unveiling exciting plans for fiery concerts. Organized by the Heart of Worship in Action Foundation, led by Willy Gakunzi Makuza, the concerts promise an electrifying experience. These events mark the duo's debut in Canada, with preparations underway to ensure an unforgettable experience for attendees. The Canada Tour, as it's dubbed, signifies a significant milestone for Ben and Chance, who are eager to connect with their fans in a country known for its diverse musical tastes.

In a live interview broadcasted by Willy Gakunzi, the artists expressed their anticipation and gratitude towards Canada, acknowledging it as a welcoming and promising destination. Despite facing challenges upon their arrival, such as feeling disoriented in the airport terminal, they remain steadfast in their faith and determination, viewing it as a test of their resolve and trust in God's guidance.

Ben and Chance's journey to Canada is not only about music but also about embracing new experiences and spreading messages of hope and faith. They're set to kick off their concerts in Ottawa on May 27, followed by Toronto on May 4, marking the beginning of an exciting tour across several cities. Tickets for these events are available, with Willy Gakunzi emphasizing the importance of unity and worship as central themes in their performances.

The duo's collaboration with Willy Gakunzi and the Heart of Worship in Action Foundation reflects a shared commitment to spreading the gospel through music and fostering a sense of community and faith. Their journey from Rwanda to Canada is not just a physical one but a spiritual and musical odyssey, aimed at uplifting spirits and inspiring hearts across borders.

Musician and gospel singer Reagan Kimazi, also known as Reagan Da Promota, is in a joyous mood as he welcomes the birth of his daughter, Anaya Kimazi, marking a significant milestone in his life.

Reagan Da Promota, recognized for songs like "Isengesho," "Ndagushima" featuring Mandela, "Ndanezerewe," and "Ingabire," among others, has recently celebrated a union with his partner Yvonne Teta Bagorora in a ceremony held in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, nine months prior. Now, they're basking in the joy of their newborn daughter after two years of courtship.

Their daughter, Anaya Kimazi, was born on March 17, 2024, fulfilling a profound moment in Reagan's life. He considers her birthdate as a divine blessing, acknowledging God's providence and expressing gratitude for the gift of parenthood. Reagan recounts the journey he and his wife have traversed, from seeking medical help to embracing faith, highlighting the trials and triumphs that strengthened their bond and faith in God.

Regarding his music, Reagan shares plans to release an album he has been working on, having recently announced its completion. However, before releasing it, he intends to meticulously review it to ensure its quality and impact. He reveals his intention to debut the album with a single titled "Melody," featuring Yvette Uwase, and promises a captivating musical experience for his listeners.

"Melody" holds a special place in Reagan's heart as it reflects the support and encouragement he received from close friends and collaborators, especially Kavoma, who played a significant role in the project's realization. Reagan emphasizes that "Melody" isn't just a song but a testament to the faithfulness of God and the power of collaboration and friendship.

As Reagan prepares to share "Melody" with the world, he expresses gratitude for the journey and the people who have walked alongside him, particularly Yvette Uwase, whose talent and friendship have enriched the project. With "Melody" and the upcoming album "Ndagushima," Reagan aims to inspire and uplift his audience, believing that his music will resonate with listeners and touch their hearts.

The True Light of Christ (TLC) ministry, part of the Remera Miracle Center church, is organizing an evening coinciding with the time Rwandans commemorate the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. This commemorative event, marking the 30th anniversary of the Genocide, will take place on Sunday, May 14, 2024, starting at seven in the evening at Remera Miracle Center, where attendees are encouraged to dress in either black or grey attire.

This evening is part of an annual event, now renamed L.E.S.H (Let Every Soul Heal), which translates to "Let every heart heal," incorporating prayers, songs, testimonies, and performances, all aimed at providing solace and finding meaning in God's word.

However, L.E.S.H is not just an evening event on May 14, 2024. Prior to that, on May 13, 2024, there will be a visit to the Ntarama Genocide Memorial in Bugesera, followed by activities to remember and honor the families affected by the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

Speaking to media , a TLC representative expressed the organization's desire to reach out to as many Rwandans as possible, regardless of age, ethnicity, or background. They emphasized the importance of imparting messages of hope and healing, urging people to attend and expecting a profound impact on attendees. This ministry has organized such events in the past to commemorate the Genocide, but now, under the new name L.E.S.H, it continues its mission within the framework of the Remera Miracle Center led by Bishop Samedi Theobald, who oversees its spiritual work.

