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Submissions Now Open for the 14th Zim Hip Hop Awards

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Submissions Now Open for the 14th Zim Hip Hop Awards

The Zimbabwe Hip Hop Awards (ZHHA) have officially opened submissions for nominations for their highly anticipated 14th edition, set to take place in December 2024.

 

Opening of Entries will be on September 30, 2024, and close on November 1, 2024. This year will see the introduction of a new category for Spoken Word.

Nominees’ announcement will take place on November 18, 2024

The awards ceremony will be held in both virtual and conventional formats, enhancing accessibility for artists and fans alike.

The ZHHA has also announced a new partnership with the House of Arts Association, which will manage and curate the awards.

“As the leading authority on Zimbabwean hip hop culture and the first prestigious hip hop awards in Africa, the Zimbabwe Hip Hop Awards aims to celebrate and empower local talent,” read a statement from the organisers.

“This year’s event will continue to acknowledge the contributions of artists across various genres, fostering a vibrant music scene.”

Artists interested in performing at ZHHA14 are encouraged to submit their biographies and proposed performance materials to info@zimhiphopawards.co.zw.

 

Awards Categories Include:

  1. Best Male
  2. Best Female
  3. Best Collaboration
  4. Best Hip Hop Group
  5. Best Producer
  6. Best Newcomer
  7. Best Brand Supporting Hip Hop
  8. Best Album
  9. Best Promoter
  10. Best Diaspora
  11. Best Dance Act
  12. Best Radio DJ
  13. Best Club and Event DJ
  14. Best Gospel Act
  15. Best Underground
  16. Best Alternative
  17. Planet Dodger Online Media
  18. Best Journalist
  19. Song of the Year
  20. Video of the Year & Director of the Year
  21. Best Live Act
  22. Best Hip Hop Hustle
  23. Best Hip Hop Verse Sweet 16
  24. Hip Hop Personality of the Year
  25. People’s Choice
  26. Lifetime Achievement
  27. Positive Social Impact Award
  28. Spoken Word

International Miss South Africa 2024 Queens crowned

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International Miss South Africa 2024 Queens crowned

International Miss South Africa (IMSA) an organization dedicated to empowering young women through personal development, education, and community engagement recently crowned its 2024 Queens.

 

With a focus on environmental sustainability and leadership, IMSA provides a platform for young women to shine and make a positive impact on the world.

Launched in 2023, International Miss South Africa is a platform that celebrates the multifaceted brilliance of young women by empowering, educating and elevating young girls and women.

The finale event was held at Vodaworld in Midrand, Johannesburg on Saturday 28September 2024, Hosted by TV, Radio personality and actress Tidimalo Sehlako.

Among the judges was Award winning TV and film producer, screenwriter and actress Lulu Hela; Businesswoman Nomvula Mabuza; co- director of Mrs Soweto and former Mrs South Africa Thandi Potgieter;

Visionary fashion designer Mandisa Ka Magwa Phuncu; Relationship and personal development coach Chelsea Da Gama and Group manager Rem and benefits Ms Gugu Xaba.

The director of International Miss from Colorado in the United States of America Kristen Pago, and 2024 International Miss Teen (USA) Rachel Sullivan graced the event.

These are the crowned queens in the various categories:

  •     Princess:Ages 4-6

Winner: Phawu Ndamase from Mpumalanga

1st runner up: Micayla Snow

2nd runner up: Silindile Moila

 

  •    Jr Pre-Teen: Ages 7-9

Winner: Thlolo Maserumule from Mpumalanga

1st runner up: Siyamthanda Khumalo

2nd runner up: Nkazimulo Magagula

 

  •    Pre-Teen: Ages 10-12

Winner: CheniqueKooi from Gauteng

1st runner up: Elihle Shezi

2nd runner up: Andronique Hassin

 

  •    Jr Teen: Ages 13-15

Winner: Lathitha Yolwa from Eastern Cape

1st runner up: Bonolo Makgoba

2nd runner up: Enhle Mdakane

 

  •     Teen:Ages 16-19

Winner:  Lekgantse Mmotlana from Gauteng

1st runner up: ZoeyKay van da Merwe

2nd runner up: Lindokuhle Pasiwe from

 

  •    Miss:Ages 20-25

Winner: Thato Motsatsi from North West

1st runner up: Botshelo Seboa

2nd runner up: Kamogelo Radebe

 

The Six Category Winners walked away with awesome prizes ranging from Fully paid flight to USA; Fully paid Accommodation in the USA; Sash; Rhinestone crown; Boquete of flowers; Clothing vouchers; Dental treatment; Photoshoot; Royalty Trip; Cosmetics; Travel gear; IMSA opening number dress for 2025; VIP treatment in 2025 IMSA; Stationery; Hair equipment and products; Travel luggage; Crystal trophies; and Coaching sessions.

