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Black Coffee to be honoured with a Music Icon Award

World-renowned DJ and producer Black Coffee is set to receive a Music Icon Award from the E! Africa Pop Culture Awards. The awards will recognise some of the most iconic and influential people in categories including music, fashion, film, TV, social media, philanthropy and ultimate pop culture icon in the region. The channel took to social media to announce Black Coffee as one of the celebs to receive an award ahead of its 15-year anniversary celebrations.

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E! will host a party with some of the biggest names in African pop culture hosted by E! Africa’s Kat Sinivasan, and will include special guests from Bonang Matheba and D’Banj to Minnie Dlamini.

Black Coffee to be honoured with a Music Icon Award. Congratulations!

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