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Uganda Parliament lifts EAC football trophy, declared best overall team

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Jubilant Parliament of Uganda players celebrate, minutes after beating Parliament of Burundi.

The Parliament of Uganda are the new champions of football, and have been declared the ‘best overall team’ at the just-concluded East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) games.

Uganda beat Parliament of Burundi 7-6 in penalties in a scintillating final played at the Mbaraki Sports Ground over the weekend.

Parliament of Burundi’s striker, Denis Karera, beats a Defender from the Parliament of Uganda. Uganda won 7-6 on post-match penalties

Both teams drew 0-0 in regular time leading to the taking of spot kicks to decide the winner.  Even the regular five-a-piece did not decide the winner with each side losing a spot-kick. Eventually, Uganda’s Peter Ogwang ‘sudden death’ spot kick beat the Burundi keeper, Ibrahim Uwizeye to give Parliament of Uganda the trophy, which they last won in 2014.

Both teams played total attacking football with attacks and counter-attacks, the mainstay of the game.  Uganda came close to scoring in the second-half but star striker, Muhammad Nsereko chipped the ball over the bar with the Burundi goalkeeper Uwizeye well beaten.

Parliament of Tanzania’s Deputy Speaker, Dr Ackson Tulia blocks Uganda’s shooter from scoring. Parliament of Uganda were declared the winners in the final game. 

In netball, Parliament of Uganda beat Parliament of Tanzania 38-29 to retain the title for a second year running. The third place went to Parliament of Burundi who beat EALA 30-19.
In men’s Volleyball, Parliament of Kenya dethroned former Champions, Parliament of Rwanda 2 sets to 0 (30-28 and 25-20), while Parliament of Uganda took third place after dispatching EALA.

In women’s volleyball, Parliament of Rwanda were declared champions after defeating Parliament of Kenya 2 sets to 0 (25-19 and 25-19).  Parliament of Tanzania clinched the third place after beating EALA 2 sets to 0 (25-9 and 25-12).

Declared the best overall team, the Parliament of Uganda also took the tug of war titles in both men and women’s categories while Parliament of Burundi were awarded for being the most disciplined team in the entire tournament.

Parliament of Kenya bagged the golf trophy while Peter Mathuki of EALA was feted for being the best golfer.

 

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Sauti Sol to headline Ciroc Frost Party

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Badru Kasadah
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ALL-BOY BAND: Sauti Sol to headline Ciroc Party tonight in Guvnor.

The festive season is here with us! Kenyan all-boy band Sauti Sol will be the headliners at the Cîroc Frost Party happening next Thursday December 15 at Club Guvnor. The party will be a celebration of Guvnor’s sixth birthday as the country’s premiere entertainment spot.

The Cîroc-sponsored party will kickoff at 9pm and will feature red carpet moments, with guests enjoying a range of Cîroc cocktails on arrival. Party-goers attending the event will also enjoy photo moments on the red carpet while a list of Guvnor’s experienced deejays will keep everyone on their feet before and after the performance by the Sauti Sol.

“Cîroc is for the drink for all celebratory moments. It is the drink for those living their dream.  It leads the way in luxury and iconic celebration and we believe Guvnor, patronized by high achievers, is East Africa’s prime destination for luxury and entertainment,” said Ms. Annet Nakiyaga, UBL Luxury Manager-Diageo Reserve.

“The Cîroc Frost Party is therefore about celebrating a significant milestone for Guvnor and that is why we have pulled out all the stops to ensure those who turn up next Thursday celebrate that success with a drink that speaks to their sense of aspiration and achievement,” she added.

Guvnor PRO Natasha Kayondo said the club has organised to make this an event to remember.

“The theme is Ciroc frost, so expect a white Christmas feel,” she said.

Dress code to the party is blue and white.

Entrance to the party is Shs50, 000 and tickets to the party are already on sale at Club Guvnor.

 

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Controversial Zuma associate is richest ‘person of colour’ in South African

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Agencies
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BILLIONAIRE OF COLOUR: Controversial South African tycoon Atul Gupta

A new list of the richest South Africans out this week reveals Atul Gupta, close associate of President Jacob Zuma, has become the richest person of color in South Africa. Rather than celebrated as an achievement, the ranking has riled South Africans who accuse the president of patronage and corruption.