Gaby Irene Kamanzi is gearing up for a highly anticipated concert set to take place in 2024, where she will captivate music enthusiasts with her soul-stirring melodies and messages of praise. Despite having just one album titled "Ungirira Neza," featuring meticulously crafted songs like "Amahoro," her impact has been significant, earning her accolades such as the Salax Award and Groove Awards for her heartfelt compositions that resonate both locally and internationally.

As a trailblazer in Rwanda's Gospel music scene, Gaby Kamanzi's unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel through her powerful voice has earned her the title of 'Miss Gospel' and immense respect within the industry. Her upcoming concert signifies not only a celebration of her musical journey but also a testament to the transformative power of Gospel music in uplifting souls and fostering spiritual connections.

Inspired by the success of Tonzi's recent concert, where she played a pivotal role alongside The Sisters, Gaby Kamanzi is motivated to continue her musical endeavors, with aspirations to release more albums and touch the lives of many with her songs of faith and encouragement, such as her latest release "Ndakomeye." Supported by her dedicated team and the unwavering love of her husband, Gaby remains committed to her musical mission, embracing each opportunity to spread God's message of love and hope through her music.

The 'Ewangelia Easter Celebration Concert,' organized by the Bible Society of Rwanda (BSR), proved to be a remarkable event commemorating Easter. Held on March 31, 2023, the concert was part of the ongoing "Supporting the Bible" campaign launched in 2023. Its aim was to uplift those who cherish the word of God found in the Bible and support efforts to spread its teachings through various initiatives.

The Archbishop of Kigali and the Chief Spokesperson of the Bible Society of Rwanda, Cardinal Antoine Kambanda, reminded all Christians of the significance of the Bible, emphasizing its value above all other books on Earth. He urged everyone to engage with it faithfully to ensure its message reaches everyone.

The concert featured various artists renowned for their gospel and worship songs, along with choirs and instrumentalists from different denominations and traditions. Starting at 6:00 PM, the BK Arena was filled with worshippers, including performers from various denominations and singers from different musical genres, all joining in praise and worship.

Attendees were treated to an array of performances, including renditions by the Shalom Choir, affiliated with the ADEPR Nyarugenge Parish, singing songs like "Umwuka Wera" and "Nzirata Umusaraba." The event also showcased meticulously planned musical pieces performed by the Christus Regnat Choir from the Catholic Church, including "Alleluia Shimirwa" and "Ni Kristu Muzima."

The heartfelt performances continued to resonate with the audience, supported by the captivating vocals of artists like Elie Bahati, who sang soul-stirring songs such as "Niseme Nini Baba" and "Uko Ngusabira."

Moreover, the concert saw the collaboration of the Jehovah Jireh Choir from CEP ULK Post Cepiens, who demonstrated their musical prowess with songs like "Ni Intwari" and "Turakwemera." They were joined by James and Daniella's Choir, whose performances, including "Mutangabugingo" and "Umwanzi ni mwiza," deeply moved the audience.

The event wasn't confined to local talent, as Tanzanian artist Zoravo graced the stage with songs like "Wanakufananisha" and "Ameniona," captivating the hearts of the attendees.

Additionally, the Easter Celebration Concert featured special moments of worship led by renowned gospel artist Israel Mbonyi. His presence and performances of songs like "Ndashima" and "Umusirikare" created an atmosphere of reverence and gratitude among the audience.

The Bible Society of Rwanda (BSR) used the occasion to advocate for continued support for the Bible, encouraging attendees to uphold its teachings and ensure its accessibility in the Rwandan language. They highlighted various ways individuals and organizations can support the Bible, including translation efforts, financial contributions, promoting its use, and facilitating its distribution to diverse communities.

After 10 years absent from the same stage, the renowned artists Aline Gahongayire, Uwitonze Clementine known as Tonzi, Gaby Kamanzi, and Phanny Wibabara, members of the group The Sisters, joined forces with Liliane Kabanza to amaze the audience with their diverse Christian songs just before Easter, presenting Tonzi's new album titled "Respect".

