The MTV Africa Music Awards aired around the world everywhere that MTV is shown and premiered in Africa on DStv Channel 322 and GTV Saturday 22 November @ 19:30 – 21:00 CAT (Central African Time).

Tune in to MTV channels worldwide this coming weekend and watch what went down at the 1st ever MTV Africa Music Awards! Check here for the list of winners and the list of nominees.

Road to the MAMA: Friday 28 November @ 19:00
MAMA Main Event: Saturday 29 November @ 19:30
What Went Down: Sunday 30 November @ 20:00

You can also tune into the following local TV stations in your country throughout Africa:

Channel O’s sexy and beautiful Nonhle Thema found a minute to answer a few questions. Did you know Nonhle actually means ‘beautiful’? Below is the transcript of the conversation we had with her about African music. She was just chosen to host the upcoming Channel O Music Video awards and talks a little about Channel O in the interview.

Museke: How are you?
Nonhle: I’m great. God has been good to me so I cannot complain about anything... I feel blessed everyday to do what i love and passionate about and get paid for it.

Museke: Can you tell us about your background and family?
Nonhle: Wow, I come from famous parents; my mother "Cynthia Shange" was the first black beauty queen allowed to enter the Miss world pageant in 1972. She’s also an actress and my biggest inspiration. I do everything to carry on my mother’s legacy. My father (Derick Thema) was a renowned journalist and so I have the best genes and characteristics in me. I always tell them I’m sooo blessed to have been created by them. Ha ha.

Let it be known - from Museke guest - nmcmicheaux

In 2006 the Tusker project fame show was based in Kenya, None the less it was unfortunate that endamol disqulaified Renee Olende for saying she voted for Nakayaa over Tina because she felt Nakayaa's performance was better. It was so strange how her eviction was not shared with the public who vote for her that week and lost money. Truth be told, the girl displayed some serious talent - if you looked past the personality that the show protrayed of her. Kenya missed out then, lets hope she will come back to the music arena blazing.

As if by design, the National Theater was besieged by fans of Adole singing and heaping praises upon praises on their newly crowned heroin a few minutes after she had been pronounced winner of the second edition of TV3’s Ghana’s Most Beautiful Reality Show. Indeed Adole deserve the crown as days to the finals she was cool, calm and very collected in her preparation to glory.

Adole might not be the fans favorite from the very beginning of the show but she crawled her way through the hearts of both viewers from her region, Greater Accra, and beyond. Her confidence, charm and beauty not doing away with her eloquence and knowledge were the key tools that took her to the finals and to the crown.

ROCK YOUR WORLD WITH STAY OFF THE GRASS
TV YOUR MUM WILL HATE!

MTV base’s new show Stay Off the Grass is hard to define. Is it a mockumentary? Rockumentary? Stoner comedy? Improv drama? Surreal music-comedy-mockumentary hybrid? Naah…combine two meat-head South African rockers with surreal spaced-out comedy skits and the best alternative videos there are, and what have you got? Dunno really, but whatever it is, it makes you laugh. And it’s definitely a cult TV classic-in-the-making…

Stay Off the Grass chronicles the mundane lives of two anti-heroes from the West Rand. Welcome to the world of Kevin and Headrick - a pair of spaced-out music-loving drop-outs who lead tragically unfulfilled, uneventful lives, perpetually doomed to be unskilled, hopeless temps. Kevin and Headrick are job centre regulars – these guys just can’t keep a job down. Whatever they turn their hands to: they mess up. Whatever they try to achieve: fails. Talking, fighting, carrying a tray, caddying at the golf course, lusting after women or just stumbling painfully through an uncaring world: Headrick and Kevin can’t do a thing right.

Just one thing unite these two wannabe rockers: a deep abiding love of alternative music in all its forms – and the dream that they too, will one day make it big on the rock circuit.

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  Album Mfitiase
  Artistes Praye
  Language Twi
  Runtime 5:27
  Writer Eugene Baah, Steven Fiawoo, Nana Kwame
  Year 2005