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Zambian musician, Yo Maps, has won the Best Male Artiste in Southern Africa award at the 9th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) held in Lagos, Nigeria, marking a major milestone for Zambia’s music industry on the continental stage.
Yo Maps emerged victorious against strong competition from some of Southern Africa’s biggest names, including South Africa’s Nasty C and Tyler ICU, as well as Zimbabwe’s Jah Prayzah, underscoring his growing influence beyond Zambia’s borders.
The award was largely driven by the success of his chart-topping hit “Mr & Mrs,” which dominated airwaves across the region and resonated strongly with fans for its relatable lyrics and polished production.
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Speaking through his music and consistent performances, Yo Maps has steadily built a reputation as one of Zambia’s most bankable and versatile artistes.
His AFRIMA win not only recognises his individual talent and dedication, but also shines a spotlight on the rising profile of Zambian music in Africa’s competitive entertainment industry.
AFRIMA is regarded as one of Africa’s most prestigious music awards, celebrating excellence and creativity across the continent. Yo Maps’ win reinforces Zambia’s growing presence on Africa’s global music map.
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