The event attracted a large audience to the Crown Conference Hall in Nyarutarama on the evening of March 31, 2024.

Organized by Mazimpaka Jones Kennedy and DJ Spin, who entertained the audience with various worship and praise songs, the attendees were treated to 15 songs from the album, interspersed with meticulously planned performances. Starting from the majestic entrance of The Sisters, the event unfolded into a live recording session at Matheo Studio, continuing to their live performances, including medleys and mash-ups.

The songs, spanning different musical genres such as Reggae, Zouk, Rhumba, rap, and others, included hits like "Arankunda" by Gabby Kamanzi, "Ndanyuzwe" by Aline Gahongayire, "This is my Time" by Phanny Wibabara, "Lord I Lift Your Name on High," and more.

Tonzi, the star of the night, took to the stage thrice, each time calling upon the attendees to worship alongside renowned artists like Yvan Buravan and Gisele Precious.

In her heartfelt speech, Tonzi expressed her gratitude towards God for guiding her through the journey of creating this album, especially after overcoming health challenges in 2023.

She said, "Producing this album was a challenging journey, but through it all, I saw God's hand, and I believe He is leading me forward. Let this event not be just a celebration but a moment to glorify God, let it be a reminder of His grace in my life. Let's also remember Yvan Buravan and Giselle Precious, my co-artists, in our prayers."

Lilian Kabaganza, formerly based in Kenya, was overwhelmed with love during the event, as one of her songs received a special rendition and she was honored throughout the concert until her farewell.

The songs performed included "Nari mu mwijima," "Imana ni byose," and "Bakundwa," which Lilian had sung during her time at Rehoboth Ministries.

Tonzi urged the attendees to cherish the memories of the event and promised to support them through the ups and downs of life, as reflected in the 15 songs filled with the message of "Respect".

The event concluded with Tonzi honoring the leader of the National Music Council, Marie France Niragire, who had supported her through the Ministry of Culture and Artistic Development, presenting her with a certificate of appreciation and a national anthem performance.

Among the distinguished guests were Mariya Yohana, Muyango Jean Marie, Mani Martin, Intore Tuyisenge, Aimable Twahirwa, Niragire Marie France, Massamba Intore, Allain Numa, Bahavu Jeannette and her husband Freury Legend, Isimbi Alliance (Alliah Cool), Bwiza, Niyo Bosco, Uhujimfura Claude, Japhet Mazimpaka, Clapton Kibonke, and others.

Jesca Mucyowera, a talented musician who has spent the past year diligently working on her music career, has unveiled a new song titled "Ikubambiye amahema" ("You've filled me with grace"). This release comes amidst eager anticipation from her fans.

Over the past four years, Jesca Mucyowera has garnered significant attention in the music industry, particularly among Gospel enthusiasts. Her songs, including "Jehova Adonai," which has reached over 1.2 million views, and "Arashoboye," with over 1.4 million views, have resonated deeply with listeners.

Despite facing numerous challenges in her musical journey, Jesca remains committed to her craft, consistently engaging with her audience and striving to increase her subscriber base. She reflects on her experiences, stating, "It has been a journey of peace, despite the struggles. You feel like quitting, like giving up, but music has become my solace."

In an interview with Inyarwanda, Jesca Mucyowera discusses the message behind her latest song, "Ikubambiye amahema," which carries a powerful spiritual message. She emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's guidance and finding strength in His word.

She asserts, "[God] has spoken in His word that besides those who are in covenant, there is no condemnation. So if you are in covenant, you won't be condemned; that's the truth and the foundation of everyone's faith."

Looking ahead to 2024, Jesca expresses optimism for the future of her music career, noting, "I've put everything in place, and now my music's strength is at 80/100. Together with Christ and my fans, I believe my music (good message) will reach even greater heights."

Jesca Mucyowera continues to engage with her audience through live performances, where she seeks support from her music enthusiasts, urging them to "come in large numbers." She expresses gratitude for their unwavering support, stating, "I highly appreciate it, and I always wish for more."

Mucyowera Jesca is not only a talented gospel artist but also a prolific songwriter. She is the author of the hit song "Shimwa" from Gospel Bora, which has received widespread acclaim. Her music aims to inspire and glorify God while also conveying messages of hope and redemption.

