23rd NAMAs: And the winners are . . .

Trust Khosa

TOMORROW marks the 23rd National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA), where showbiz enthusiasts will gather to celebrate outstanding talent. 

The spacious Harare Hippodrome will host this prestigious ceremony.

Top showbiz watchers have already shared their opinions, with some dismissing the 23rd NAMAs as a joke, while others have welcomed them prompting the event organisers – the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe – to clarify their position.

Like any awards ceremony, the NAMAs are not without controversies, shortcomings, and technical hiccups. 

These major talking points are not new to fans, although they always expect event organisers and their partners to up their game. 

The NACZ communications and marketing manager Agga Nyabinde told The Herald Arts that they were ready for the 23rd edition. 

“We are ready for the awards. There are international guests who are coming to witness the awards,” he said.

To ensure that guests attending the event or following online and on television are engaged, an array of top performers led by Jah Prayzah will perform. 

Below is the full list of nominees vying for awards:

1)       Dance Awards

Outstanding Female Dancer

Tanaka Machikicho in Into the Light

Ellain Ncube in Black Fever

Celine Madziva in Respect My Team

Outstanding Male Dancer

Ngonidzashe Mudyariwa a.k.a Alvin Ngonie in Ndichatarisa

Tichaona “Hero” Chikara in Into the Light

Terrence Kapesa in Respect My Dream

Outstanding Dance Group/Production

Salt ‘n’ Light – Into the Light

Khaya Arts Productions in UniAfrican

Afrikera Arts Trust in Ndichatarisa

Outstanding Choreographer

Future Dube – Khaya Arts Productions

Hillary Indie – Ellysium Magna

Tichaona Hero Chikara – Salt ‘n’ Light

2)      Visual Arts Awards

 Outstanding Male Visual Artist

Ismael Mposa

Gareth Nyandoro

Moffat Takadiwa

Outstanding Female Visual Artist

Portia Zvavahera

 Shamila Aasha

 Sinqobile Shamiso Dube

Outstanding Upcoming Visual Artist

  Fungai Marima

Kundai Nathan

Nothando Chiwanga

 Outstanding Exhibition

 Our Father’s Inheritance Does Not Allow Us to Rest by Admire Kamudzengerere, curated by Fadzai Veronica Muchemwa

 A Woman’s Yoke by Sinqobile Shamiso Dube, curated by Doris Kampira

 6th Venice Biennale by Various Artists, curated by Fadzai Veronica Muchemwa

3)    Spoken Word Awards

        Outstanding Poet

 Sithandazile Dube a.k.a Um’Africakazi

 Kudakwashe Rice

 Mighty Mahembe a.k.a General Fire Colloss

Outstanding Social Media Skits

Admire Mushambi a.k.a Mama Vee

Panashe Gurende a.k.a Moojaya

Bashimane Mothusi Ndlovu a.k.a Sikhobokhobo Madlela

Outstanding Stand-Up Comedian

Nigel Maritinyu a.k.a Nigel Slick Pastor

Mbongeni Ignatius Ndlovu

Mukudzei Majoni a.k.a King Kandoro

4)    Theatre Awards

Outstanding Actress

Chidochangu Tenga as Molly in Molly Street

Caroline Mashingaidze Zimbizi as Tete Sabina in Family Riots

Munashe Goromonzi as Girl’s Mother and a Girl in The Aftermath

 Outstanding Actor

Ronald Madodana Sigeca as Factual Gumunyu in Promise

Tafadzwa Bob Mutumbi as Moris and multiple characters in Haywire

 Michael Kudakwashe as Sidney in Family Riots

 Outstanding Theatrical Production

  The Aftermath – Patsimeredu Trust

  Promise – Savanna Trust

 Family Riots – Almas Collaborative Arts

 Outstanding Director

Promise by Teddy Mangawa

Haywire by Everson Ndlovu

Aftermath by Nobert Makoche

Outstanding Playwright

Promise by Leonard Matsa

Molly Street by Peter Churu

Family Riots by Gideon J Wabvuta

5) Literary Arts Awards

 Outstanding First Published Work

 Zagamo: The War Within by Ray Mawerera, published by Royalty Books

 Mafuta Enguruve by Trust Mutekwa, published by Carnelian Heart Publishing Limited

 A Father’s Agony and Other Stories by Takudzwa Chiwara, published by Royalty Books

