With just days to the much anticipated Glamorous event of the year, the hosts Miss Vanessa Uwera and socialite Teta Sandra, have already landed into the Country from Kigali, Rwanda.
The sexy Rwandese are expected to fire up revelers this Saturday, 2nd at Club Play. Nigerian singer MC Galaxy who is expected to jet in tomorrow will thrill the crowd alongside Navio and Hanson Baliruno. The event sponsored by Belaire, is going for 20k as entrance, then 750k VIP table of five with a bottle of Belaire.

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Yuppys Clothing line which just signed up NTV’s Douglas Lwanga as their brand ambassador some months is giving back to the public in style. Christmas comes early with #YuppysClothing.

Yuppys will be giving out lots of free shopping vouchers to lucky fans on social media this festive season.

Wondering how to win a free yuppys shopping voucher this festive season?

1-Put on your best outfit
2-Take a picture of yourself
3-Tag us on facebook, Twitter, Instagram using the hashtag #Dressmeyuppys

NB:Just make sure you use the hashtag #DressmeYuppys as you post that cool pic on your timeline.Then sit back and leave the rest to us. You can even start now!

Offer Valid till 20th December.

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This year the Voltagemusic Duo of Kent and Flosso have worked hard to push their brand to the top, and it appears their efforts are paying off. Word reaching our desk is that the duo has just inked a juicy deal to perform alongside Timaya in Jinja on 8th December.

While the amount of the deal remains unknown, an excited Kent Koojo confirmed that the deal to perform alongside Timaya had indeed been finalized with the sponsors and Kazoora, who is flying in the “Woyo” Star.

The Timaya show which is sponsored by Club Pilsner was moved to Jinja because of the Wizkid show that will happen over the same weekend.

At the same time the sponsors wanted Ugandans outside of Kampala to have a taste of why Timaya is celebrated around the continent.

In fact, it is for this reason that Kent and Flosso were chosen to perform alongside the “Dance” star. While responding to why Kent and Flosso was chosen, Kazoora confirmed that “We needed someone who could match Timaya’s talent and performance, and Voltage was the obvious choice”

Besides Voltage Music, the Timaya show which is expected to gather revelers from Kampala, Jinja and other towns in the east will also be graced by B2C, Kemishan and other local artists.

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Farmer Based Organization’s (FBOs) that have potential to contribute to the agricultural value chain finally have a chance at improving their operations and ultimately become bankable.

The organization’s that currently lack technical or structural capacity to operate in a sustainable way have started receiving technical support from the Agribusiness Development Center (ADC) with the backing of dfcu Bank & Rabobank Foundation in Netherlands. Both dfcu & Rabobank Foundation have injected a combined USD 2.8million (two million eight hundred thousand US dollars) for the next five (5) years.

The Agribusiness Development Center (ADC) which started operations in October this year has skilled 44 farmer leaders from 20 FBOs from Lira, Dokolo, Kole, Alebtong and Oyam with skills in governance.

According to the ADC Executive Director, Anja de Feijter the ADC business advisory team is pre-visiting over 100 farmer based organisation’s (FBO’s) country wide in 2017. Since October 70 FBOs have been selected to receive the training skills in governance; financial management; financial literacy; marketing; risk assessment and so much more.

“With these skills, the Farmer Based Operations will continue to grow their operations in ways that are of benefit to both them and the wider communities,” she added.

Speaking at the official launch of ADC in Kampala today, dfcu Bank Chairman of the Board Jimmy D. Mugerwa, commended the efforts being taken by the farmer based organizations to acquire finances through forming groups. “Agriculture is the number one breadwinner for our country and there is need for collective effort to support it. By facilitating ADC in its operations dfcu and Rabobank are building capacity for the farmers to access much needed financial services,” he said.

“dfcu Bank already provides tailor-made products for the farmers and with the capacity building delivered through ADC the small holder farmers will be more eligible for financing from commercial banks. They will also be better placed to increase productivity and possibly embrace commercial farming which is more profitable at household and national level,” he added.

