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Tuesday, 3 November

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Nandy denies cosmetic surgery, credits workouts, diet and body shapers

Tanzanian Bongo Fleva star Nandy says her new look comes from exercise, a disciplined diet and body shapers, not surgery. She told Mwananchi she has never taken even two weeks off, while recovery from surgery takes weeks or months.

Tanzanian singer Nandy has denied claims that she had cosmetic surgery to change her body shape. The Bongo Fleva star told Mwananchi that her new look comes from exercise, a disciplined diet and special body-shaping belts. Nandy said people who claim she had surgery do not understand how long recovery takes. Such procedures require three weeks or even two months at home without work, she said, and some people need up to six months. She said she has never taken a break of even two weeks. "It's exercise and food, but it's also growth. I have given birth, I have to change," she said, according to Mwananchi. The singer also described her eating routine. She said she does not deny herself the foods she likes, but stops eating at a set time each night. "I eat everything, but once it hits 8pm I…

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Nandy announces ‘911’, her first album in eight years, out November 27

Tanzanian singer Nandy unveiled her second album, '911', at an event in Dar es Salaam on Sunday night. The project features artists from six countries and is due out on November 27, Mwananchi reported.

Tanzanian singer Faustina Mfinanga, known as Nandy, has officially announced her new album, '911'. She made the announcement at a special event in Dar es Salaam on Sunday night, Mwananchi reported. The album comes eight years after her debut, 'The African Princess', released in 2018. Nandy told guests that the album took about two years to prepare. She said that the process had faced several challenges. She added that she had worked hard to give fans quality music with a different flavour. She now wants to open a new chapter in her career, according to Mwananchi. Unlike her earlier work, '911' has an international feel. It features artists from six countries: Tanzania, Nigeria, Uganda, Ghana, the United Kingdom and Jamaica. The album is expected to carry more than 10 songs. To give fans a taste, Nandy took the stage and performed a new song, 'Oya', for the first time.…

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