Zinhle Thupana, Director of International Miss South Africa said: “As the director of the organisation, I am thrilled to share that the 2024International Miss SA finals were a resounding success! This year’s event was not just about competition; it was a celebration of connection, fun, and sisterhood among young girls.

“Throughout the year, we engaged in diverse projects spanning academia to environmental health, fostering an environment where these remarkable individuals could inspire one another.

It was truly heartwarming to witness the girls passionately express their love for the environment and their commitment to protecting it for future generations. Their ideas and enthusiasm reminded us all of the vital role we play in preserving our planet.

“Our vision is to create a space where young girls are celebrated for their unique talents and perspectives while being equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to build a more sustainable and just world for themselves.

We remain dedicated to ensuring our girls experience inclusion, mindfulness, sustainability, and authenticity in everything we do.

“Thankyou to everyone who made this event possible. Together, we will continue to empower and uplift our future leaders!”

DStv Stream: A New Era of Family Entertainment and Connection

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DStv Stream: A New Era of Family Entertainment and Connection

Increasing the amount of time families spend together is a key goal of the DStv stream platform, which ensures that content includes a range of viewing opportunities aimed at encouraging family groups to watch together.

 

MultiChoice Zimbabwe head of corporate affairs and public relations, Charity Njanji, said the thrust toward greater family viewing experiences was based on the belief that in the modern day too much time is spent apart, with loss of valuable shared family time.

“We want families to bond and one of the ways of doing this is to share viewing experiences with a range of shows that engage younger family members through education, creativity, technology and sport,” she said.

“DStv Stream offers content that helps bridge gaps between generations, encouraging parents to connect with their teens in meaningful ways.”

Today many teenagers watch entertainment on their own, so the planned creation of content that allows for this viewing to be done in company of other family members helps bring families together, especially if the viewed content leads to discussion and interaction.

In a traditional sense, a father and son streaming the latest football game or a mother and daughter bonding over a drama series helps connect them. And other streamed content expands viewing to the whole family together, which is even more exciting.

“With DStv Stream, families can enjoy top-tier entertainment without the need for a decoder or installation,” said Njanji.

“Audiences can stream live TV, catch up on favourite shows or download content for offline viewing, all on a wide range of devices. With multiple profiles and parental controls, parents can stay involved in what their children are watching while bonding over shared content.”

Parental control is key to ensuring the younger views stick to family-driven entertainment. DStv Stream has easy-to-use parental controls to ensure their teens and children are enjoying age-appropriate content.

Njanji said: “Set up is simple: select Kids on the profile page, enable Kids Lock and create a PIN in settings. It’s easy and offers great comfort for parents.”

The content available on DStv Stream is varied and exciting, ranging from the international drama to regionally-produced shows, from education to sport and from children’s programmes and quiz and game shows.

Simba Maintains Title Challenge, Pirates Sunk Deeper in Relegation

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Simba Maintains Title Challenge, Pirates Sunk Deeper in Relegation

Matchday 28 of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League ended on a high note, with the battle for the title still leaning toward Shamva as Tonderayi Ndiraya’s boys managed to secure a point away at Ngezi.

 

Manondo One Goal Clear

CAPS United striker William Manondo has increased his goal tally to 12, leading the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Golden Boot race.

He scored in his team’s 1-1 draw against Yadah FC, who were missing Khama Billiat due to a yellow card suspension.

Manica Held by Bikita

Jairos Tapera’s Manica Diamonds played to a goalless draw against struggling Bikita Minerals at Sakubva on Sunday.

Once perched at the top of the Castle Lager Premiership, Manica Diamonds now find their title hopes diminishing as they sit in fourth position with 43 points, tied with Ngezi, who have two games in hand.