The launch was presided over by His Excellency Henk Jan Bakker, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherland who is also the patron of the ADC.

The Agriculture Development Centre started its operations in October 2017 in Eastern, Western, and Northern Uganda. Lira is the first District whose Farmer Based Organizations received two-day training in the introductory module for cooperatives.

ADC envisions promoting self-sufficiency as an effective tool to transform the agricultural sector in Uganda. This can be achieved by strengthening Farmer Based Organizations in respect of efficiency and creating economies of scale, in order to make them profitable, sustainable and bankable enterprises that are able to provide efficient and effective services to their farmers.

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Dr. Abrahams Omoding, a Specialist Medical Oncologist with the Uganda Cancer Institute during the training in Mbarara District

The East African Development Bank in partnership with the British Council and the Royal College of Physicians have concluded yet another medical training of selected medical practitioners in Western Uganda.

The training which took place in Mbarara, is part of a medical training programme that EADB is carrying out across four East African countries aimed at curbing the increasing dangers of Cancer while also sensitizing communities in these countries. EADB’s aim is to train 600 medical professionals within a period of four years, to specialize in the treatment of cancer and neurological disorders.

The East African Development Bank’s Medical Training and Fellowship Programme (METAF) is an EADB initiative to build capacity in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda in the fields of neurology and oncology. EADB’s mission is to promote sustainable social-economic development in East Africa by providing development finance support and advisory services.

Through the Medical Training and Fellowship(METAF) Programme, EADB aims to increase capacity towards early detection, research and access to treatment of cancer and neurological disorders by increasing the number, quality and deployment of medical doctors in public service with specialty training in the treatment cancer and neurological
disorders of in the East Africa region, especially in communities and areas where access to qualified professionals remains a challenge.

EADB is working in partnership with the British Council to manage and deliver the METAF Programme and with the Royal College of Physicians as the technical partner.

This is the fourth training taking place in Uganda. It follows similar trainings that were held St. Francis Hospital, Nsambya, at the Uganda Cancer Institute, Mulago in 2016 and in Soroti earlier this year. Other trainings have also taken place in Kenya and Tanzania.

There has been a recorded increase in the number of cancer patients in the region, and close to 80% of these patients find out when the cancer is in its late stages. Dr. Abrahams Omoding, a Specialist Medical Oncologist with the Uganda Cancer Institute and also one of the programme trainers says that Cancer now kills more people than
HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis combined.

Although the signs and symptoms of the disease are still not well-known in many communities, there have been tremendous efforts to sensitize people and train medical practitioners in early identification of cancer cases.
The programme continues to focus on early detection, research and treatment of cancer and neurological disorders especially in communities where access to qualified professionals remains a challenge.

“This course is key in down staying late cancer detection. By training the doctors on the most important information on the signs and symptoms of cancer, we shall improve the ability to identify cancers at an early stage.” said Dr. Omoding.

Ms. Vivienne Yeda, the Director General of EADB reiterates that EADB’s course objective is to upgrade the ability of the target group of physicians to be able to better manage the patients with common neurological disorders.

“We are receiving positive feedback from the doctors who have so far taken part in the trainings. Through these doctors, we are surely having an impact. The fight against cancer should be taken up by all of us and as EADB we shall continue to train doctors until we meet our target of training 600 medical practitioners in four years.” Ms. Vivienne Yeda added.

Doctors who attended the medical training programme in Mbarara were in agreement for an increased need of such trainings across the region.

“I have learnt a lot of new things and through this training, I will now be able to look at medical cases from a different aspect so as I can be able to diagnose my patients with utmost surety.” said one of the doctors that took part in the training.

Non Communicable Diseases, are not passed from person to person. They are of long duration and generally slow progression. Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and their risk factors are an emerging problem in East Africa although the focus has been directed to infectious diseases to a greater extent. EADB is thus extending a supporting
arm so as to raise awareness of the severity of NCDs.

