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Kylie Jenner and Rapper Travis Scott Welcome a Second Child
Reality TV star Kylie Jenner announced the birth of her second child on Monday, after previously announcing her pregnancy back in September 2021. KAMPALA | LIFESTYLE UGANDA (https://lifestyleuganda.com/) — Kylie Jenner announced the birth of her second child on Instagram on Monday. The reality TV star first announced her pregnancy in September 2021. A second child has been born to…
Get Free Data Bundles with Airtel Uganda 4G Pocket MiFi
Airtel 4G Portable Pocket MiFi is a lightweight and portable wireless hotspot router that offers blazing fast internet speeds. You can connect up to ten devices with it. KAMPALA | LIFESTYLE UGANDA (https://lifestyleuganda.com/) — Whether you're looking for a MiFi device for your business or home use, Airtel Uganda offers a variety of 4G Home Internet Solutions including Airtel 4G…
ANSWERED: 4 Questions Uganda is asking about Fik Fameica alias Walukaga Shafik
Walukagga Shafik is a Ugandan rapper who is better known as Fik Fameica alias Fresh Bwoy. Walukaga Shafik, famously known by his stage name Fik Fameica, was born in 1997 in Kawempe, Kampala. Fresh Bwoy has become one of the finest hip-hop acts from East Africa over the past three years. His versatility as an artist has earned him a…
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Matatu Film Stage Returns to Celebrate Local Filmmakers and Their Artistic Passion Projects
Ugandan filmmaking has evolved significantly over the years, progressing from a time when understanding the craft behind the camera was a challenge. In 2023, locally-produced TV shows are among the most celebrated in Uganda. Before embarking on popular TV dramas like Sanyu or Prestige, many filmmakers initiate their journey with short films. These short films often stand as art-driven passion projects, not primarily aimed at monetary gain. This aspect has spurred the inception of the Matatu Film Stage, designed to shed light on these creative works. On the upcoming Friday, October 6, the second edition of the Matatu Film Stage is set to unfold at Century Cinemax, Acacia Mall. The inaugural Matatu Film Stage in 2019 showcased films like Mawe, Sunday, Black and White, 80 Plus, Long Way To Go, and 100 C. This event is an initiative by Film Possible, a collective of film professionals including Davidson Mugume, Patience Katushabe, and Ali Musoke. They are committed to nurturing the upcoming generation of filmmakers through mentorship, training, and opportunities for showcasing their talent. On the mentioned Friday, seven films including Jangu by Patience Nitumwesiga, I Eat What I Like by Shari Mwanika, Lydia Matata’s Sungura, Angie Emurwon’s Keycard, Naseeba Bagalaaliwo, and Mwesigwa Benjamin’s animation films Scalp Deep and Ttula will be presented. Additionally, this event marks the premiere of "The Last Shoemaker," a film produced by Film Possible. Ali Musoke highlighted that the initiative aims to ensure local productions receive exposure across various platforms like cinemas, TV, art centers, matatus, festivals, and video-on-demand.
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The leading European Aviation Regulator has expressed its satisfaction that the Boeing 737 Max changes have made the aircraft sufficiently safe to return to the air. Europe's top-flight regulator said the…
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