Full list of winners at the

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Photo of 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards


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It was all glitz and glam as Africa's top music stars were honoured at the 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards in Durban on Saturday night.
The awards ceremony was held at the Chief Albert Luthuli Durban International Convention Centre and was hosted by US comedian Marlon Wayans.

Full list on winners:

Best New Act
Stanley Enow (Cameroon)

Best Female
Tiwa Savage(Nigeria)

Best Male
Davido (Nigeria)

Artist of the Year
Davido (Nigeria)

Song of the Year
Mafikizolo ft Uhuru (South Africa)

Best Live Act
Flavour (Nigeria)

Best Collaboration
Uhuru Ft. Oskido, DJ Bucks, Professor and Yuri Da Cunha (South Africa/Angola)

Best HipHop
Mafikizolo (South Africa)

Best Alternative
Gangs of Ballet (South Africa)

Best Lusophone
Anselmo Ralph (Angola)

Best Francophone
Toofan (Togo)

Personality of the Year
Lupita Nyong

Transform Today
Clarence Peters

Best Video
Clarence Peters (Nigeria)

Best Pop
Goldfish (South Africa)

Best International
Pharrell

MTV Base Leadership Award
Ashish J. Thakkar (Tanzania)
Location: South Africa

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