The Recording Industry of South Africa

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The Recording Industry Association of South Africa , RISA for short (international) is an association with the task of awarding music awards in South Africa and representing the music industry there.

Limits to the award of phonograms

Albums
Award August 1, 2006
to November 30, 2015 		since December 1, 2015
Gold record icon.svg gold 20,000 15,000
Platinum record icon.svg platinum 40,000 30,000
Double platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 80,000 60,000
...
Singles
Award Sales units
Gold record icon.svg gold 10,000
Platinum record icon.svg platinum 20,000
Double platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 40,000
...
Video albums
Award Sales units
Gold record icon.svg gold 5,000
Platinum record icon.svg platinum 10,000
Double platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 20,000
...

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ International Certification Award levels. ( Memento of March 28, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) ifpi.org, June 2013, accessed on May 28, 2020 (English).
  2. ↑ Kuda Nyamz: RiSA New Certification Might Just Mean KO, Riky Rick And AKA sold platinum. sahiphopmag.co.za, September 28, 2015, accessed May 28, 2020 .
  3. ↑ a b Certification Levels. risa.org.za, accessed May 28, 2020 .
IFPI regional groups


Egypt  • Argentina (CAPIF)  • Australia (ARIA)  • Belgium (BEA)  • Brazil (PMB)  • Bulgaria (BAMP)  • Chile  • Denmark  • Germany (BVMI)  • Finland  • France (SNEP)  • Greece  • Hong Kong (IFPI and HKRIA )  • India (IMI)  • Indonesia (ASIRI)  • Ireland (IRMA)  • Iceland  • Israel  • Italy (FIMI)  • Japan (RIAJ)  • Canada (MC)  • Colombia (APDIF)  • Croatia (HDU)  • Malaysia (RIM)  • Mexico (AMPROFON)  • Netherlands (NVPI)  • New Zealand (RMNZ)  • Norway  • Austria  • Poland (ZPAV)  • Portugal (AFP)  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Singapore (RIAS)  • Spain (PROMUSICAE)  • South Africa (RISA)  • South Korea (RIAK)  • Taiwan (RIT)  • Thailand (TECA)  • Czech Republic  • Turkey (MÜ-YAP)  • Hungary (MAHASZ)  • United States (RIAA)  • United Kingdom (BPI)