Tresor Receives Recognition at the 2025 Res Publica International Awards in Italy

Tresor Receives Recognition at the 2025 Res Publica International Awards in Italy

  • Tresor was recently honoured at the annual Res Publica International Awards in Italy
  • The musician and producer received recognition for using his gift to shift the narrative and drive positive change in Africa and beyond
  • Tresor said being honoured was a privilege, and received cheers from his adoring fans, who reaffirmed his greatness

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The Res Publica International Awards honoured Tresor with an award
Tresor received an award at the Res Publica International Awards. Images: tresorofficial
Source: Instagram

Congolese-born singer-songwriter Tresor was honoured at the Res Publica International Awards.

The Aphrodite singer and Recording Academy inductee, whose full name is Mukengerwa Tresor Riziki, was one of the individuals to be celebrated at the prestigious award ceremony, held in Italy on 25 October 2025.

Hosted in Mondovì, the awards give recognition to individuals and organisations whose work promotes peace, creativity, and civic courage.

Having contributed to Drake's Certified Lover Boy album, Tresor has consistently used his platform to inspire others to rise above adversity. He took home the Courage of Art award, paying homage to his dedication to using his gift to drive positive change beyond enjoyment.

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On their official Instagram page, the Res Publica Awards praised Tresor for "transforming his life story of war and migration into a universal message of freedom and hope."

Reflecting on the honour, the star said the recognition was a "reminder of why and who he creates for."

"Through art, I’ve found a way to shift the narrative of refugees and African youth — to tell stories of resilience, beauty, and hope. This is a lifelong purpose, and I look forward to many more great things to come."

Tresor left his home country of the Democratic Republic of Congo to seek a better life in South Africa, where he has not only become a national success story but has also become a beacon of hope for other Africans who look up to him.

Fans were moved to tears and deeply inspired by Tresor's story, flooding the comment section to applaud him for the award.

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See Tresor's post below.

Tresor received a major award in Italy
Tresor was honoured with the Courage of Art award at the 2025 Res Publica International Awards. Image: tresorofficial
Source: Instagram
The Res Publica International Awards honoured Tresor
Tresor was recognised for his talent and resilience at the 2025 Res Publica International Awards in Italy. Image: premiorespublica
Source: Instagram

Social media erupts in cheer for Tresor

Fans and peers celebrated the singer and producer's incredible honour.

melaniecarmen said:

"Brilliant, the biggest congratulations!! Keep shining your light on the world!!"

josmith68 praised Tresor:

"Fantastic, Tresor!! You deserve all the recognition! You are one resilient human who has gone through so much! So happy for you!!"

tashamentasti posted:

"Well deserved recognition, @tresorofficial. Proud of you!"

fungaikush celebrated:

"What an icon!! Congratulations."

kgomotsomokobi responded:

"A huge congratulations to you, Mr Riziki."

digitalsangoma commented:

"Congratulations, brother."

South African singer Lloyd Cele wrote:

"Well done, bro."

Tresor's win solidified his place on the global stage as more than just a musician but as a beacon of hope who successfully transformed a personal story of adversity into a universal message of resilience.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa, née Moroeng, is an entertainment editor at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has eight years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and completed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za