These diseases are driven by forces that include ageing, rapid unplanned urbanization, and the globalization of unhealthy lifestyles. For example, globalization of unhealthy lifestyles like unhealthy diets may show up in individuals as raised blood pressure, increased blood glucose, elevated blood lipids, and obesity. These are called
‘intermediate risk factors’ which can lead to cardiovascular disease, a NCD.

All age groups and regions are affected by NCDs. Very often, these illnesses are associated with older age groups, but evidence shows that 16 million of all deaths attributed to NCDs occur before the age of 70. Of these ‘premature’ deaths, 82% occurred in low- and middle-income countries.

Children, adults and the elderly alike are all vulnerable to the risk factors that contribute to Non-communicable diseases, whether from unhealthy diets, physical inactivity, exposure to tobacco smoke or the effects of the harmful use of alcohol.

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Airtel Uganda held the 4th draw of their ongoing Yoola Amajja promotion on Friday where 4 Airtel customers won cash worth UGx3,771,000 at their head offices on clement Hill.

Namugaya Sandra, a resident of Bugembe , Jinja Distrcit and Kizza Charles, painter from Gayaza took home, UGX1.238,000 and UGX1,191,000 respectively. Other winners where Kimbugwe Gonzaga, a resident of Kajjansi who took home UGX580,000 and Mazolo Ezekiel an Electrician and resident of Kasese who took home UGX762,000.

Commenting about the draw, Namugaya Sarah a business woman from Bugembe who owns a Mobile money kiosk said, “I am so excited about today; I have got more money to add into my business. I mainly use Airtel Money to send and receive money. Yoola Amajja encouraged me to do more things on the platform and I am glad that today I have been rewarded for it”.

Airtel Uganda Customer Service Director, Lynda Nabayinda was present to handover money to the winners. “This is the 4 th draw of the promotion and our subscribers are being given an opportunity to win simply by transacting on Airtel Money. Through Yoola Amajja and similar promotions, we believe we are bettering the lives of our subscribers with Yoola Amajja.” She commented.

“You can win up to UGX2,000,000 with a very low initial investment. Simply transact on Airtel Money at least thrice a week and you could be the next instant winner,” she added.

To take part in the Yoola Amajja promotion, Airtel Money customers should dial *185# on their phones and carry out any 3 of these transactions weekly.

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By Genius Musa

On Thursday night (November 30^th 2017) Bukoto based  The 400 bar and Restaurant was full to capacity despite heavy down pours as comedy lovers enjoyed the weekly comedy show hosted by stand-up Comedian Alex Muhangi.

Comedians like  Dolibondo, MC Restaurant, Senga Justine Nantume, Dikhanio, Snake and Zollo, and  MC Mariach were present and entertained the revelers with rib cracking jokes throughout the night

The night also featured East Africa’s Dynamic duo Radio and Weasel, who thrilled the revelers  with their energetic performance, performing all their hit songs from “Talk and Talk” “Nyambura”, “Ekyaama” “Ability”, “Lwaki Onumya”, “Gutamiiza” “Bread and Butter” and “Juicy-Juicy” that got all people on their feet and singing along to them

As it is a tendency at Comedy Store to always have a surprise act, this Thursday’s  suprise perform was Vocalist Naava Grey who made fans scream on top of their voices as soon as she was announced as the next performer, she performed her fans’ favorite songs like  “Soka Lami”, “Nteredde”, “Ninga Omuloge” and “Aliba Wani”

Here are some of the photos from the night

Radio and Weasel performing at Comedy Store

Radio and Weasel performing at Comedy Store

Revelers at Comedy Store

Revelers at Comedy Store

Dolibondo cracking jokes at Comedy store

Mc Restaurant at Comedy Store

Dicanio De Brazilian at Comedy Store

Naava Grey performing at Comedy Store

Naava Grey performing at Comedy Store

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Musician Latinum has finally said goodbye to high school.

The “Amanya Gange” hitmaker could not hide his excitement about completing his UACE exams early this week. The singer was an Arts student at Window International School where he offered Geography, Economics, Art and I.C.T.

The singer noted that if it had not been for his mum’s strictness and words of encouragement he probably would have abandoned school prematurely.