Pirates on Their Way Out

Chegutu Pirates have managed only 20 points in 28 games, and TelOne compounded their misery by defeating them on Sunday at Baobab Stadium.

Blessing Sahondo’s solitary goal provided the WiFi boys with a crucial boost, as they too remain in danger of relegation.

Simba, Ngezi Share Spoils

Simba Bhora secured a draw against champions Ngezi Platinum Stars after the match ended goalless.

Although the result reduced Simba’s lead at the top, it was a respectable outcome considering they faced the defending champions, who are not willing to surrender easily.

The Shamva-based side now sits on 57 points, seven ahead of second-placed FC Platinum, who returned to winning ways by defeating Highlanders 1-0.

 

Castle Lager Premiership Matchday 28 Results:
FC Platinum 1-0 Highlanders

Herentals 1-2 Dynamos

Ngezi Platinum 0-0 Simba Bhora

ZPC Kariba 1-0 Greenfuel

Arenel 0-0 Hwange

CAPS United 1-1 Yadah

Chicken Inn 2-0 Bulawayo Chiefs

Bikita Minerals 0-0 Manica Diamonds

Chegutu Pirates 0-1 TelOne

Joburg Bangla Tigers are the Zim Afro T10 champions

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Joburg Bangla Tigers are the Zim Afro T10 champions

Joburg Bangla Tigers have been crowned the 2024 Zim Afro T10 champions after they defeated Cape Town Samp Army off the very last delivery by just five runs in a thrilling final played at Harare Sports Club on Sunday.

 

Samp Army won the toss and put Tigers in to bat.

Kusal Perera led the way, scoring 33 off 11 balls, with four sixes and a four, in an opening partnership of 59 in only 3.4 overs with Mohammad Shahzad.

Shahzad went on to make 44 off 25 balls, but after the score reached 97 in the eighth over wickets fell quickly in the search for quick runs, and the momentum was lost.

The innings ended at 129 for five, with Sikandar Raza not out with 12, having had too little time to make much of a mark on the innings.

Gordon Nicholson took two wickets for 10 runs in the final over, but overall Amir Hotak did well with one for 14 in his two overs.

Samp Army also made a very good start, although Brian Bennett and Dawid Malan were never quite able to match the feat of their opponents’ opening pair.

They put on 83 before the New Zealander Adam Milne returned to bowl the seventh over, which changed the course of the match, the over itself costing only six runs.

With his second ball he bowled out Bennett, who made 36 off 21 balls, and with his fourth he had Rohan Mustafa caught without scoring.

Jack Taylor joined Malan, and they hit well, but found themselves needing 21 runs to win off the final over, to be bowled by Tinashe Muchawaya, whose first over had cost 27 runs.

Taylor began with two sixes and a single, but Muchawaya kept his head and Malan for once couldn’t rise to the occasion, missing the fourth delivery and only getting a leg-bye off the fifth.

Taylor needed to hit a six off the final delivery to equal the scores and force a super over, but he could only get the ball away for a single, and the match and the tournament belonged to the Tigers.

 

Joburg Bangla Tigers – 129-5 in 10 overs (Mohammad Shahzad 44, Kusal Perera 33, Hazratullah Zazai 19; Nicholson Gordon 2/10, Amir Hotak 1/14, Qais Ahmed 1/24)

 Cape Town Samp Army – 124-2 in 10 overs (Dawid Malan 62*, Brian Bennett 36, Jack Taylor 23*; Adam Milne 2/18)

Joburg Bangla Tigers won by five runs

The Chibuku Road to Fame Kicks Off as The Outlaws Win the Harare Edition

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The Chibuku Road to Fame Kicks Off as The Outlaws Win the Harare Edition

Zimbabwe’s premier talent show, The Chibuku Road to Fame, kicked off on Saturday, crowning its first winner from Harare province.

 

The Afro-fusion band The Outlaws claimed the top spot and secured their place in the national finals, set to take place in November.

They also won a cool USD 2,500 for coming out tops.

Tanza Bar and Restaurant in Chitungwiza came alive as music lovers flocked to experience the rich, undiscovered talent that the province has to offer.

