About Miss Jojo
Born 1983. Miss Jojo is a Rwandan singer.
Josiane Uwineza (born 1983), also known as Iman Uwineza and Miss Jojo, is a Rwandan R&B singer. Her music blends R&B and traditional Rwandan musical elements.
Personal life In 2007 she publicly converted to Islam and changed her name from Josiane to Iman. This change attracted the attention of media reporters who speculated the singer had converted to please her then-boyfriend and producer, an allegation that Uwineza denies.
Awards
2011: Best Female artist (salax) 2010: Best Female artist (salax) 2010: Best female artist (ijoro ry'urukundo) 2010: Song of the year Siwezi Enda (ijoro ry'urukundo) 2008: Pam award (Pearl of Africa Music Award) Best Rwandan female artist 2007: Best Female Artiste (Rector excellence award)
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Miss Jojo?
Rwandan musician
When was Miss Jojo born?
Miss Jojo was born in 1983 in Rwanda.
What is Miss Jojo's occupation?
Miss Jojo is a singer.
What nationality is Miss Jojo?
Miss Jojo is Rwandan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Miss Jojo. https://biography.guide/miss-jojo/
MLA: "Miss Jojo." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/miss-jojo/.
Chicago: "Miss Jojo." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/miss-jojo/.
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