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City of Durban – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: My Culture, Your Culture, One Nation
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
SATMA Awards were founded by Dr Dumisani Goba in 2005 and were inaugurated in 2006 to bring all races and ethnic groups together through the celebration of our diverse musical cultures and also to eliminate tribalism and other divisive measures. The First Annual SATMA Awards and The awards were first held with only 14 categories
City of Durban – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: My Culture, Your Culture, One Nation
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
The 2nd Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards.
City of Durban – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: My Culture, Your Culture, One Nation
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
The 3rd Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards
Maskandi group Ithwasa Langempela and front man Mtshengiseni Gcwensa scooped three awards at the third South African Traditional Music Awards on Saturday.
The group won Best-selling Album, Best Composer and Best Song of the Year awards and were presented with R130 000.
City of Durban– Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: My Freedom is My Heritage
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
The 4th Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards held annually in Durban, South Africa currently in it’s 3rd year welcomes Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of Macolm X to receive the SATMA Lasting Legacy Award on behalf of her father and have Culture Parade in City of Ethekwini ( Durban) Millions of people attending
City of Durban – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: My Culture, Your Culture, One Nation
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
The 5th Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards.
The deadline for nominations for the 2010 South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards (SATMA) has been extended to 31 July 2010. Through the nomination and subsequent voting process, the public decides who will walk away with the awards. The announcement of nominees is scheduled for Friday 13 August, the Cultural Carnival and Soccer Spectacular for 4-5 September .
President Jacob Zuma will on Saturday, 25 September 2010 attend the fifth South African Traditional Music Awards (SATMA) ceremony at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Convention Centre in Durban.
City of Durban – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: Ndim Lo!
Venue: Durban ICC Arena
The 6th Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards were held on 1 October 2011 at Durban ICC. SATMA Awards was filmed at the red carpet for the traditional music show ‘Roots’ and grabbed the winners as they came off stage for a ‘post win’ interview for the program. The founder Dr.Goba also presented the ‘Best Compilation’ Award at the SATMAs.
In keeping with the theme of this year’s awards, Ndim Lo, The SATMA red carpet was in full Xhosa regalia, ndingumtshakazi wakwaXhosa. It was the last year hosted in the province moving to the next hosting province.
East London (Buffalo City Metropolitan) – Eastern Cape
Theme: My Culture, Your Culture, One Nation
Venue: East London – International Convention Centre (ICC) Arena
The 7th annual SATMA Awards which promote, preserve, uplift, develop, stage multicultural exchanges and honoring of traditional musicians from different racial and ethnic backgrounds. This took place for the first time in the Eastern Cape at the East London International Convention Centre (ICC) on Saturday, 27 October 2012. And the nominees was announced on the 18 August at the Walter Sisulu University in Umtata, with 33 categories
South African public broadcaster SABC is a media partner of this celebrated event themed, “My Culture, Your Culture, One National and All Roads Lead to the Eastern Cape”.
EMpangeni – Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: I am an African
Venue: Bhekuzulu Hall – University of Zululand (Ongoye)
The Annual South African Traditional Music Achievement [SATMA] Awards celebrated its 10th anniversary this year under the theme: I am African.
THE South African Traditional Music Awards (Satma) honoured international guests at its red-carpet event at St Michael’s Hotel, on Wednesday 30 September at 6pm.
The 2015 SATMA Awards is themed ‘I Am an African’. It aims to honour artists and achievers who have made an impact in the South African music industry and socio-political life in Africa and its diaspora. The organisers recently announced an impressive list of international guests for this year’s ceremony. They are Mama Sarah Obama from Kenya, grandmother to US President Barack Obama; Samia Nkrumah, daughter of Ghana’s first President Kwame Nkrumah; and Ilyasah Shabazz from the US, daughter of El-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, better known as Malcolm X. The 2015 SATMA Awards will honour Mama Sarah Obama for the work she does as part of her foundation in Kenya to improve the lives of her people, especially children.
City of Umhlathuze– Kwa Zulu Natal
Theme: Imbokodo is our Heritage
Venue: SATMA Dome: Umhlathuze Sport Ground – Richard Bay
The 11th edition of the annual event’s theme is: Imbokodo is our Heritage; celebrating the 60th anniversary of Woman’s Charter and 20 years of Freedom. Therefore, the SATMA Awards 2016 nominees will only cater for Women.
Mmabatho (Mahikeng) – Bokone Bophirima (North West)
Theme: Celebrating Legends
Venue: Mmabatho Convention Centre (ICC Arena)
The 12th annual event is acknowledging and celebrating artists in the traditional music. The event is also expected to boost the local economy – with great economic spin-offs.
The greatest traditional music awards come as the Heritage Month celebration ends on Saturday, and on this event people from all walks of life are expected to attend wearing traditional outfits. And honored the 1st Maskandi Song of the Year (2016) winner Mroza, known for his hit song Sobulala uVan Damme.
Mmabatho (Mahikeng) – Bokone Bophirima( North west)
Theme: Embracing your Heritage
Venue: Mmabatho Convention Centre ( ICC Arena)
The SATMA Awards are now running in the 13th year. Each year SATMA Awards use a different theme in ensuring youth engagement and involvement, this year’s theme is “Embracing your Heritage”. The awards were held at Mmabatho Convention Centre in Mahikeng in the North West on Saturday night.
This is an annual event held to celebrate and appreciate South African Traditional Music.
New artists stole the limelight at this year’s SATMA as many left the event as winners.
Mmabatho (Mahikeng) – Bokone Bophirima (North West)
Theme: My Culture, Your culture one nation.
Venue: Mmabatho Convention Centre (ICC Arena)
The 14th annual South African Traditional Music awards took place in Bokone Bophirima (North West). It is the last year SATMA Awards hosting in Bokone Bophirima and it is celebrating under the theme “My Culture Your Culture One Nation”. This was the SATMA’s last year in North west
Mbombela(Nelspruit) – MPUMALANGA
Theme: Celebrating Afrika
Venue: Ingwenyama Conference & Sport Resort in White River
Satma Awards will be celebrating 15 years of it milestone, also music made in the style of the people and various language groups of South Africa and The awards aim to eliminate tribalism and other divisive measures.
And the awards will be it first time to be hosted by Mpumalanga Province in Mbombela, formerly Nelspruit, is the capital of South Africa’s. It’s a gateway to Kruger National Park, home to elephants, zebras, rhinos and other wildlife. The city’s Lowveld National Botanical Garden features a man-made rainforest. Northwest are the prehistoric Sudwala Caves, with unusual rock formations. South, Umhloti Nature Reserve contains the Jane Goodall Institute’s Chimp Eden sanctuary.
City of Mbombela- Mpumalanga (Nelspruit)
Theme: My Culture Your Culture One Nation
Venue: Premier Hotel (SATMA DOME)
South African Traditional Music Achievements (SATMA Awards) Awards aims to unite different ethnic groups, preserves, develop and to promote our living heritage. The SATMA Awards are not limited to events but also make a difference in people’s lives by creating employment, transferring of skills and empowering communities. The aim is to continuously celebrate and contribute to the growth of South African traditional music/art glocally.
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