The Africa Golden Awards 2025 has unveiled its nominees for Best Female Dancer Africa, showcasing a diverse and talented group of dancers from across the continent. This article highlights the nominees, their unique styles, and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming award ceremony
A Diverse Lineup: Nominees from Across Africa:
The nominees represent a rich tapestry of African dance, ranging from traditional rhythms to modern grooves. The list includes: Jane Mena, Kendi Q, Kora Obidi, Ajib Gathoni, Bontle Moloi, Celyn Ukam, Maya Dbaich, Lisa Quama, Samantha Dedra, Afronitaaa, Angel Nyigu, Endurance Grand, Aline Snuff, Ashurey, Bee Chara, and Sayrahchips.
Kenyan Trio: Kendi Q, Ajib Gathoni, and Samantha Dedra:
The Kenyan trio of Kendi Q, Ajib Gathoni, and Samantha Dedra has generated significant buzz, known for their talent and the intriguing dynamics within their circle. Their presence on TikTok and in airplay has created a competitive atmosphere, with viewers eager to see who will emerge victorious.
Kendi Q: The Rising Star:
Kendi Q, known for her slow-motion videos and electrifying dance routines, began her dance journey at the age of 10. Her comeback on TikTok in 2020 propelled her to fame, establishing her as a well-known content creator and brand influencer.
Ajib Gathoni: TikTok Sensation:
Ajib Gathoni has amassed over 1.5 million followers on TikTok with her stunning dance videos and infectious energy. Her viral fashion transition video, which garnered over 3.8 million views, showcases her unique style and talent. She also showcases her modeling talent on Instagram.
Samantha Dedra: Engaging Content and Adventurous Spirit:
Samantha Dedra has earned 1.3 million followers on TikTok with her sparkling dance movements and engaging content. Known for her outdoor dance videos, she brings life to popular songs, especially from amapiano and dancehall genres. Her adventurous spirit is evident in her travel content.
A Celebration of African Dance: The Africa Golden Awards:
The Africa Golden Awards celebrate artistry, creativity, and excellence across the continent. The award ceremony, scheduled for April 5th, 2025, in Nyali, Mombasa, promises to be a celebration of diversity in motion, showcasing traditional and contemporary African dance styles.
