ICYMI: HHP, TKZee and Mango Groove to be honoured with Lifetime Achievement Awards at TheSAMAs 2019
Johannesburg – The South African Music Awards will bestow prestigious Lifetime Achievement Awards to late hip-hop star HHP, kwaito legends TKZee and the acclaimed 90s group Mango Groove on 31 May and 1 June in Sun City. - who died last year - will be remembered for the critical role he played in making Motswako a force to be reckoned with.
Jabba will also be remembered as the host of the 2015 Samas, and for the mentor role, he played to many artists. He is undeniably one of the most significant forces in South African music and a shapeshifter.was started in 1984 with their unique brand of music fusing marabi and kwela. Their hitsto name a few, became anthems that sealed their position as the emblematic rainbow nation for being multi-ethnic at a time of apartheid.
The talented frontwoman Claire Johnston backed by an equally talented band that included the late trumpet great Banza Kgasoane became national treasures and faces of the national reconciliation and social cohesion project.
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