In second place was another Afro-fusion group, Mazwi, while the revitalised Zimbabwe College of Music secured third place after narrowly missing the podium last year they were rewarded with USD 1,500 and USD 1,000 respectively

Next on the trot will be Mashonaland Central and Midlands Province who will decide their representatives next weekend.

The Chibuku Road to Fame has played a pivotal role in nurturing aspiring musicians and providing them with a platform to shine.

The competition, which runs from September 28 to November 9, 2024, is a collaboration with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), reinforcing a commitment to supporting the arts and fostering creativity across the nation.

With countless success stories emerging from previous editions, the competition has become an essential stepping stone for up-and-coming artists aiming for stardom.

Jo’Bug Bangla Tigers & Cape Town Samp Army Set for Zim Afro T10 Final

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Jo’Bug Bangla Tigers & Cape Town Samp Army Set for Zim Afro T10 Final

Jo’Bug Bangla Tigers and the Cape Town Samp Army sealed their berths in the grand final of the Zim Afro T10 tournament which is scheduled for 29 September at the Harare Sports Club at 1600hrs CAT

 

Qualifier 1 promised plenty of runs, and the players did not disappoint. The Harare Bolts batted first, and it was the captain doing the majority of the heavy lifting.

Dasun Shanaka scored an unbeaten 61 from 24 balls, smashing 7 boundaries and 4 sixes, as the Lahiru Milantha (19), Shehan Jayasuriya (24) and George Munsey (15*) made healthy contributions to push the total to 124/2 in 10 overs.

In response, the Tigers had Mohammad Shahzad leading the charge, as he matched the Bolts’ attacking batting approach shot for shot, and finished with a match-winning 64 not out from 25 deliveries.

Hazratullah Zazai (29) and Sikandar Raza (22) made their presence felt in the run chase as well, as the Tigers won by 7 wickets and romped into the final.

In the Eliminator, NYS Lagos batted first but it was Salman Irshad’s 3-fer along with the Amir Hamza and Rohan Mustafa’s two wicket hauls, that restricted them to 88/8 in their 10 overs. For the Lagos side, Blessing Muzarabani (27) and Joshua Bishop (20) who top scored.

After the innings break, Mustafa played a captain’s knock for the Cape Town Samp Army, scoring an unbeaten 60, while Jack Taylor stayed not out on 29, and guided them through to Qualifier 2 with an 8-wicket win.

Qualifier 2 turned out to be yet another intense affair. The Harare Bolts batted first, but found it tough to get Amir Hamza away, as he picked three quick wickets. George Munsey (17), Jimmy Neesham (17) and Shehan Jayasuriya (39) then helped them get to 98/6 in their 10 overs.

The Samp Army made the chase look relatively easy as Brian Bennett teed off from the get go and scored a brisk 46 from 18 deliveries, before Dawid Malan (19) and Jack Taylor (29) put the seal on the win with more than two and a half overs to spare, and 9 wickets in hand.

 

Brief Scores

Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers – 125/3 in 9 overs (M Shahzad – 64*, H Zazai – 29, R Gleeson – 1/20, Arinesto Vezha – 1/11) won by 7 wickets against Harare Bolts – 124/2 in 10 overs (D Shanaka – 61*, S Jayasuriya – 24, S Raza – 1/18, George Linde – 1/16)

 

Cape Town Samp Army – 93/2 in 6.3 overs (R Mustafa – 60*, J Taylor – 29*, B Fernando – 2/23) won by 8 wickets against NYS Lagos – 88/8 in 10 overs (B Muzarabani – 27, J Bishop – 20, S Irshad – 3/11, R Mustafa – 2/11)

 

Cape Town Samp Army – 99/1 in 7.2 overs (B Bennett – 46, Jack Taylor 29*, Brandon Mavuta – 1/23) won by 9 wickets against Harare Bolts – 98/6 in 10 overs (S Jayasuriya – 39, G Munsey – 17, A Hamza – 3/9, R Mustafa – 1/8)

Bolts, Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers, NYS Lagos & Samp Army Shine in Final League Day

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Bolts, Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers, NYS Lagos & Samp Army Shine in Final League Day

The second season of the Zim Afro T10 is heading for the home stretch with knockout stages around the corner.

