Zimbabwean reggae- Zimdancehall musician, Winky D, born Wallace Chirimuko scooped another international award after winning theBest Dancehall Artist 2020 Award at the African Entertainment Awards United States of America (AEAUSA).

Winky D popularly known as ‘Gaffa’ or ‘The Big Man’ won the Best Dancehall Artist 2020 Award at the African Entertainment Awards United States of America (AEAUSA) after battling out in the same category with Patoranking, Shatta Wale, Bebe Cool, Jose Chameleone, and many others.

The AEAUSA awards ceremony which is always held annually in New Jersey sees 30 awards being presented to various artists across the continent with the mission to support, celebrate and uplift African Entertainment.

Winky D

Jah Prayzah and Sha Sha also battled it out with other prominent African artists in the Entertainer of the Year category and the Best Female Artiste respectively.

Winky D recently released his “Ragga Musambo Trilogy”, his three new songs David And Goliath; Reggae Msambo, and Reply immediately set social media streets on fire and has been the talk of the streets. His music, which speaks to the struggles of young people in the country’s high-density suburbs, has seen his popularity rankings growing.

Meanwhile, the much anticipated ‘Best of Both Worlds Concert’ which was scheduled for last Friday night in Harare, flopped because of logistical problems

Zimbabwe’s biggest music luminaries, Winky D and Jah Prayzah were expected to face off in a virtual and limited VIP seating concert at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), Rainbow Towers.