Harare- Renowned preacher, author and entrepreneur Edd Branson is set to host a major New Year’s Eve crossover service dubbed “The Night of the Unstoppable” on 31 December 2025 at the Rajiv Gandhi Hall, Harare Showgrounds, in what organisers say will be one of the most significant spiritual gatherings to close the year. The event is expected to attract thousands of worshippers, including international visitors and travellers from across Zimbabwe, as believers converge in Harare to usher in 2026 through prayer, worship and prophetic declarations. Hospitality players around the capital anticipate increased activity, with the service coinciding with peak festive travel.
Branson, who leads a rapidly growing following across Africa and the diaspora, is widely known for using the final night of the year to deliver what his ministry describes as “directional prophecies”messages that followers believe offer insight into personal destinies as well as broader national and global developments. In recent years, his crossover services have drawn attention beyond church circles due to prophecies touching on geopolitical and economic affairs. The sick have been healed, lives transformed and some congregants have walked away with cars , money and several presents given to them by Prophet Edd Branson.
True to the word Israel became the first nation to recognise Somaliland as a sovereign state and this happened on the 26th of December 2025. Branson’s growing influence is difficult to ignore. His sermons and broadcasts reach audiences through multiple digital platforms, and his end-of-year services have increasingly become destination events for believers seeking what they describe as “spiritual alignment” before entering a new year.
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According to organisers, The Night of the Unstoppable will focus on themes of resilience, momentum and strategic positioning for 2026, reflecting the uncertainties and rapid global shifts of the past few years. The service is expected to run late into the morning of 1 January 2026. Entry into the venue is absolutely free and worshippers are advised to get there early to secure their seats. As Zimbabwe positions itself as a hub for regional conferences and faith-based tourism, the hosting of such a high-profile crossover service further underscores Harare’s growing role in attracting continental and global religious gatherings with Edd Branson once again at the centre of attention as the year draws to a close.
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