Nandi Madida’s Podcast Nominated for International Award

South African singer and actress Nandi Madida is celebrating a major milestone as her podcast, The Motherhood Network Podcast, has been nominated for the Digital Creator Awards in Qatar and the UAE.

The nomination is a significant moment for Nandi, whose podcast has created a dedicated space for honest, meaningful and often deeply personal conversations about motherhood. Taking to social media, Nandi shared her excitement and gratitude while encouraging her supporters to vote and help the podcast make it through the first round.

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Sharing the news with her followers, she wrote:

“What an honour to be nominated for the Digital Creator Awards in Qatar in UAE for The Motherhood Network Podcast. It’s unreal that we have been selected for this global award.
The first round of voting is now open, and I would truly appreciate your support link in Bio. !!
The Motherhood Network Podcast is a platform created to celebrate motherhood, amplify the voices and stories of African mothers, and create space for the conversations that deserve to be heard.
Every vote counts, and I’m incredibly grateful for your support.
Let’s get through the first round together!”

The Digital Creator Awards (DCA) is a major international event hosted in Doha, Qatar, celebrating digital influencers, storytellers and content creators who are making an impact through their work.

For Nandi, the nomination comes just months after she began hosting The Motherhood Network Podcast, which premiered on 11 May 2026. Since its launch, the podcast has continued to build a strong identity around creating a safe and relatable space where mothers can speak openly about their experiences.

From parenting and family life to healing, motherhood and the everyday challenges women face while raising children, the podcast tackles conversations that are sometimes difficult to have but incredibly important.

Nandi has also welcomed a number of notable mothers to the platform, including Ntando Rambani, Basetsana Kumalo, Gugu Gumede and Nozipho Ntshangase, among others. Through these conversations, listeners get to hear different perspectives on what motherhood looks and feels like, while also discovering the similarities that connect women despite their different backgrounds.

The Digital Creator Awards nomination therefore represents more than recognition for a podcast. It shines a spotlight on a platform centred on African mothers and the stories that deserve to be heard.

With the first round of voting now open, Nandi is hoping her supporters will rally behind The Motherhood Network Podcast and help take the show one step closer to the next stage of the international awards.