Minister McKenzie Congratulates Tyla on Latest Grammy Win

Minister McKenzie Congratulates Tyla on Latest Grammy Win

Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has congratulated South African music star Tyla on winning another Grammy Award.

Tyla walks away with the Grammy for Best African Music Performance for Push to Start

ond Grammy, beating four others, including three Nigerian artists, to take the Best African Music Performance award. The 24-year-old won for her song Push 2 Start, which was preferred over tracks by Ayra Starr, Burna Boy and Davido, as well as Ugandan singer Eddy Kenzo. Tyla bagged the same prize in 2024 for her global hit Water, also beating a host of Nigerian stars. Reacting to her win after the awards ceremony in Los Angeles, she exclaimed: …

Tyla wins 2nd Grammy, reveals new album

The South African artist’s next studio project, called ‘A-Pop’, will release later this year. The post Tyla wins 2nd Grammy, reveals new album appeared first on Gadget.

Grammys: Tyla wins again as New Order, Economics of Global Music Influence rolls out

Tyla’s second Grammy victory, following her 2024 win for Water, places her at the centre of this recalibration. It also exposes widening gaps in strategy, market positioning, and global execution among Africa’s leading music ecosystems.