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Time Out
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Highlights from the Basadi In Music Awards at Joburg Theatre
The 4th annual Basadi In Music Awards took place over the weekend at the iconic Joburg Theatre. Hundreds of people came together to honour the best females in the entertainment industry. This year's theme was symphony of harmony – four elements of nature (earth, water, fire, and air). The first event took place on Friday, 01 August, kicking off women's month on a high note. The who's who in the entertainment industry came to Johannesburg to celebrate female excellence. The night featured entertainment from some of the biggest female artist in South Africa, including the amazing performance from musician Moneoa who took to stage dressed in a stunning white dress and perfumed her hit single, More Than You. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Basadi In Music Awards (@basadiinmusicawards_sa) On Friday, the awards ceremony was dedicated to behind-the-scenes trailblazers, such as make up artists, artist managers, makeup artists, choreographers, producers, and stylists. One of the highlights of the night was when Enhle Mbali and her sons presented the Trailblazer of the Year award to her mother, Bongi Mlotshwa. Actress, presenter, and radio host, Relebogile Mabotja, was honoured with the TV Producer of the Year. Other winners who were awarded on Friday evening are: CEO Mosadi in Business Award Portia Mngomezulu Entertainment Radio Presenter of the Year Lootluv TV Producer of the Year Noni Khumalo Entertainment Journalist of the Year Mapule Pule Podcaster of the Year Laconco Choreographer of the Year Tlhogi Molefe Artist Manager of the Year Tholsi Pillay Makeup Artist of the Year Nomsa Madida Hair Stylist of the Year TumeloMj's Afroboutique Music TV Show Presenter of the Year Zanele Potelwa View this post on Instagram A post shared by Basadi In Music Awards (@basadiinmusicawards_sa) 2025 Music Awards winners Saturday evening was about honouring the best females in the music industry. There was performance from award-winning Gospel artist, Ntokozo Mbambo. Below are the winners: Song of the Year Nontokozo Mkhize Sofnfree Artist of the Year Zee Nxumalo Dance Artist of the Year Shandesh Amapiano Artist of the Year Babalwa M DJ of the Year Lamiez Holworthy CAPASSO Most Streamed Song Naledi Aphiwe - Ngiyabonga Hip-Hop Artist of the Year Gigi Lamayne Newcomer of the Year Nonny Muji Best Styled Artist of the Year Moozlie Afro-Pop Artist of the Year Naledi Aphiwe Highest Airplay Bassie - Kwelanga 2.0 Music Video of the Year Karishma - Chokeslem Collaboration of the Year Cici and Liema Pantsi Pop Artist of the Year Jamie Lee Sexton Collaboration of the Year Cici and Liema Pantsi Pop Artist of the Year Jamie Lee Sexton Gospel Artist of the Year Nontokozo Mkhize SAMRO Songwriter of the Year Liema Pantsi Reggae Artist of the Year MadaGlory Jazz Artist of the Year Salphina Kadiaka Traditional Artist of the Year MmaAusi 🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg 🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg 🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg 🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg
The Citizen
27-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
Witpoortjie radio star once again nominated at music awards
The fourth edition of the Basadi in Music Awards is almost upon us, with Witpoortjie resident, Nonhlanhla Noni Khumalo, being recognised among the country's industry trailblazers. Noni, a radio and television personality, event MC, and beauty enthusiast, has been nominated for the second time in a row for Best Radio Producer, with the ceremony scheduled to take place in August. In 2024, she was nominated for Radio Producer of the Year and TV Producer of the Year categories. She walked away with the TV Producer of the Year award for her role as a content producer for SABC News 404 lifestyle show Trendz LIVE. 'It feels so affirming. Being recognised in this way (and for a second time) means that the industry is paying attention to the work we do behind the mic and the scenes. Radio production is often invisible, but it's where so much of the magic happens. 'I've always believed in intentional storytelling, and this nomination feels like a quiet 'we see you' from the industry,' said Noni, adding that she loves the medium of radio, the connection and the purpose. 'Being nominated, and potentially winning, is a reminder that consistency, creativity, and care for the craft do not go unnoticed. The last time I took home a radio award was in 2021 for Best Weekend Show [VOW FM] at the South African Radio Awards, which was a huge moment in my campus radio journey. So, to be seen on a commercial level? That would be a full-circle moment. This feels like the sign I've been waiting for, and I'm taking it as confirmation that I'm on the right path.'
