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Major global award coup for SA's Tyla

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February 27, 2026

South Africa has another global bragging right after Tyla scooped a prestigious win at the NAACP Image Awards, taking home honours for her hit single Is It.

- Thami Kwazi

Major global award coup for SA's Tyla

The victory marks yet another defining chapter in Tyla's meteoric rise, solidifying her position as one of Mzansi's most successful musical exports. Social media erupted in minutes of the announcement, with fans celebrating a “full-circle global moment” for the Joburg-born star.

The NAACP awards recognise outstanding achievements by people of colour in film, TV, music and literature. For Tyla to clinch the award for

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