Despite entertainment business being at a low pace, Ugandan artistes are representing the country well across Africa. We are talking about Levixone and Eddy Kenzo who are recipients of the first ever Global Music Awards Africa (GMAAs) that were virtual a few days ago.
Eddy Kenzo was voted the Global Male Act of the Year and he defeated Bella Shmurda and Leczy both from Nigeria, Mr Leo (Cameroon) and Kuami Eugene (Ghana) with whom they have a collaboration known as ‘Give it to me’.
Uganda was also well represented by Levixone who brings home the Global Gospel Song of the Year for his ‘Celebrate‘ jam. He overcame ‘God Alone’ by Joe Praize and ‘Worthy to be Praised’by Prospa Ochimana from (Nigeria), ‘W’asem’ by Diana Hamilton and ‘Jesus over Do’ by Empress Gifty Osei from (Ghana) and ‘Revival” by Minister Michael Mahendere (Zimbabwe).
“Glory glory 2 Jesus thanks @globalmusicawards Ghana for recognizing Uganda …this win is for the Ugandan gospel industry … mukama wamanyi thanks for the vote Chamili and Pallaso,” posted Levixone. He also posted,”Glory glory 2 Jesus for this big win @gmaa.21 Ghana 
Uganda we celebrate 
and the gospel music 
ministry we win together … Psalm 46:10 “Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” … to my fan all over the world thanks sooo much for love and support ..let’s push now @rhemaawardsea_official . Best male Gospel East Africa #GospelMusicIsFullOfLife #WeWinTogther #jesus #celebrate @bezadeborahofficial big team Levixone music .”
The GMAAs debut took place virtually due to COVID-19 regulations and was broadcasted live with live performances from Sherifa Gunu, S3fa, Epixode, Star Zee and the Levites Band.
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