 

On the final day of the league stage, there was a lot of entertaining cricket on display with the Cape Town Samp Army, NYS Lagos and the Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers putting in clinical performances.

Up next, in Qualifier 1, the Harare Bolts will play the Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers, and in the Eliminator, the NYS Lagos come up against the Cape Town Samp Army.

The winner of the Qualifier 1 will go straight through to the final while the runner-up will play the winners of the Eliminator, for a berth in the summit clash on Sunday.

In the opening game of the day, David Warner finally came good for the Bulawayo Brave Jaguars scoring a quickfire 47.

He was supported by the big hitting Kobe Herft, who added 27, as the Jaguars posted 103/7 in their 10 overs. For the Samp Army, Salman Irshad was again amongst the wickets with figures of 2/15.

In response, Dawid Malan batted brilliantly, scoring a free flowing unbeaten 48, while Jack Taylor stayed not out with 28, as they rounded off a comfortable 8-wicket win with an over and half to go.

After that, the NYS Lagos were in action and they finished their campaign in the league stage with a big win. Avishka Fernando scored 46 and Rassie van der Dussen added 23 before being dismissed by a brilliant catch on the boundary, as the NYS Lagos posted 124/7.

The Durban Wolves, who were playing for pride, could not get going as the Lagos bowlers kept them in check and picked wickets at regular intervals.

Innocent Kaia top scored with 19 for the Wolves, while Blessing Muzarabani, Bodugum Akhilesh Reddy, and Joshua Bishop, all took 2 wickets each, to seal a 53-run win for the NYS Lagos.

In the final league stage game of the tournament, the Harare Bolts batted first against the Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers. Lahiru Milantha got them off to a flyer with a quick 32, while George Munsey added 20, Dasun Shanaka got 24, and Sabbir Rahman smashed 34 off 12 balls, to take to score to 120/4 in 10 overs.

In response, the Tigers batted superbly as captain Sikandar Raza led the charge with a game changing 38 from 10 deliveries. Hazratullah Zazai added an important 22 and Tashinga Musekiwa’s 18 helped seal the deal for the Tigers, who won by 4 wickets.

 

Brief Scores

 

Cape Town Samp Army 104/2 in 8.3 overs (D Malan 48*, J Taylor 28*, Victor Chirwa – 1/9, C Brathwaite – 0/19) won by 8 wickets against Bulawayo Brave Jaguars – 103/7 in 10 overs (David Warner – 47, K Herft – 27, S Irshad – 2/15, Qais Ahmed – 2/22)

 

NYS Lagos – 124/7 in 10 overs (A Fernando – 46, R van der Dussen – 23, Raveen de Silva – 2/22, D Zadran – 1/19) won by 53 runs against Durban Wolves – 71/7 in 10 overs (Innocent Kaia – 19*, Mark Chapman – 12, J Bishop – 2/10, B Muzarabani – 2/12)

 

Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers – 121/6 in 10 overs (S Raza – 38, H Zazai – 22, Aftab Alam – 1/16, Dasun Shanaka – 1/18) won by 4 wickets against Harare Bolts – 120/4 in 10 overs (Sabbir Rahman – 34, Lahiru Milantha – 32, Luke Wood – 2/11, Tinashe Muchawaya – 1/24)

Doyinsola Unveils New Single “Fallacy” Produced by Teemode

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Doyinsola Unveils New Single “Fallacy” Produced by Teemode

Rising Nigerian music sensation Doyinsola is set to make waves again with her latest single “Fallacy” after taking a hiatus from the scene.

 

Her previous offerings “Rewind”, “Be Mine” and “Originality” featuring veteran Nigerian artiste 9ice highlights Doyinsola’s growth as an artist.

Building on her previous releases, she combines her distinct voice with modern Afrobeat influences on her new single “Fallacy” as she delivers a song that is both emotionally charged and dance-worthy.

The song further delves into the complexities of relationships, offering a fresh perspective on love and deceit, showcasing Doyinsola‘s unique blend of Afrobeat rhythms with heartfelt lyrics and captivating melodies.

Her sultry vocals and Teemode Beatz‘s signature production created an irresistible sound that resonates with fans of Afro-fusion and contemporary African music.

