Kenya’s Ruth Matete was crowned the winner of the fifth edition
of Tusker Project Fame at Sunday’s grand finale. She walked home with Ksh 5
million and a recording deal worth Ksh 10 million with Universal Records.
Doreen Muchiri from Kenya was the first runners up while Jackson
Kalimba from Rwanda and Joe Christian Irankunda from Burundi emerged third and fourth
respectively.
Fifteen contestants from East Africa had 8 weeks to prove they were worthy of the region’s most coveted prize.
Kenya won the inaugural season through the sensational Valerie
Kimani while Uganda’s Davis Hillary Ntare bagged the title last season.
I embraced her victory and as i voted for her i was happy to see that she emerged to be my hero my God bless you Ruth
ReplyDeleteRuth my daughter. i knew right from day one you were the winner. As the judges authorized you.. go fourth and sing to the world. You have a powerful voice. remain blessed. Another Kenyan flag flies high as we wait for the Olympics ones
ReplyDeletei also congratulate Doreen, Jack and Joe for making it to the finals. Even the rest of the contestants who left earlier , quite a number are talented, build it up
(Lydiah olesi from kenya high Comm, Lusaka)
congrats
ReplyDeletecongrats my dear.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS DEAR RUTH YOU DESERVED IT
ReplyDeleteNOW WE ARE WAITING AFTER YOUR FIRST CD (PLEASE, INCLUED THE SONG ALLELUIA WHICH IS SO BEAUTIFUL)
Congrats Ruth and all the finalists. It was a great show of talent from East Africa!
ReplyDeleteVincent Masawi
She deserved
ReplyDeleteRuth you did us proud. Please allow me to tag your dad in this message because he is a wonderful dad. I hope other men learn from him how to nurture and bring up kids unreservedly.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and fly high like an eagle!!!
I felt it, i kept figuring it out,i think i knew it. All contestants had talent but im proud that Ruth kept my heart pounding for the crown.
ReplyDeleteFinally, cogratulations my dear.
Martha Alayo