Janet Manyowa Unveils ‘Ndimi Worship Medley’ Live From ANOT 2026
Janet Manyowa Unveils ‘Ndimi Worship Medley’ Live From ANOT 2026. Zimbabwean gospel minister Janet Manyowa is allowing worshippers around the world to relive one of the defining moments from A Night of Thanksgiving (ANOT) 2026 with the release of the Ndimi Worship Medley (Live at ANOT 2026) on YouTube.
Following the video’s premiere, Manyowa reflected on the unforgettable atmosphere that filled the Harare International Conference Centre during the annual New Year’s Day worship gathering. Rather than focusing on the production or performance, she celebrated the sight of thousands of believers worshipping God with one voice.
“The goal at ANOT is for us to sing the songs of Worship to our Lord, TOGETHER!!! This has to be one of my highlights! Everyone singing out, ‘We give You All the Glory,’ with a synchronized lifting of hands!! May God be praised forever!” she wrote.
Her words perfectly capture the heart behind ANOT, the worship event she established to unite believers in thanksgiving and praise as they begin a new year. This year’s edition, held under the theme Overflow, once again filled the Harare International Conference Centre with worshippers eager to celebrate God’s faithfulness.
The medley is built around Ndimi, one of Janet Manyowa‘s best-loved worship songs. Meaning “It is You” or “You Are” in Shona, the song declares God’s greatness and sovereignty. The newly released live recording preserves the powerful atmosphere inside the venue as the congregation joined Manyowa in singing, “We give You All the Glory,” while lifting their hands together in worship.
Over the years, ANOT has grown into one of Zimbabwe’s premier gospel gatherings, attracting thousands of worshippers and featuring a blend of local and regional gospel ministers. The 2026 edition also included extended late-night worship sessions, giving attendees even more time to seek God and celebrate the start of the year in His presence.
Manyowa has consistently maintained that the success of ANOT is measured by the unity of God’s people in worship rather than the scale of the production. The release of the Ndimi Worship Medley (Live at ANOT 2026) serves as another reminder of that vision, allowing those who attended to revisit the experience while inviting new audiences into the same moment of corporate worship.
Closing her reflection with the same spirit that defined the night, Manyowa declared, “May God be praised forever!”
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