The gospel music community is in mourning as beloved artist Eric Moyo has tragically passed away. The 42-year-old singer reportedly succumbed to a brain bleed after collapsing on stage during a performance with the renowned group Joyous Celebration in South Africa.

The incident unfolded last night, capturing the attention of fans and fellow artists alike. According to state media reports, Moyo collapsed midway through the performance, leaving the audience in disbelief. Medical personnel rushed to the scene to provide emergency assistance.

Despite immediate efforts to revive him, Eric Moyo was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. The cause of his sudden collapse and subsequent brain bleed is currently under investigation.

Eric Moyo was widely celebrated for his soul-stirring performances and contributions to the gospel music scene. The news of his untimely death has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with fans expressing their grief on social media platforms.

Joyous Celebration, the acclaimed gospel ensemble with whom Moyo was performing, released a statement expressing their deep sorrow at the loss of their talented colleague. The group, along with the entire music community, is grappling with the profound impact of Moyo’s departure.

Tributes and condolences from fans, fellow artists, and prominent figures continue to pour in, highlighting the significant influence Eric Moyo had on the gospel music landscape. As the investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death unfolds, the music world remains united in mourning the loss of a gifted and cherished performer.

In other news – 6 family members perish in car crash

A pregnant mother, her husband and four of their children travelling from Marymount in Rushinga to Chinhoyi, were among the nine people killed early Monday morning in the head-on collision between two Honda Fit vehicles in Mazowe. Government will assist with funeral expenses for the bereaved families.

Expecting mother Loice Kapinga and her husband Silas Gomo were travelling with their four children, including five-year-old Tanyaradzwa and eight-year-old Angela who have already been identified. The father-in-law, Mr Edson Kapinga, said they were failing to accept that six members of their family died in the accident. Read More