Gospel music lovers around the province and other areas attended the first Vhembe Reconciliation Gospel Music Concert at Worship House Shayandima a fortnight ago.

A local gospel music artist, Lawrence Mabasa, is one of the artists whose music is growing with time.

A pharmacist and motivational speaker, Mr Nhlanhla Given Mafarafara, has just published yet another book, Step to the next level, which encourages people get up and do something, in contrast to sitting down and doing nothing.

After an absence of three years, veteran gospel musician and icon Albert Mudau has surprised with a new release, Hee Vhana Idani.

Local gospel singer Phuluso Thenga and comedian Mr Majo Almost Famous proved to music lovers that they are a force to be reckoned with.

If online music downloads are anything to go by, then GR Chitahela's hit song, Tsholitshedza, is one of the anthems to keep music lovers active on the dance floor this festive season.

Well-known entertainer Clemour Ngobeni will be returning to the Vhembe District this holiday for his popular The Night Before Christmas concert. The concert has become an annual event, showcasing some of the best local and national artists.

The music of the 41-year-old Tinyiko Nelly Ndlovu resounds with beats and rhythms that invite all lovers of Xitsonga traditional urban beats to take the dancing floor and express their happiness and joy through dancing and singing along.

Uhone Tsanwani and Khaarendiwe Makhado will represent the Venda kingdom at this year's Indoni Miss Cultural South Africa. The event will take place tomorrow (15^th) at the Durban ICC Arena.

Gospel music lovers around Limpopo are ready for the first Vhembe Reconciliation Gospel Music Concert that will be held at Worship House in Shayandima tomorrow (Saturday).

The Nambi dza Devhula Family Day Music Concert promises to be the mother of all festivals for 2018 in that it is an event hosted by the music co-operative for the artists.

Many residents of Limpopo and its outskirts are gearing up for the annual Mapungubwe Festival at the Polokwane Cricket Club tomorrow (Saturday).

A resident of Vyeboom village in the Ha-Masia area, Hangwani "Princess” Mudau, is an entertainer to reckon with. She has been entertaining thousands of youths with her talks and dances, as master of ceremonies for many youth ministry conferences and as a presenter on Hlanganani FM.

A young, purpose-driven poet, Mulisa Nethononda, writes and recites poems that ooze life and continue to touch hundreds of lives both in the actual world and on social media.

For a young professional television and film producer to leave behind all the glitz and glamour of well-paying freelance opportunities in big cities to start a new life in a village where the film and TV industry is almost non-existent is virtually unthinkable.