Mawhoo is on a winning streak, and the Amapiano sensation is showing no signs of slowing down. The fast-rising star recently celebrated two major milestones in her career—receiving a multi-platinum plaque for her hit single “Ngilimele” and claiming the number one spot with her latest track, “Uzizwa Kanjani.”
Taking to Instagram, Mawhoo shared the joyous moment with her fans, writing:
“We got a number one song #Uzizwakanjani, Got multi platinum plaque for Ngilimele 🙏🏽 Ngiyabonga kakhulu for the love. I’m also dropping soon 🔜, I can’t wait to share my upcoming music with you.”
The celebratory post was met with love and congratulations from fellow artists, fans, and industry peers. It’s a well-deserved moment for an artist who has been consistently delivering quality music and elevating the genre with every release.
“Ngilimele,” the emotional hit that features Master KG and DJ Ngwazi, struck a deep chord with listeners upon its release and quickly climbed the charts. Its blend of heartfelt lyrics and infectious Amapiano production helped the song become a fan favourite, leading to its multi-platinum certification—a significant achievement for any South African artist.
On the other hand, “Uzizwa Kanjani,” Mawhoo’s latest release, has proven to be yet another hit, topping music charts and dominating airwaves. The song’s relatable message and catchy rhythm have made it a go-to track for music lovers across the country.
Mawhoo’s success is not only a testament to her vocal talent but also her consistency, resilience, and connection with fans. She continues to push boundaries in the industry, making her mark as one of the leading female voices in the Amapiano space.
With back-to-back achievements under her belt, Mawhoo has also hinted at more music coming soon. Her followers are already buzzing with anticipation for what’s next.
As she continues to celebrate her wins, one thing is clear—Mawhoo is unstoppable. With multi-platinum plaques, number one singles, and more music on the way, she’s proving that this is only the beginning of her reign.
