Lady Amar Bags 2 SAMA Nominations for Record of the Year and Music Video of the Year

• DJ Lady Amar recently got nominated twice for the South African Music Awards (SAMA)
• The star shared a lengthy, heartfelt message expressing her gratitude to her fans and followers for the SAMA nod
• The DJ was nominated under the Record of The Year and Music Video of The Year category

Ntando Duma's sister, Lady Amar, real name Thando Duma, had something to celebrate with her fans and followers as she received two award nods.

Lady Amar bags two SAMA nominations

The South African DJ Lady Amar made headlines again on social media after announcing on her Instagram page that she recently received two South African Music Awards (SAMA) nominations.

Lady Amar was nominated under the Record of The Year and Music Video of The Year category.

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She posted about these nominations online alongside a lengthy, heartfelt message.

She wrote:

"God?? It is definitely You again! Not once but twice. Oh baba angaz ngizoku bonga ngani. Thank you so much, I received these news a while back and I was trying to digest it. Oh dear God: Thank you, I love you. Amar million gang we made it to the @thesamas_ nominations, please help me bring these home. I know how yall can do it for me. Voting details are on the 2 last slides. @thesamas_ thank you for this beautiful recognition. I am so grateful."

See the post below:

Earlier, Lady Amar's sister Ntando Duma excitedly shared on her Instagram page that her production work was nominated for the South African Music Awards (SAMAs) this year. Duma curated the Hamba Juba music video, which was nominated for the Music of the Year award at the SAMAs.

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SAMAs provide clarity on funding for awards ceremony

Briefly News previously reported that the 29th Annual South African Music Awards (SAMAs) have clarified the funding for the upcoming awards ceremony in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

In a statement shared with Briefly News, the awards organisers refuted various media reports, stating that they received R28 million in funding from the provincial government.

Source: Briefly News