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Several local musicians were presented with awards during the Film, Arts, Music Entertainment (FAME) SA Awards at a glittering ceremony which took place at the University of Limpopo Turfloop Campus on Saturday.
The event was, however, dampend by the news of the tragic death the previous evening of local gospel star Mpho Regalo. He was awarded the prize in the Best Male category.
The 2011 South African Traditional Music Award winner, Jininka, once again proved to be a force to be reckoned with in the music fraternity. This time, she has won the Best traditional Tshivenda artist category. After the event, she said that she would like to thank thousands of her fans who voted for her to win the award. “My heartfelt gratitude goes to all my fans who sacrificed their time, money and energy to vote for me. This means that they really care about my music, and I promise to give them good music as always.”
Her producer and the founder of Masana Records, Victor “Da Vic” Nemungadi, said he was not surprised by the judges’ announcement at the awards. "She is one of the best musicians I have ever worked with in my company. She takes her music career very seriously and she does everything wholeheartedly."
The full list of winners of the FAME are as follows:
Best Jazz/Reggae: Colbert Mukwevho;
Best newcomer: Mahlatze Vokal;
Best dance: ChymaMusique;
Best Male: Mpho Regalo;
Best Gospel: Winnie Mashaba;
Best XiTsonga: Benny Mayengane;
Best Sepedi: Thabang Moreroa;
Best Tshivenda: Jininka;
Best radio personality: Kwenisto Makgaga (Thobela FM);
Philanthropist of the year: Kholofelo Lekganyane;
Best female actress: Rami Chuene;
Best duo/group: Sido and Manana;
Best sports personality: Mulomowandau Mathoho;
Best male actor: Clement Maosa,
Best Hip Hop/R&B: Mizo Phyll;
Best entertainer: Rabs Vhafuwi;
Best Club DJ: DJ Complexion;
Best female artist: Candy Tsamandebele;
Best comedian: Noko Mashaba.
Best in the gospel category, Winnie Mashaba.
The best entertainer: Rabs Vhafuwi. Photo supplied.
Best hip hop/R&B: Mizo Phyll. Photo supplied.
Jininka is the proud winner of FAME’s Best Traditional Tshivenda Artist category award.
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Colbert Mukwevho, best in the reggae/jazz category.
By: News Correspondent
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