“Fallacy” was co-written by talented song-writer M-Byro who has written hits for foremost Nigerian superstars and produced by the renowned Teemode Beatz, producer of chart topping singles from Young Jonn “Bahamas” and “Home” by Johnny Drille.

The track, available on all streaming platforms.

About Doyinsola: Doyinsola is a fast-rising Nigerian artist known for her dynamic vocals and eclectic musical style, blending Afrobeat, pop, and soul influences. With each release, she continues to solidify her place in the Nigerian music scene.

Zim Afro T10: Munsey Shatters Records, Big Wins for Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers & NYS Lagos

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Zim Afro T10: Munsey Shatters Records, Big Wins for Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers & NYS Lagos

George Munsey put on an absolute masterclass at the Harare Sports Club on Day 6 of the second season of the Zim Afro T10, as he scored the first century ever in the history of the competition which helped the Harare Bolts post a record total, and in the process knocked out the Durban Wolves.

 

After that the Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers were clinical against the Bulawayo Brave Jaguars, and the NYS Lagos also put in a fine all-round performance to pick up an important win against the Cape Town Samp Army.

Batting first, the Harare Bolts made good use of the conditions, and started brightly. Lahiru Milantha (13) and Janishka Perera (24) scored freely in the initial overs, before George Munsey decided to take charge.

The Scotsman, who is well known for his ability to hit a long ball, put on a masterclass in attacking, as he scored a 38-ball 100, and remained unbeaten. Munsey smashed 10 maximums and six boundaries, as the Bolts posted a record 173/2 in 10 overs.

In response, the Wolves made a solid start as well as Sharjeel Khan (25) and Will Smeed (16) attacked from the get-go. Colin Munro added a quickfire 32, after which the Bolts’ bowling attack tightened the screws and closed out a comfortable 54-run win, with Richard Gleeson finishing as the pick of the bowlers with figures of 2/2.

In the second game of the day, there were more runs of course, as the Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers’ top order put in a remarkable performance.

The duo of Hazratullah Zazai (49*) and captain Sikandar Raza (51*) played freely, and ensured the Bulawayo Brave Jaguars’ bowlers would not have much to cheer about.

The two of them stitched together a fantastic unbeaten 108-run stand for the third wicket, which propelled the score to 128/2. In response the David Warner led side, found it hard to build momentum.

Tinashe Muchawaya had Warner’s number yet again, and George Linde picked three more wickets to keep the Jaguars in check. Carlos Brathwaite top scored for the Jaguars with 18 runs, as they were restricted to 91/9 in their 10 overs, giving the Tigers a resounding 37-run win.

The runs continued to flow in the final game of the day, as the NYS Lagos took first strike and openers Rassie van der Dussen (51) and Avishka Fernando (66) played brilliantly.

The openers used all their experience and attacked the right deliveries, putting on an opening partnership of 122. The NYS Lagos finished with 133/2 in their 10 overs.

In response, the Cape Town Samp Army started brightly as Brian Bennett scored a fast paced 40. After that Jack Taylor added 37 more, but the likes of Oshane Thomas bowled brilliantly and restricted the big hitters. Eventually, NYS Lagos came away with a 42-run win on the day, and secured qualification for the next round.

 

Brief Scores:

Harare Bolts – 173/2 in 10 overs (G Munsey – 100*, J Perera – 24, D Zadran – 2/36, T Maposa – 0/18) won by 54 runs against Durban Wolves – 119/6 in 10 overs (C Munro – 32, Sharjeel Khan – 25, R Gleeson – 2/2, D Shanaka – 1/12)

 

Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers – 128/2 in 10 overs (S Raza – 51*, H Zazai – 49*, A Dananjaya – 1/23, R Ngarava – 1/31) won by 37 runs against the Bulawayo Brave Jaguars – 91/9 in 10 overs (C Brathwaite – 18, Nick Hobson – 15, G Linde – 3/9, K Janat – 2/14)

 

NYS Lagos – 148/2 in 10 overs (Avishka Fernando – 66, Rassie van der Dussen – 51, Salman Irshad – 2/21) won by 42 runs against Cape Town Samp Army – 106/3 in 10 overs (B Bennett – 40, J Taylor – 37, Oshane Thomas – 2/27, Thisara Perera – 1/21)

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