As a mother of four, she shares her journey with her husband, Dr. Nkundabatware Gabin, whom she married in 2015. She calls upon her fans to continue supporting her endeavors and to join her in spreading the message of Gospel music worldwide.

The artist Ndayishimiye Christophe, born in Burundi and residing in Rwanda, held his first concert, a significant milestone in his journey as a worship singer. He showcased a medley of songs, including those he collaborated on with artists like Bosco Nshuti, Prosper Nkomezi, and Irimbere Christian.

After days of preparation, Christophe Ndayishimiye organized a remarkable concert just before the end of the month, marking it as his debut performance in celebrating and worshiping God through music.

The event took place at New Life Bible Church in Kicukiro this Sunday, where he was joined by fellow musicians Bosco Nshuti, Jean Christian Irimbere, and Prosper Nkomezi, all contributing to his debut album.

Ndayishimiye Christophe performed in two sessions, presenting a variety of songs, including "Ijambo ryawe" and "Uwambambiwe ni uwo kwizerwa." He also sang "I Praise you Lord" in English, a collaboration with Christian Irimbere.

Following his worship and commitment to spreading the word of God, Christophe Ndayishimiye, in his second session, sang four songs, including "Ndashima isezerano," "Uri uwera," a collaboration with Nkomezi Prosper, "Yesu niryo zina," with Bosco Nshuti, and "Ulimwengu wote" in Swahili.

In this concert, Christophe Ndayishimiye was praised and empowered to continue God's work, as many attendees offered their support, some even contributing financially, totaling over a million.

He expressed gratitude to all Christians in Rwanda and beyond, emphasizing the importance of worshiping and glorifying God tirelessly and promising to undertake any possible endeavor in the name of God.

He thanked his siblings, wife, and supportive friends, mentioning that despite having no funds initially to organize the concert, his faith in God's word prevailed, and everything turned out well.

Aline Gahongayire, Rwandan multi-awarded gospel artist, has just released her latest single, "God of Miracles." Produced by Julesce from World Stars Studio and featuring direction by Director Viper, this Swahili-English fusion track embodies a powerful message of worship, celebrating the divine creation and miraculous power of God.

Following a series of successful releases, Aline Gahongayire continues to captivate audiences with her soul-stirring music. Despite currently being in Europe, Aline emphasizes that the release of her latest single does not require her physical presence. She dedicates "God of Miracles" to all who have witnessed and continue to experience the miraculous workings of God in their lives.

Looking ahead, Aline shares insights into her upcoming projects, including collaborations with Nel Ngabo and plans for future prophetic live recordings and tours across Europe, the USA, and Canada. Aline is part of the esteemed roster of artists under the management of Moriah Entertainment Group, joining fellow talents such as Gaby Kamanzi, Richard Nic Ngendahayo, Patient Bizimana, and the newly introduced Madine Mbabazi.

Regarding "God of Miracles," Aline reveals that it's part of a larger project comprising seven songs in English and Swahili, nearing completion. This ambitious endeavor aims to expand her reach and transcend language barriers, further solidifying Aline's impact on the global gospel music scene.

With "God of Miracles," Aline Gahongayire continues to inspire and uplift listeners, spreading messages of hope, faith, and reverence for the divine.

Popular minister and multi-talented Kenyan gospel singer Evelyn Wanjiru finally shared her painful and emotional experience of her 10 years of pregnancy delay and childbirth. She shared a touching story with everyone present at her Praise Atmosphere 2022 concert which she said wasn’t just an event but God’s instruction to her.

 revealed how she told her barber to cut her hair because it got to a point where she believed there was no more glory in her because the bible said that hair is the glory of a woman wrote on her official social media page:

“The journey, the process, the wait
The weight of waiting
The tears, the process
God made my 10-year test to be a grand testimony
Who else can do what He does?
Like Sarah, He glorified me
Opened the closed places
Shut the loud voices and made me a living testimony
See what God did!!
Here’s to what God has done and will do in the years to come
I, a living testimony to the nations.”

However, she inspired and encouraged believers and everyone going through what she had been through with her painful and emotional story and told them that God is able to do all things if they continue to hope and trust in God. Watch the video below and be blessed.