#NAMA2019: Sandra And Cindy Steal The Show

The two divas Sandra Ndebele and Cindy Munyavi who wore eye catching outfits at the NAMA Awards night did not escape the public eye.

Themed Royal African almost everyone who attended the annual event dressed to match the theme, although there were a lot of hits and misses.

 

As for the Ndebele girl Sandra she represented her culture well, heads turned and the buzzing stopped for a moment as soon as she stepped the red carpet wearing a flowing black gown wrapped by a studded animal skin. To finish the royal princess look she wore a matching horned crown.

 

 Sandra was proud to tell the world that her mother in-law designed and made her gown and her makeup up was done by non-other than Cindy Munyavi. 

  

The creative and multi-talented Cindy who ran around that evening doing red carpet interviews did not receive any kind words on social media because of the PVC outfit that she was wearing.

 

 The two piece, Thembani Mubochwa creation, was lined with a java material on the skirt hinting the theme of the event, underneath she wore a shorter black sequined mini skirt and crop top which she matched with black shoes and gloves to finish the look.

 

 She was heavily criticised for her 'plastic' choice but knowing Cindy whatever touches her body suits her and she is bold and goes out of her way to set the pace, love or hate her outfit, she still raised her head high.

 

 If you missed the show here is the list of winners.

 

1. SPOKEN WORD AWARDS

Likhwa Ncube – aka Likhwa okaNcube – Winner

 

Tanaka Tshuma aka ECTS

 

Learnmore Mwanyenyeka – aka Long John – Winner

 

2. LITERARY ARTS AWARDS

Gather the Children by Batsirai Chigama [Ntombekhaya Poetry] – Winner

 

The City Girl by Elisha July and Tendai K. Rudanda [Pass-Point Publishers] – Winner

 

Mazai Emheni by Daniel Mutendi [DanTs Media Publishing] – Winner

 

3. THEATRE AWARDS

Teddy Mangawa in Ukama – Winner

 

Qeqeshiwe Mtambo in The Hostel – Winner

 

Ukama by Savanna Trust – Winner

 

Lloyd Nyikadzino for Zandezi – Winner

 

 

4. DANCE AWARDS

 Outstanding Female Dancer

Vein N. Alfazema in Black Sheep – Winner

 

Martin Chabuka in 100% Afro – Winner

 

Real Flex Dance Group directed by Martin Chabuka – Winner

 

Macintosh Jerahuni & Chaleen Chimara – Iwe Neni Tinebasa – Winner

 

 5. VISUAL ARTS AWARDS

 Outstanding 2 Dimensional Work

The Demolition by John Kotze – Winner

 

Zvirimudombo by Shelton Mubayi – Winner

 

The Watchman and the Fence I by Greg Shaw – Winner

 

The Grotesque by Alan Sibanda & Talent Kapadza – Winner

 

6. FILM AND TELEVISION AWARDS

 

Eddie Sandifolo as Clive in Bhachi – Winner

 

Admire Kuzhangaira – in Death and Other Complications

 

Tendaishe Chitima as Anesu in Cook Off – Winner

 

Dzamutsana produced by Vusa Hlatshayo ft. Jah Prayzah – Winner

 

Kuchina The Genesis directed by Blessing Gatsi – Winner

 

Gaza directed by Ben Mahaka

 

Bhachi directed by Shupai Kamunyaru – Winner

 

Cook Off directed by Thomas Brickhill – Winner

 

7. MEDIA AWARDS

Fred Zindi – Standard – Winner

 

Patience Nyagato – ZTV – Winner

 

Babongile Sikhonjwa – Sky Metro FM – Winner

 

Capitalk – Winner

 

8. MUSIC AWARDS

Janet Manyowa – Winner

 

 Enoch Munhenga aka ExQ – Winner

 

Tseu Tseu by Enock Munhenga aka ExQ – Winner 

Kanjiva by Stephen K. Mamhere aka Enzo Ishal – Winner

 

9. SPECIAL AWARDS

Danai J. Gurira – Winner

 

Unplugged – Winner

 

Mai Patai – Winner

 

Mokoomba

 

The Standard Newspaper

 

Dr Charles Mungoshi

 

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