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SAMA32, a lifestyle and culture weekend in Sun City
ByInside_Politics
August 17, 2026
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The 32nd South African Music Awards (SAMA32) transformed Sun City into a kaleidoscope of music, fashion, and cultural tourism this past weekend
Labelled the “Homecoming Edition,” the awards returned to the North West Province with a vibrant mix of red-carpet glamour, star-studded performances, and powerful partnerships that showcased South Africa’s creative heartbeat
Inside the Super Bowl, Cassper Nyovest and Zanele Potelwa helmed the ceremony as hosts. Cassper’s role was especially symbolic, marking his return after a decade of tension and boycotts with the SAMAs
The highlight of the evening was Tyla, who received the International Achievement Award for the second time. Her acceptance speech was both playful and profound, as she invited fellow African artists to join her on stage, turning her win into a collective celebration
Tyla reflected on her journey without a roadmap, thanking South Africa for its support
Winners
HLE dominated with Female Artist of the Yearand Album of the Year (The Ground We’re On)
Mzukulu claimed Male Artist of the Year and Best Maskandi Album (Ng’funa Intozami)
Kabza De Small won Best Amapiano Album (Bab’Motha), though he was absent
Will Linley took Best Pop Album (Don’t Cry Because It’s Over)
Umafikizolo’s Uyonceng’wa Unyoko was crowned Record of the Year
The night also honoured Oskido, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award. His tribute to Kalawa artists like Lebo Mathosa and Trompies reminded audiences that impact, not awards, defined a career
Behind the glamour was a powerful coalition of partners, namely the Motsepe Foundation, the North West Department of Arts, Culture, Sports and Recreation, among others
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