Rising from the ashes

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

After loosing to the newcomers at the Botswana Musicians Union (BOMU) Awards, Suggie Fisher is not in the least bit discouraged. In fact she is more determined to take her loss and turn it into a positive.

Fisher recently said in an interview with Showbiz that loosing the two awards she was nominated for last year motivated her to work harder.

She said that she intends to aim for excellence. Fisher was nominated in the best contemporary gospel album and best female artist categories.

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Rising from the ashes

After loosing to the newcomers at the Botswana Musicians Union (BOMU) Awards, Suggie Fisher is not in the least bit discouraged. In fact she is more determined to take her loss and turn it into a positive.

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