He further revealed that he will now focus all his efforts on producing more quality music. “It’s time to say Goodbye High school. I have completed my UACE exams.” He stated. “It is now time for music.”

He is set to release a new single dubbed “Baani” soon.

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Urban TV presenter D’zyre Derekford Mugumisa is ending the year on a high.

This after she proposed to his lover, Destiny Kharono and she said yes!

D’zyre documented the moment on Instagram where he wrote alongside the photos: “When I fell in love with you, I promised I would never make you cry. Little did I know how much of an impact you’d have on my life; that you had the ability to be even more amazing than the “soooo amazing” whose DM I slid into some day in August last year and boo, that’s the only reason I didn’t think I would get you to tears, albeit those of joy… You’ve def made me a better person and gotten me to know better. I, among so many other things, now also know that you deserve more and more of this kind of tears and with you saying “YES”, I commit to delivering these for the rest of our lives. I have no doubts whatsoever how much of a great wife & mother you are going to make; I love you.”

Check them out below.

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Nigerian star Wizkid will arrive in Uganda tonight, we have learnt.

According to the organisers, he is expected to touch down on Ugandan soil at 9pm. He will be welcomed by a team from Face TV and StarTimes, along with members of the press.

Meanwhile, the singer’s advance team is already in town. The team that included his official spin master, DJ Gabriel, drummers, guitarists and sound check crew arrived on Sunday evening.

Wizkid will thrill fans in Kampala in a show dubbed “Thursday Night With Wizkid”.  The much anticipated show  will take place this Thursday, December 7 at at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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Musician Ziza Bafana is a father!

Bafana and his fiancee Ireenah have today morning welcomed a new member to their family. The singer’s lover has given birth to a bouncing baby boy.

The joy was palpable as the “Akalulu” hitmaker shared the news of his bundle of joy on social media. He posted: “Just hours old is our new soljah.. Can’t stop thanking the Lord for this blessing. We have all the basics for a great 2018. Above it all thank you Iryn for bringing the Angel  to life.”

The mother and the baby are said to both be in fine health. The baby has since been christened Aiden Kasendwa.

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Radio personality Marcus Kwikiriza is hanging up the microphone!

After serving on radio for 18 years, the Big Breakfast show host on Capital FM has announced that he is going into retirement.

He made the announcement on social media where he posted:

“What started as a vocational job in S6 vac back in ‘98 (Sanyu Radio) has ended up giving me a very fulfilling career and opening more opportunities than I can care to admit. It’s been 18 years of active radio work taking to me to 3 countries and 7 different radio stations.

The time has come to hung up the M.I.C…..(at least the one for radio)

To everyone that I have worked with in Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda, I thank you all for helping me improve my craft. Besides my home town Kla, I feel welcome in all 3 countries thanks to all of you.”

Marcus will have his last radio show on Friday, December 15.

Staff Writer

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The third edition of the much-anticipated Kampala Cocktail week is here. The event which launched at Riders Lounge on November 29, 2017 will go on till December 9, 2017.

During the cocktail week, pour yourself into a new urban nightlife culture that Kampala hasn’t experienced before. Discover a masterclass of Mixology and Fine-Drinking through the 10 days of prix fixe Special Edition Celebratory Cocktail Menus across 30 top Kampala bars and lounges.

All the 30 participating bars will offer a Special Edition Celebratory Menu at UGX 8,000 (Shooters), UGX 10,000 (Casual Cocktails), UGX 15,000 (Craft Cocktails), and UGX 25,000 Singleton Pairings.

No tickets, no vouchers and no bookings are needed from you to enjoy a cocktail of your choice. If you are lost for choice, never mind, we have put together a few cocktails that you ought to try out.

For starters, here is some info for you; “When alcohol is mixed with a soft drink and other ingredients like fruits, it is called a cocktail. When drinks or different fruit juices are mixed, it is a mocktail.”

Here is a list of cocktails to try out during the Kampala Cocktail Week.

