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P20-21.Qxp Layout 1 Established 1961 21 Lifestyle Awards Monday, November 26, 2018 AFRIMA winner list: REGIONAL CATEGORY Best Female Artiste in Central Africa • Daphne / Cameroon / Jusqu’a La Gare Best Male Artiste in Central Africa • Fally Ipupa / DRC / Mannequin Ft Keback & Naz Best Female Artiste in Eastern Africa • Betty G / Ethiopia / Mengedegna Best Male Artiste in Eastern Africa • Bebe Cool / Uganda / Freedom Best Female Artiste in Northern Africa • Lyna Mahyem ft Medi Meyz /Algeria / Bye Bye Recipient of the Best artist in African electro South African Musician Master KG Hostesses pay attention to the last instructions before the awards ceremony of the All Best Male Artiste in Northern Africa speaks onstage. Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) at the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra. • Hamza El Fadly / Morocco / Ya Mraya Best Female Artiste in Southern Africa • Shekhinah / South Africa / Please Mr Best Male Artiste in Southern Africa • Nasty C / South Africa / Jungle Best Female Artiste in Western Africa • Tiwa Savage / Nigeria / Ma Lo Ft. Wizkid & Spellz Best Male Artiste in Western Africa • Davido / Nigeria / Fia CONTINENTAL CATEGORY ALBUM OF THE YEAR • Betty G / Ethiopia / Wegegta ARTISTE OF THE YEAR • Davido / Nigeria / FIA BEST AFRICAN VIDEO • Sesan / Gringo (Shatta Wale) / Nigeria BEST AFRICAN ACT IN DIASPORA • Hazel Mak / Malawi / Jaiva Ft. Roberto & Tay Grin Recipient of the Best Female artist in African Inspirational Togolese band Toofan performs onstage. Music Ugandan singer Sandra Nankoma speaks onstage. BEST AFRICAN COLLABORATION • GuiltyBeatz, Mr. Eazi, Patapaa & Pappy Kojo / Ghana-Nigeria / Akwaaba BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN CONTEM- PORARY • Kidi / Ghana / Odo Remix Ft. Mayorkun & Davido BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN DANCE OR CHOREOGRAPHY • Mr P. / Nigeria / Ebeano BEST AFRICAN DJ • Afrotronix / Chad / OyO BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN ELECTRO • Master KG / South Africa / Skeleton Move Ft. Zanda Zakuza BEST AFRICAN DUO, GROUP OR BAND • Toofan / Togo / Money Recipient of the Best Male artist from Northern Africa, Nigerian musician Mr Real performs onstage. BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN HIP HOP Moroccan singer Hamza el Fadly accepts his award onstage. • M.ANIFEST FT KING PROMISE / Ghana / ME NE WOA BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN JAZZ • Sibusiso Mashiloane / South Africa / Niza BEST AFRICAN RAPPER OR LYRICIST • Falz / Nigeria / La FÍte BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN POP • 2Baba / Nigeria / Amaka Ft. Peruzzi BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN RAGGA, REG- GAE & DANCEHALL • Stonebwoy / Ghana / Hero BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN R ‘N’ B & SOUL • Praiz / Nigeria / Champagne and Flowers BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN ROCK Solomon “Sol” Amarfio (center) of Afrobeat band Osibisa receives the Legend Award Ghanaian musician Patapaa performs onstage. in recognition of the band’s career. • Maryam Saleh, Maurice Louca, Tamer Abu Ghazaleh / Egypt / Ekaa Maksour BEST ARTISTE, DUO OR GROUP IN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL • Irene Namatovu / Uganda / Nsambila Nyuma Nga Janzi BEST FEMALE ARTISTE IN AFRICAN INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC • Sandra Nankoma / Uganda / Kaddugala BEST MALE ARTISTE IN AFRICAN INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC • Sarkodie / Ghana / Glory Ft. Yung MOST PROMISING ARTISTE IN AFRICA • Kuami Eugene / Ghana / Confusion Ghanaian Afro pop singer-songwriter Wiyaala performs on stage. South African songwriter Yvonne Chaka Chaka performs on stage. PRODUCER OF THE YEAR • Fresh VDM / Togo / Fia REVELATION OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT • Betty G / Ethiopia / Ere Manew SONG OF THE YEAR • GuiltyBeatz, Mr. Eazi, Patapaa & Pappy Kojo / Akwaaba / Ghana SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR • Shekhinah Donell, Amon Taulo Chibiya II / South Africa / Different Ft. Mariechan AFRICAN FANS’ FAVOURITE • Nedy Music / Tanzania / One and Only Ft. Ruby-dai- lypost.ng Ghanaian rapper Stoneboy speaks during the All Africa Ghanaian singer Wiyaala Music Awards (AFRIMA). South African singer Shekhinah.
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