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Gospel star Phumzile Mthethwa nominated twice at the SATMA awards

The album was nominated best newcomer and Saina Mfundisi was nominated best praise song of the Year.

Local queen of gospel music Phumzile Mthethwa has been nominated in the South African Traditional Music Awards, which are taking place on September 28.

Being her first-ever nomination in her music career, the excited musician, with a golden voice, said she already feels like a winner.

“I know it’s just a nomination and there are processes and campaigning to be done before winners are officially announced, but I already feel like a big winner. The nomination alone is big enough for me. It motivates me to work hard in this tough industry. It also signals new beginnings for my music journey,” said Mthethwa.

Mthethwa’s latest offering, titled Saina Mfundisi, which is also available on YouTube, was nominated in two different categories.

The album was nominated best newcomer and Saina Mfundisi was nominated best praise song of the Year.

“This has opened many windows of opportunities. For starters, I am already in the process of shooting a live DVD, which will be recorded here in Tembisa. A date is yet to be confirmed. I will need public support because it is expensive to shoot a live DVD,” she said.

She also ask for support from the community to vote for her.

“As you all know we rely on public support and votes to win such awards, and it is for this reason that I want to appeal to my fans and the entire township to vote for me. People can also listen to my music on YouTube and click like to show their support. I am also available for bookings to perform at weddings or parties. For bookings and CDs, please call Presley on 073 167 6318,” said Mthethwa.

To vote for her simply SMS Phumzile Mthethwa, best praise singer and best newcomer to 49495.

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