South Africans were still beaming with pride over singer Tyla Laura Seethal’s historic Grammy Award win, with congratulatory messages pouring in from all corners.

Ordinary South Africans, celebrities and the Number 1 citizen have showered the Johannesburg-born 22-year-old star with praise.

President Cyril Ramaphosa shared on his official social media platforms, a reaction to the news that yet another South African is making the country proud.

“Woke up to the news of our very own Tyla winning the Best African Music Performance for her song ‘Water’ at the #Grammys.

“She is the youngest African to win such a prestigious award, adding herself to list of eminent South African artists and musicians who have made an indelible mark on the world stage.

“@Tyllaaaaaaa we congratulate you and we celebrate with you. Your win affirms South Africa’s sustained success in various international fora. Thank you for your authenticity and for flying the flag.”

Woke up to the news of our very own Tyla winning the Best African Music Performance for her song ‘Water’ at the #Grammys. She is the youngest African to win such a prestigious award, adding herself to list of eminent South African artists and musicians who have made an indelible… pic.twitter.com/rNROSAuH1W
— Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 (@CyrilRamaphosa) February 5, 2024

Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Zizi Kodwa reflected on Tyla’s Grammy win, labelling her trailblazing success as “inspiring”.

“Tyla’s Grammy Award win once again confirms her status as a music global superstar. Her meteoric success has been truly inspiring and there is much more to come.

“Tyla is a proud ambassador of South African arts and culture. I congratulate Tyla for a historic Grammy Award win, which comes before she has even released a full album. Continue to inspire and to raise the South African flag high.”

Congratulations @Tyllaaaaaaa on winning the Grammy for Best African Performance. Your trailblazing success is inspiring, and there is so much to come from you. You have made all of South Africa proud! #Grammys @SportArtsCultur @GovernmentZA @MorningLiveSABC @Anele @GlenLewisSA pic.twitter.com/JuB3OEKQG6
— Minister of Sport, Arts & Culture (@zizikodwa) February 5, 2024

The African National Congress (ANC) extended it’s congratulations to the artist.

“Tyla’s triumph not only signifies personal accomplishment, but stands as a testament to the extraordinary talent that permeates the artistic landscape of South Africa.”

@EFFSouthAfrica tweeted: “The EFF Congratulates Tyla Laura Seethal On Winning A Grammy For Best African Music Performance.”

The EFF Congratulates Tyla Laura Seethal On Winning A Grammy For Best African Music Performance. pic.twitter.com/E0kx4jAHyV
— Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) February 5, 2024

The Democratic Alliance tweeted: “Tyla is making big waves with “Water” 🏆

“The 22 year old singer made South Africans proud when she took home the Grammy award for Best African Music Performance.”

Tyla is making big waves with “Water” 🏆

The 22 year old singer made South Africans proud when she took home the Grammy award for Best African Music Performance. 🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/XFwfW2rtbb
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) February 5, 2024

Singer and actress Nandi Madida said; “Trevor Noah hosting the #GRAMMYs, Tyla winning a Grammy. Ya ne South Africa is the girl she thinks she is.”

Trevor Noah hosting the #GRAMMYs , Tyla winning a Grammy. Ya ne South Africa is the girl she thinks she is 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🥹❤️🌍
— Nandi Madida (@Nandi_Madida) February 4, 2024

Radio presenter Anele Mdoda who got to witness the history making moment live also congratulated Tyla. “And just like that South Africa draws first blood!!!!! Well done lady @Tyllaaaaaaa #947GrammyWeekend,” she tweeted.

And just like that South Africa draws first blood!!!!! Well done lady @Tyllaaaaaaa #947GrammyWeekend pic.twitter.com/X4FXECDyvZ
— Anele Mdoda (@Anele) February 4, 2024

Grammy winner Nomcebo Zikode also congratulated the young superstar and encouraged her to keep shining.

“We did it again! 🇿🇦😁 another Grammy award for South Africa as we congratulate Tyla for winning Best African Music Performer, we are super proud of you @tyla from for raising our flag high keep on shining we got your back 💚”

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President Cyril Ramaphosa, ANC and Co congratulate Tyla for Grammy win