3C Live among biggest names in 2026 Crown Gospel Awards nominations

Gospel music heavyweights Ntokozo Mbambo and Dumi Mkokstad are among the artists recognised in the nominations for the 19th Icebolethu Crown Gospel Music Awards.

The nominations bring together established gospel performers, emerging artists, choirs, producers and radio personalities from South Africa and across the continent. The awards ceremony is scheduled for November 15 at the Durban ICC.

Ntokozo Mbambo and Dumi Mkokstad recognised

Ntokozo is nominated alongside 3C Live in the Best Worship Song category for “All Hail”.

She has built a lengthy career in gospel music, having joined Joyous Celebration as a teenager and later spending 13 years as one of the group’s lead singers before pursuing a solo career. Her solo work has also earned major industry recognition.

Dumi, meanwhile, receives nominations in both Best Worship Song for “Ngu Jesu (Bayede)” and Best Songwriter for the same song.

The award-winning singer, whose real name is Mdumiseni Nzimande, has been active in gospel music since childhood and is known for songs including “Mbize”, “Nanku Jesu”, “Gethsemane”, “Hamba Mphefumlo” and “Safa Naye.

A wide field of nominees

The 2026 nominations cover categories ranging from gospel albums and worship songs to traditional gospel, collaborations, music videos, live recordings and gospel groups.

The full list includes:

Male Gospel Artist

  • Sibusiso Nzima
  • Canaan Nyathi
  • Ntokozo Ngongoma
  • Kgethang Konese

Female Gospel Artist

  • Nozipho Phiri
  • Elle Tisane
  • Newie

Radio Presenter

  • Brown Dibruin Mosiapoa – Motsweding FM
  • Moshe Nyathi – Blue Hazy FM
  • Olwethu Ndabankulu – Tambo FM
  • Zanethemba Shiyani – Zibonele FM
  • MaZul’Ozulayo – Ukhozi FM
  • Zikhona – Highway Radio
  • NomiG – Ntokozo FM

Gospel Album

  • Tshwane Gospel Choir – Harmony of Prayers Part 1
  • Max Mqhakayi – The Effluence
  • Breakthrough Worship ZA – Breakthrough Worship ZA Volume 1 & 2
  • Nozipho Phiri – Essence of Faith (Wangethula)

Best Itende Song

  • Bule Sabela – Uyisimanga Lo Jesu
  • Pastor V Mboniswa – Umi Nami
  • Ndumiso Zungu – Songena Ngemithandazo
  • Mxolisi Mbethe – Baba Siyabonga

Best Newcomer

  • Ezile Jikijela
  • Gundolawe Ramudzuli
  • Nothando Zulu
  • Mphotholozi
  • Max Mqhakayi
  • Andile Tsako

Best Traditional Gospel

  • Bucy Radebe – Re Tla Thaba
  • Isha Back to Basics – Yehova nga a rendiwe
  • Sneziey – Sinomlilo
  • Nomini Nyawose – Ngizomethemba Medley-Hosana

Best Praise Song

  • 3C Live – I Sought The Lord
  • Kgethang Konese – Rea Ho Leboga
  • Crystal T – Mountain Moving Faith
  • Elle Tisane – Siyabonga

Best Classic of All Time

  • Babo Ngcobo – Amatshe
  • Thobekile – Wonderful Day
  • Thembinkosi Booi – Igama Lam

Best Worship Song

  • 3C Live featuring Ntokozo Mbambo – All Hail
  • Elle Tisane – Matsohong
  • Dumi Mkokstad – Ngu Jesu (Bayede)
  • Breakthrough Worship ZA featuring Khaya Mthethwa – Live Again

Best Song of the Year

  • Umlazi Gospel Choir The Original – Lalel’indaba
  • Ndumiso Zungu – Songena Ngemithandazo
  • Ntokozo Ngongoma – Jesu Uyilanga
  • Kgethang Konese – Rea Ho Leboga
  • Newie – Songs of Hope
  • Rev Ngcobo – Mkhulu Uyesabeka/Zange Angathembeki

Best Artist of the Year

  • Breakthrough Worship ZA
  • Elle Tisane
  • Cannan Nyathi
  • Kgethang Konese

Best Collaboration

  • UN-LTD and Sibusiso Nzima – Nobody Greater featuring Vashawn Mitchell
  • Banele Mahlangu – O Ya Halalela featuring Dr Tumi
  • Sipho Makhabane featuring Black Mambazo – Ukukhanya
  • Elle Tisane featuring Takie and Rofhiwa – Ndi na o Maanda

Best Acapella Solo or Group

  • Di Bruin Gospel Project
  • Isaac and the Mighty Messengers
  • Amadodana We Buhlebesizwe
  • JTG Gospel Choir

Best Songwriter

  • 3C Live – Worthy Is the Lamb, written by Ntokozo Ngobeni
  • Thembinkosi Booi – Themba Inkosi
  • Max Mqhakayi – The Effluence
  • Dumi Mkokstad – Ngu Jesu (Bayede)

Best Gospel Producer Album

  • Tshwane Gospel Choir – Harmony of Prayers Part 1
  • Ndlunkulu Nosange – Umusa (Live at Urban Brew Studios)
  • Breakthrough Worship ZA – Breakthrough Worship ZA Volume 1 & 2
  • Nkosenhle Dlaba Shezi – Uma Siphila Ngomoya

Best Gospel Music Video

  • Mphotholozi – Nyakata (In the Sanctuary)
  • Umlazi Gospel Choir The Original – Lalel’indaba
  • MJ Mvala – Usenguye featuring Jerry Madubela
  • Paul K – Motse

Best Clap and Tap

  • Isaac and the Mighty Messengers
  • Rustcorg Foundation
  • The New Believers of God Gospel Singers
  • The Great Junior Mystical Gospel Singers

Best Gospel Live Event or Recording

  • Umlazi Gospel Choir The Original – Lalela’indaba
  • Mphotholozi – Nyakata
  • Breakthrough Worship ZA – Breakthrough Worship ZA Volume 1 & 2
  • The Great Junior Mystical Gospel Singers – Jeso Konyaka

Best Contemporary

  • Adrae Jacobs – Rise
  • Max Mqhakayi – The Effluence
  • UN-LTD and Sibusiso Nzima – Nobody Greater featuring Vashawn Mitchell
  • 3C Live featuring Dr Tumi – Khunama (All Hail)

Best Amazon

  • Atezs UniZulu
  • Ukulunga KwamaKrestu
  • The Legends
  • Isikhonyane Church

Best of Africa Male

  • Sphiwo Ndoni – Eswatini
  • Tatenda Mahachi – Zimbabwe
  • Everton Mlalazi – Zimbabwe
  • Edson Matavele – Botswana

Best of Africa Female

  • Nothando Hlophe – Eswatini
  • Nothando Dlamini – Eswatini
  • Sesame – Botswana
  • Shekinah Motsa – Eswatini
  • Eleana Makombe – Zimbabwe

Best Gospel Group

  • EBMQ (Evangelical Best Men Quartet)
  • Impact Co
  • Omama BeTende
  • Gauteng Gospel Choir

The awards return to Durban

The Crown Gospel Music Awards are now in their 19th edition. The event was founded by the late Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule and continues under the leadership of her husband, Bishop Mpendulo Nkambule.

This year’s ceremony will take place on November 15 at the Durban ICC, bringing together the nominees and other figures from the gospel music industry.

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