Organisers of Ecobank Legends Night Africa have confirmed Congolese music star Yondo Sister as the latest international artiste to perform at this year’s con...
Organisers of Ecobank Legends Night Africa have confirmed Congolese music star Yondo Sister as the latest international artiste to perform at this year’s concert, scheduled for September 26 in Harare.
Her announcement follows the recent confirmation of Malian music icon Salif Keita as one of the headline acts, adding to anticipation for what is expected to be one of Zimbabwe’s biggest live music events of the year.
Ecobank Legends Night Africa has established itself as one of Zimbabwe’s leading live music platforms by celebrating some of Africa’s most influential musicians and bringing legendary performers to local audiences.
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Over the years, the concert series has built a reputation for showcasing celebrated African artistes while giving music lovers the opportunity to experience timeless classics performed live.
Widely known as the “Queen of Soukous,” Yondo Sister has earned continental recognition for her energetic kwassa kwassa performances, powerful vocals and an extensive catalogue of songs that have made her one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most celebrated female artistes.
Her addition is expected to strengthen an already impressive line-up led by Salif Keita, whose return to Zimbabwe has generated excitement among fans of African music.
Organisers said the event will continue its tradition of celebrating African musical heritage by bringing together legendary performers whose music has influenced generations across the continent.
With both Salif Keita and Yondo Sister now confirmed, organisers have also indicated that additional renowned African artistes could still be announced before the concert.
The growing line-up is expected to further boost interest in the September event as organisers prepare to deliver another edition of the concert dedicated to celebrating Africa’s rich musical legacy.
Ecobank Legends Night Africa has become known for creating memorable live performances while connecting Zimbabwean audiences with some of the continent’s most respected musical icons. This year’s edition is expected to continue that tradition with performances by Salif Keita, Yondo Sister and any additional artistes who may join the programme.



