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Ladysmith Black Mambazo dedicates triple Metro FM Awards win to late Albert Mazibuko

The five-time Grammy Award-winning ensemble recently celebrated an outstanding night at the Metro FM Awards, securing three prestigious accolades: Best Collaboration, Best Afro Pop, and the coveted Global Icon award.

This triumphant evening marked a significant milestone for Ladysmith Black Mambazo, highlighting not only their timeless talent but also their continued relevance and influence in the global music scene.

Their success at the Metro FM Awards was made possible through the unwavering support and dedication of several key individuals. The group extends heartfelt gratitude to their manager and the executive producer of the album, whose vision and efforts were instrumental in their achievement.

Additionally, Ladysmith Black Mambazo wishes to acknowledge and thank collaborators Mbuso Khoza and Nduduzo Makhathini, whose contributions enriched the album and played a vital role in their winning these honors.

The group’s heartfelt appreciation reflects the spirit of collaboration and unity that has always been central to their music.

Also see: Ladysmith Black Mambazo ready to celebrate 65 years in music

In a deeply emotional tribute, Ladysmith Black Mambazo dedicates these awards to their founder, Dr. Joseph Shabalala, and Albert Mazibuko, the co-founder of the group, who was laid to rest just last week. Their legacy continues to inspire and drive the group forward, and these awards serve as a testament to their enduring impact on music and culture.

This achievement not only celebrates the group’s immense talent but also their resilience, legacy, and the vibrant connections they have built within the music community and beyond. It is a proud moment that speaks volumes about their contributions to Afro Pop and world music as a whole.

Also see: Naledi Aphiwe sparks outrage after alleged diss of Ladysmith Black Mambazo

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