The awards ceremony took place at a Blue Carpet gala in Monaco. Producer, Anant Singh and lead actress, Leleti Khumalo were in attendance to receive the award presented by television stars, Sarah Rafferty (Suits) and John Reardon (Hudson & Rex).
Following the awards ceremony, the Monaco Palace, issued a statement congratulating the filmmakers:
Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco warmly congratulate Anant Singh, Leleti Khumalo, and the entire team behind Don’t Give Up on receiving the Golden Nymph Award. The Monte-Carlo Television Festival remains a celebration of stories that touch hearts and inspire. We are honoured to recognize a film that gives voice to those so often unheard.
Their Serene Highnesses were also in attendance at the Golden Nymph Awards Ceremony.
President Ramaphosa met Leleti Khumalo on her arrival in South Africa this morning. The President congratulated her and the team behind the film on their achievement.
Above: Leleti Khumalo and President Cyril Ramaphosa with the Monte-Carlo Television Festival’s Golden Nymph Award
