Tanzanian pop star Abigail Chams is set to make history on the 9th of June, as she becomes the first female artist from East Africa to be nominated at the BET International Awards. She will represent her home country in the Best New International Act category at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, marking a milestone not just for her career but for the region as a whole. Known for her rich vocals and powerful presence, Abigail has quickly risen to international attention with a string of standout performances and award nominations across Africa and beyond.

Fresh off her viral hit “Me Too” featuring Harmonize, Abigail continues to turn heads with her ability to blend emotion, melody, and modern storytelling. The song has already sparked a global challenge online and racked up millions of views and fan-created content, proving her growing influence in the music world. She joins us on the line.

Tanzanian pop star Abigail Chams is set to make history on the 9th of June, as she becomes the first female artist from East Africa to be nominated at the BET International Awards. She will represent her home country in the Best New International Act category at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, marking a milestone not just for her career but for the region as a whole. Known for her rich vocals and powerful presence, Abigail has quickly risen to international attention with a string of standout performances and award nominations across Africa and beyond.
Fresh off her viral hit &ldquo;Me Too&rdquo; featuring Harmonize, Abigail continues to turn heads with her ability to blend emotion, melody, and modern storytelling. The song has already sparked a global challenge online and racked up millions of views and fan-created content, proving her growing influence in the music world. She joins us on the line.

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