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2 weeks ago |
sqoop.co.ug | Isaac Ssejjombwe
Ugandan music legend Jose Chameleone is set to return home this week after spending more than four months in the United States for specialized medical treatment. According to information shared by TV presenter Dagy Nyce on social media, Chameleone is expected to land at Entebbe International Airport on Thursday, 10th April, at 5:30 PM. “4 DAYS TO GO…..>>>> Welcome home champ Thursday Ebb airport 5:30PM,” Dagy Nyce posted on X, generating excitement among fans awaiting his return.
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Isaac Ssejjombwe
What you need to know:Fik Gaza is a Ugandan dance hall and ragga artiste who started pursuing music professionally in 2018 after breaking away from Fangone Forest of Mr Patrick Mulwana, alias Alien Skin, to form his ‘Gaza Empire’. Local artiste Shafiq Jjingo, alias Fik Gaza, who was arrested last Thursday along with three other aides is expected to appear in court today.
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Isaac Ssejjombwe
What you need to know:With every new edition of the daycation brunch, things just keep getting better. Every month the crowd keeps growing, the energy escalating, and the experiences continue to set the bar high. The premium brunch series has become the event that sets the bar for daytime luxury entertainment in Kampala and the just-concluded Daycation Brunch at Silo 15 lived up to expectations.
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Isaac Ssejjombwe
What you need to know:The event at Ndere Cultural Centre saw three Marvin Records artistes; Buyani, Boy Spyce and Magixx as headlining acts. There is a belief that before they become household names, Nigerian artistes have to first perform in Uganda. Fact? Uhhhhm, well, we have witnessed the blow up of Burna Boy, Davido, Ruger, Crayon, Kiz Daniels, Omah Ley and Tems among others after they made debut stints here. Might Uganda's hospitality have played some kind of role in this success?
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Isaac Ssejjombwe
Events Ndere Cultural Center: Nigerian artists Bayanni, Magixx and Boy Spice are going to perform in Uganda today during the Eastside tour at Ndere Cultural Centre starting at 6pm till late. The trio are going to be supported by other Ugandan artists including Joshua Baraka, Ava Peace and Vinka among others. Entry fee is Shs50,000 ordinary, Shs1.5M VIP for four and Shs3M for eight people.
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