Gospel awards make comeback after seven years
The Namibia Gospel Music Awards will return this year after a seven-year break, with organisers introducing a revised judging process and renewed plans to make the event an annual fixture. The awards, last held in 2018, were suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic and financial constraints. This year’s edition, the third since the awards were […] The post Gospel awards make comeback after seven years appeared first on The Namibian .
The Namibia Gospel Music Awards will return this year after a seven-year break, with organisers introducing a revised judging process and renewed plans to make the event an annual fixture.
The awards, last held in 2018, were suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic and financial constraints. This year’s edition, the third since the awards were established, will recognise artists across 10 categories.
Namibia Gospel Music Awards (Ngoma) chairperson Shalongo ‘Shacks’ Mwandingi says the awards had been revived through stronger planning and renewed support.
“We’ve also adopted a more structured and sustainable approach,” he says.
