Isaac Ssejjombwe

The future is female... Today is International Women’s Day, an annual campaign to publicise efforts to create gender equality worldwide. This year’s theme is “Invest in women: Accelerate progress.” The idea is that enabling women’s economic stability can go a long way in achieving equality efforts. Isaac Ssejjombwe spoke to some ladies’ on their take on this year’s theme and whether women are making any progress in different fields

Style. During the 20th edition of Roast and Rhyme last Sunday at Jahazi Pier Munyonyo. Artistes and bands headlined the event. Besides the performances, choma and drinks, the event stopped us for some fashion, writes Isaac Ssejjombwe.

After their sensational performance, the group was given an ovation, marking yet again another big performance on a global stage

Brothers Sharib and Toshi seraneded guests with their performance. Photo | Isaac Ssejjombwe

History, Hundreds of revellers swam in pools of nostalgic memories at the just concluded Reminisce event at Kati Kati, Lugogo

The event, which brought together esteemed partners, stakeholders, and guests, was a night of appreciation, networking and celebration

Jose Sax performed in phases and for every section he performed more than five songs mostly oldies, including Joe’s I Wanna Know, Why by Michael Jackson, the late Elly Wamala’s Viola, among others

The Katikkiro (premier) of Buganda, Mr Charles Peter Mayiga (4th left, standing), his wife Margaret Mayiga (5th left, standing), actor and playwright Alex Mukulu (5th right, standing) and some of the Kulumbisi and Kulunkalu actors at the National Theatre on April 14, 2024. Photo/Patrick Ssentongo

We say his biggest show because it will be happening at one of Uganda’s biggest entertainment venues

Masaka Kids during a performance. PHOTO/COURTESY OF MASAKA KIDS AFRIKANA