President Cyril Ramaphosa expresses excitement and congratulates Tyla for her Grammy win. The singer won the Best African Music Performance for her song Water, defeating the Nigerian singers in the category; they include Ayra Starr, Davido and Asake. Taking to Twitter, Ramaphosa wrote:
“Woke up to the news of our very own Tyla winning the Best African Music Performance for her song ‘Water’ at the #Grammys . She is the youngest African to win such a prestigious award, adding herself to list of eminent South African artists and musicians who have made an indelible mark on the world stage.
“@Tyllaaaaaaa we congratulate you and we celebrate with you. Your win affirms South Africa’s sustained success in various international fora. Thank you for your authenticity and for flying the flag.
In other news – ay-Z calls out the Grammy Awards for snubbing his wife Beyoncé
American rapper and Hip-Hop mogul Jay Z has called out the Recording Academy for failed to recognise and award his wife and musician Beyoncé with the Album of the year Grammy, despite having won the most Grammy awards in history.
On Sunday, 4 February, while accepting his Dr. Dre Global Impact Award for his work in the music industry, the Reasonable doubt rapper took a moment to put the Grammy’s on blast for constantly snubbing his wife. Read more
