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Nyege Nyege; Can You Stand The Rain
The dope Kenyan DJ with the girl duo singing “Kenyan Girl, Kenyan Boy” as dancehall. Photo: Awuor Onyango Sunday 18th October. It rained the better part of the day. A […] More
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Ani DiFranco, 32 Flavours and then some…
The first time I listened to 32 flavors by Ani DiFranco, I was short for breathe, it was so fragile, so perfect, so true, her words my goodness . […] More
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THE A PASS CONCERT
A PASS can be as stubborn as a mule. He also talks too much. But, he’s very clever and knows what he wants. A couple of days before his concert, […] More
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That #BobiWineOnlineShow
Bobi Wine on Sunday held an online show. His must have been like the twentieth after we have been attacked with a number of them since Museveni effected the lockdown. […] More
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MUSIC NEVER LOSES RESPECT/ REVERENCE (BUT MUSICIANS DO)
From time immemorial, Music holds a special place in the life of humanity and by extension, Musicians do too. Musicians, like Healers, have always been in the midst of all […] More
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You’ve got the fight; You’ve got the insight…Joni Mitchell
I hope I do you Justice Joni . . . So I am not a smoker, but I have this picture in my mind of ‘me sitting down and chain […] More
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Real Artistes are Not Bedfellows with Governments and Establishments.
Greetings brother Bebe Cool, blessed love. I have read and digested your post. Here’s my honest and humble opinion; By default, Artistes, certainly real ones, are not bedfellows with governments […] More
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With J.C Muyonjo’s ‘No Love’, RnB is Still Alive!
I think I am one of the few people who don’t really like today’s RnB music that much. As a matter of fact, I think it is shallow, ordinary and […] More
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Ugandan Rapper Zedmonk Ssabatontomi to Premiere Cultural Heritage Edutainment Program [ Cultural Prides]
Uganda’s renowned rapper, Zedmonk Ssabatontomi, born Kabuubi Akram, is set to make history once again—this time, not through music alone, but through cultural advocacy and education. Best known for his […] More
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WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO JAZZ IN UGANDA?
The answer to this question is quite similar to the answers around the world where Jazz Festivals take place. Next door, in Nairobi, Kenya, the demise of The Safaricom International […] More
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New Year, New travels!
2018 is finally here! The long-awaited New Year has arrived and with it comes a new sense of hope. The slate has been wiped clean and it’s time for new […] More
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Music aligning.
Ah! Having a diversity with music fascinates me everytime. Today I took one of those reflective walks with so much introspection going on. Well of course this was amidst listening […] More
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CALL IT A WEEK FOLKS
Hola, Nothing brings joy to a human like a weekend, especially those that have to sweat for the bills to get paid (WE SALUTE you). We all love to have […] More
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NEWS AT 20:16
Enygma is back, I’ll give you a second just to cheer/ Happy New Year, News at 20:16 is here! And without wasting time, I just went ahead and started it/ […] More
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in Environment & Climate, Events, Fashion and Beauty, Identity & Culture, Music and Dance, Pets and Animals, Travel and Adventure, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureWhen Arua City Danced with the World: A West Nile Story of Gold, Culture, and Hope
The morning light over Arua City arrived soft and golden, spilling over the rolling hills and market stalls as if the sun itself had been invited to celebrate. The golf […] More
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THE WIGGLE WAVE
Hola, Have you ever noticed how in the beginning of every new month (first two weeks) there is always a series of events that involve a lot of shaking aka […] More
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in Cinema, Community & Opinion, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Writing and LiteratureUgandan drama series ‘BORDERS’ is online
As my daughters’ school holiday began, we made it our mission to enjoy as much Ugandan content as possible. After watching the multi award winning film KAFA COH by […] More
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Our pilgrimage to Raila’s final resting place
I have been to Bondo and the Jaramogi homestead a few times. But this time was different. On the evening of October 18, a 70-person delegation set off on a […] More
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