GOSPEL musician Jairos Mutambikwa is set to launch a new album titled Jehoshaphat in Mutare next week.
The musician was few years ago named the ambassador of Mutare City Council for marketing the city.
Mutare town clerk Blessing Chafesuka will be the guest of honour.
On the sidelines (MCC) led by Dr Muyambuki will conduct free professional testing, counseling of HIV.
There will be also free testing of prostate cancer, sugar and blood pressure.
Some of the musicians who are set to attend the launch are Blessing Shumba, Hosiah Chipanga, Hungwe Stars, AFM gateway assembly Mutare led by evangelist Mashezha, Minister Shadai, Simba Muchita and Cloris Muchuwaire among others.
In an interview yesterday Mutambikwa said this is not an ordinary launch saying fireworks are expected.
"We are going to launch our album on August 2 and this is not going to be an ordinary album launch, there is a special information l need to give to people," Mutambikwa said.
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"Zimbabwe are suffering from mental health and we have issues of drug abuse which is rampant and it's now a chorus that even our President Emmerson Mnangagwa have been talking about it every day and the cabinet, Politburo and but it seems this is failing in deaf ears," he said
"What is more disgusting our brothers and sisters are the ones who are selling drugs and making profits so we need to speak about it loudly," he said.
"No one is talking about prostate cancer yet we are seeing more man suffering from it so we need to activate awareness," he said
"We are going to have a prostrate awareness on the day,".
Mutambikwa said music plays an important role in educating people in the country.
Mutambikwa is the member of the United Methodist Church.