The Kololo Sunset: Kololo is an upscale suburb of Kampala. It is a cool place to take a nice walk or simple take an evening jog. Just like the name, this Cocktail is gorgeous. It is made from Uganda Waragi Coconut, orange juice and a dash of pineapple juice. A sip of this exquisite cocktail leaves your pallets yearning for another sip. This is best enjoyed with friends after a hard day at work. The subtle bite from Uganda Waragi Coconut blends into the orange and pineapple juice.

The Muyenga Sunrise: Muyenga is another upscale area of Kampala. It is home to many diplomats and the makers of this cocktail really knew what they were doing by naming it as such. This cocktail is made from; one shot Uganda Waragi original, one shot of Uganda Waragi Coconut, a dash of coffee flavoured Uganda Waragi, orange juice, grenadine and top off with lemonade. Different sensations come to your lips as you swallow this legendary cocktail. Just go to any of the participating outlets and order this. You will not regret.

Tropical Gem Cocktail: This irresistible cocktail is made from Fresh Guava, Pineapple juice, Lemon, Tequila and Uganda Waragi Coconut. What more do you need in a cocktail? This is one for those who enjoy the hard bite in their cocktail. This is a must try for the gents. It creates instant exhilaration. So, if symptoms persist, ask for another one!

CocoLoco 2.0: Just as its name suggests, this is an upgrade from last year’s award winning CocoLoco 1.0. This is made from Uganda Waragi Coconut, lime cordial and sambuca and garnished with chilli. Anha, this is the real deal. We need not say more. Simply go to Bushpig and try this one out.

During the launch of the Kampala Cocktail Week at Riders Lounge, Agaba Tumusiime, the Brand Manager Uganda Waragi introduced the Master Gabz Cocktail. He mixed 50ml of Uganda Waragi Coconut, added 25ml of Uganda Waragi Premium and garnished it with lemonade, syrup and other secret ingredients. You may need to look for him if you would like to taste his creation.

So go out and sample as many cocktails as you can.

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By Our Reporter

The new and first female guild president of Victoria University Kampala, Maria Peggy Nabunya, has laid out his priorities just a few days after being sworn in at a sumptuous ceremony last Saturday at Speke Resort Munyonyo.

The second year student of bachelor’s of science in public health, who also has been serving as the vice president of the Peter Isiko led guild cabinet, says she choose to go for the big job because she had many ideas for the university.

“I intend to work with the entire university to see that students continue to reap the fruits of the tuition they pay in terms of career growth, engaging students in activities that encourage us to be job creators as opposed to being job seekers. I also intend to have VU engage in more inter-university activities.” She said in a brief statatement highlighting what she intends to do for the university.

“Being guild president to me means challenging myself to know my capabilities. It means empowerment and inspiration to younger women like myself to aim for the highest and believe that in order to see a difference, you have to be that difference first.” She added.

Meanwhile, Victoria University also launched its alumni association last Saturday, at the same function. Dr. Martin Aliker, the University’s chancellor in a brief speech said that ‘with the launch of the alumni association, you will be able to interact and be able to keep in touch with the university. The more you keep in touch with the University the more you will make the university famous because of what you are doing outside the university.’

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By Ian Ortega

It is now clear that there is no escaping the Bitcoin revolution. Bitcoin is here to stay, and so is Blockchain, the technology upon which Bitcoin runs. Yet even more scary is the power consumption that is used up in the Bitcoin mining process.

An individual bitcoin transaction is estimated to use up 300kwh of electricity, an equivalent of boiling over 30,000 kettles of water.

Current global Bitcoin energy usage is 0.13 percent of the world’s electricity consumption. According to Joel Bellenson, at Bitcoin’s current growth rate of 30% per month, Bitcoin mining energy consumption will exceed global solar energy production before the next Christmas. “It will take 25 months until Bitcoin mining completely eradicates human civilisation,” he notes. “25 months at current bitcoin mining energy growth rate of 30% per month before mining exceeds 100% of all the electricity on the planet.”

