The Trace Awards honoured African and Afro-influenced singers during an awards ceremony held on Saturday in Kigali, Rwanda. The event was organized by the international TV and multimedia platform Trace.
JOHANNESBURG – At this year’s Trace Awards, a number of domestic and international artists received recognition, including South African musician, Mzwakhe Mbuli Jr., better known as Robot Boii.
The Trace Awards honoured African and Afro-influenced singers during an awards ceremony held on Saturday in Kigali, Rwanda. The event was organised by the international TV and multimedia platform Trace.
Robot Boii, who won the title of Best Dancer, posted a picture of his trophy to social media with the simple message: “God did.”
GOD DID… https://t.co/wak8mJnsfq pic.twitter.com/VwTKI79HeN
‘ Roboto x3 (@Robot_Boii) October 21, 2023
Following his win, he was congratulated by many on social media.
Congratulations bro!
‘ Tumi Sole (@tumisole) October 21, 2023
My Dawg ???????????????????????????????? congratulations, its beautiful to see your hard work being recognized, Upwards and Onwards ????????????????????????
‘ YouTube: APLTHEGODLY (@APLTHEGODLY) October 21, 2023
ROBOTO ROBOTO ROBOTO!!!!! Congratulations my G. Well deserved????????????????????
‘ Sinelizwi (@Sinelizwi_) October 22, 2023
Well deserved! ???????????????????????? congratulations to all three of you. ????
‘ Vho Elon Masakhane | avendas.co.za (@VendaVendor) October 21, 2023
Congratulations my man you deserve it
‘ DR. STRANGE???????? (@GYerathel) October 21, 2023
Nomcebo Zikode, a singer and songwriter, was another South African winner at the Trace Awards in 2023.
The Grammy Award winner for Best Global Performance and the Forbes Woman Africa Awards Top Entertainer are just two of the many accolades that the Xola Moya hitmaker has won. Most recently, Nomcebo won the Trace Awards’ Best Global African Artist category.
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