 Outstanding Children’s Book

 The Tale of Jackal and Man by Joseph Matose

 Chimbira neDzimwe Ngano by Primrose Dzenga, published by Torch Bearers Trust

 Cartoonist by Hleko Vuma, published by Essential Publishing Company

 Outstanding Fiction Book

The Full Moon Rises at Sunset by Susan Hubert – Self-Published

Weeping Tomato by Samantha Rumbidzai Vazhure, published by Carnelian Heart Limited

Aziwelanga Phansi by Welshman Dube, published by Dawundethi Publishers

Outstanding Non-Fiction Book

 Engage Zimbabwe: A Cultural Intelligence Handbook for Effective Diplomacy Volume I – Shona Culture by Lovemore and Chido Kuwana, published by Kuwana Media and Culture Consultants (Pvt) Ltd

Your Guide to Adulting by Rumbidzai Munyaradzi, published by Rumbidzai Munyaradzi

Entrepreneurial Success: Insights on Growing Business in a Fluid Economy by Divine Simbi-Ndhlukula, published by Divine Simbi-Ndhlukula 

6) Film & Television Awards

Outstanding Actress

Chesesile Mpofu as Tabitha Dube in Inkaba

Munashe Goromonzi as Tsitsi in The November Promise

Eunice Tava Chikoore as Mamoyo in Nhoroondo

Outstanding Actor

John Mabuyane as Tembani Dube in Inkaba

Tapiwa Mavindidze as Tawanda in Nhoroondo

Skanyiso Ngwenya as Rise in Rise

Outstanding Music Video

Masahwira by Enzo Ishall, directed by AJV Entertainment

Nhemamusasa by Bagga, directed by Leoy V

Machinda by Mulanation, directed by Taurai Zidya Dollar

Mvura by Bagga, directed by KMane

Outstanding Screen Production (Television)

Inkaba by John Mabuyane

The November Promise by Derby Beta

The DNA Show by Tinashe Mugabe

Outstanding Screen Production (Short Film)

Taxi by Jonathan Samukange

Dollar by Tawanda Vombo

Emuva – The Battle of Emotions by Siphosethu Sibadze

Outstanding Screen Production (Full-Length Film)

See Me by Charlene Mangweni Furusa

Ndoroondo by Vusa Hlatswayo (Director) and Mukudzei Mukombe (Producer)

Neria by Trust Sayi

7) Music Awards

Outstanding Female Musician

Ashleigh Angel Moyo a.k.a Shashl

Janet Manyowa

Thamsanqa Moyo a.k.a Tamy Moyo

Outstanding Male Musician

Energy Chizanga a.k.a Freeman HKD

Hillary Marufu a.k.a Master H

Tawanda Mambo a.k.a Saintfloew

Outstanding Breakthrough Musician (formerly Outstanding Upcoming Musician)

Anisha Tashinga Shonhiwa a.k.a Nisha Ts

Tania Seremwe a.k.a Young Gemini

Gift Kudakwashe Hombarume a.k.a Chillmaster

Outstanding Music Group

Joyful Praise

Shower Power

The Unveiled

Outstanding Song

Madiro by Kudakwashe Chapepa a.k.a Kae Chaps

Kana Ndanyura by Kelvin Kusikwenyu a.k.a Killer T

Gore Rino by Tembalami Tagwirei a.k.a Tembalami ft. The Unveiled

Denga by Simbarashe Magado a.k.a Hwinza

Gore Remix by Isamel Whisky a.k.a 216 Whisky ft. various artists

Outstanding Album

Me vs Me by Energy Chizanga a.k.a Freeman HKD

 NOP Makoni by Nkosilathi Sibiya a.k.a Voltz JT

 Trap Yevafundisi by Tawanda Mambo a.k.a Saintfloew

8) Special Awards

Promoter of the Year

Nash TV

Event Hulks

Ngoma Nehosho

Outstanding Artist in the Diaspora

Annatoria Blessing Chitapa (Music) based in the UK

Wiina Musamati (Theatre) based in the UK

Ernest Ndlovu (Film and Television Actor) South Africa

Masimba Hwati (Visual Artist) based in Poland

 People’s Choice Award

 Nkosilathi Sibiya aka Voltz JT

 Dorcas Moyo

 Theophilus Chigumira aka Mai Kilifodhi

 Wallace Chirumiko a.k.a Winky D

 Hillary Marufu a.k.a Master H

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