Frida Amani

Frida Amani, whose full name is Frida Amani Bakula, is a prominent Tanzanian rapper, singer, and songwriter. Born on August 4, 1995, in Arusha, she is a multifaceted artist who is also recognized as an environmentalist, activist, and media personality.

Her musical journey began at a young age, and she gained national recognition in 2015 after finishing in third place in the Bongo Star Search competition. Following this, she took a break from music to pursue a career in broadcasting, working as a radio and TV presenter for various stations, including East African Radio and Clouds Media. She made a powerful comeback to the music scene with her single “Jibebe” in 2018.

Frida Amani is known for her simple yet profound rap style, often addressing themes of female empowerment, social issues, and personal experiences. Her song “Madam President,” released in 2021, advocated for women in leadership and earned her the recognition of being called the “Madam President” of rap by the President of Tanzania. In addition to her music, she is an active environmental advocate and social activist, using her platform to raise awareness about environmental conservation and to improve healthcare in rural communities. Some of her other popular songs include “Mi Na We,” “Anakudanganya,” and “Sitachoka.”