The bitcoin users are estimated to be peaking towards 18 million, as per those with a Bitcoin wallet. As per UETCL records, “Uganda’s peak power system demand currently stands at 500 MW against an installed generation capacity of 851.53MW.”

This implies, that if 1% of Uganda’s population were to start mining bitcoin, UEGCL would have to construct a new dam with the same capacity of Karuma every 2 months. And this should be a very scary thought for the Electricity bodies as Bitcoin could prove to be a bigger threat to energy usage than anything.

But is UEGCL prepared for such an eventuality? Would it cope if Bitcoin mining and transactions became the order of the day in the country? Probably this may not happen. And we could see a country coming to a total standstill. The country then may surely need to open up conversations about Bitcoin and Blockchain.

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Musician Rachel K is returning home to host this year’s Abryanz Style and Fashion Awards (ASFAs). She was announced as the official host of the ASFAs on Monday.

After years in the diaspora, she is expected to arrive in the country on Tuesday evening.

She will be hosting the ASFAs alongside Nana Akua Addo, Tracy Wanjiru, Sylvia Njoki and Keith Kananura.

The award gala set to happen this Friday, December 8 at the Kampala Serena Hotel will also feature celebrated African music stars, South Africa’s Mafikizolo and Nigerian rapper Ice Prince. The ceremony will also be graced by local musical artistes such as Fik Fameica, Desire Luzinda, and Hellen Lukoma, among others.

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By Demo Riley

Nigeria’s top artist Wizkid will not be jetting in tonight as earlier reported.

According to emerging reports, the singer has allegedly missed his flight. It is said that he should have been on a flight connecting from South Africa to Uganda but he missed it.

However, the organizers still insist that the show is still on and that the singer will land in the country on Wednesday afternoon.

Meanwhile, the singer’s advance team is already in town. The team that included his official spin master, DJ Gabriel, drummers, guitarists and sound check crew arrived on Sunday evening.

Wizkid is expected to thrill fans in Kampala in a show dubbed “Thursday Night With Wizkid”. The much anticipated show will take place this Thursday, December 7 at at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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Nigerian star Wizkid is finally in town.

The singer touched down at Entebbe airport at around 3pm. He was welcomed by a team from Face TV and StarTimes, along with members of the press.

Meanwhile, the singer’s advance team is already in town. The team that included his official spin master, DJ Gabriel, drummers, guitarists and sound check crew arrived on Sunday evening.

Wizkid will thrill fans in Kampala in a show dubbed “Thursday Night With Wizkid”.  The much anticipated show  will take place this Thursday, December 7 at at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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By Our Reporter

Nigerian star Wizkid is pumped up about his Uganda concert. This was evident as he addressed the media at press briefing held at Kampala Serena Hotel on Wednesday.

Speaking at the press conference, the “Come Closer” star could not hide his excitement as he expressed gratitude at the immense love he was shown on arrival at the airport after he was welcomed by a mob. He went on to note that his Kampala concert  will be one of his biggest shows in Africa.

“This is probably going to be one of my biggest shows in Africa from the energy at the airport when I landed. You showed me a lot of love and I really appreciate.” He said.

“I will give a two-hour performance to make sure we all enjoy ourselves to the maximum. I am very excited and can’t wait for the show,” he added.

Wizkid will thrill fans in Kampala in a show dubbed “Thursday Night With Wizkid”.  The much anticipated show  will take place this Thursday, December 7 at at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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By Our Reporter

Nigerian superstar Wizkid has revealed that he is not getting paid for his show in Uganda.

He made the revelation while explaining why he was a no-show last year. The singer noted that he could not turn up for his concert in Kampala last year because of circumstances beyond his control and is now trying to make it up to his fans.

“I am not being paid for this show. I am doing it because I love my fans in Uganda.” He said.

Meanwhile, the singer has expressed excitement about the show and promised a massive performance. “I will give a two-hour performance to make sure we all enjoy ourselves to the maximum,” he added.

Wizkid will thrill fans in Kampala in a show dubbed “Thursday Night With Wizkid”.  The much anticipated show  will take place this Thursday, December 7 at at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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