Gupta is the seventh richest South African on the Business Times Rich List with 10.7 billion rand ($773 million). The list, released on Sunday December 11, is compiled by research company Who owns Whom and ranks wealth based on disclosed holdings in companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Top of the list is Christo Wiese, main shareholder in retailers Shoprite and Steinhoff and other companies, with a fortune of 81.3 billion rand ($5.8 billion). He’s joined by South African property, banking, pharmacy and mining moguls. Gupta makes the list for the first time after his company Oakbay Investments listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in 2014.

Gupta overtook Patrice Motsepe (who was ranked 11th with 9.5 billion rand or over $690 million), known as the first black billionaire in Africa. Granted, Motsepe’s political connections may have paved the way for the mining magnate; his wealth is viewed as a result of addressing the economic inequalities resulting from apartheid.

Gupta’s political connections, however, have attracted the ire of many South Africans. Gupta along with his older brother Ajay and younger brother Rajesh own Oakbay Investments, home to the Guptas’ stable of companies ranging from mining to media and technology. Gupta came to South Africa from India in 1993, just as apartheid was ending, selling shoes and computers from his car trunk.

The public sentiment, however, attributes the Guptas’ wealth to their ability to parlay political connections to profit rather than an entrepreneurial immigrant spirit. Despite the family’s attempts to change this image, their name has become synonymous with corruption in South Africa. That image worsened as a report revealed just how deep the Guptas’ influence was over Zuma’s administration and state-owned companies, dubbing their relationship ‘state capture’.

The list not only reveals the benefits of presidential friendships, but also just how little the demographic of wealth has changed in South Africa. White men still make up the vast majority of names on the list. Of the top 250 names, only 45 are black (including anyone who is not white). The first woman on the list makes her appearance at number 34: CEO of Sygnia Asset Management Magdalena Wierzycka.

The first black woman on the list, Anna Mokgokong of the Afrocentric Investment Corporation, ranks 131st.

Ranking Mogul Total Value in Investments (rands, millions)
1 Christo Wiese 81 268
2 Ivan Glasenberg 59 980
3 Stephen Saad 16 047
4 John Whitaker 15 879
5 Laurie Dippenaar 12 869
6 Ewald Steinhoff 12 566
7 Atul Gupta 10 696
8 Rupert Family 1 617
9 Jannie Mouton 9 763

 

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Over 200 journalists jailed globally

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Journalist tie their mouth with black cloth staging a demonstration in front of Guwahati Press Club, protesting against police atrocities on a woman reporter and a Video journalist of Guwahati-based television news channel (Dy 365) at Latasil police station.

Turkey’s unprecedented crackdown on media brought the total number of jailed journalists worldwide to the highest number since the Committee to Protect Journalists began taking an annual census in 1990.

As of December 1, 2016, there were 259 journalists in jail around the world. Turkey had at least 81 journalists behind bars, according to CPJ’s records, the highest number in any one country at a time-and every one of them faces anti-state charges. Dozens of other journalists are imprisoned in Turkey, but CPJ was unable to confirm a direct link to their work.
China, which was the world’s worst jailer of journalists in 2014 and 2015, dropped to the second spot with 38 journalists in jail. Egypt, Eritrea, and Ethiopia are third, fourth and fifth worst jailers of journalists, respectively. Combined, the top five countries on CPJ’s census were responsible for jailing more than two-thirds of all journalists in prison worldwide.
“Journalists working to gather and share information are performing a public service and their rights are protected under international law. It is shocking therefore that so many governments are violating their international commitments by jailing journalists and suppressing critical speech,” said CPJ Executive Director Joel Simon.

“Turkey is at the vanguard of this authoritarian trend. Every day that Turkey’s journalists languish in jail in violation of that country’s own laws, Turkey’s standing in the world is diminished.”
This year marks the first time since 2008 that Iran was not among the top five worst jailers, as many of those sentenced in the 2009 post-election crackdown have served their sentences and been released. The Americas region, which had no jailed journalists in 2015, appears on this year’s census with a total of four journalists in prison.
According to CPJ’s census, nearly three-quarters of the 259 journalists in jail globally face anti-state charges. About 20 percent of journalists in prison are freelancers-a percentage that has steadily declined since 2011. The vast majority of journalists in jail worked online and/or in print, while about 14 percent are broadcast journalists.
The prison census accounts only for journalists in government custody and does not include those who have disappeared or are held captive by non-state groups.

(These cases-such as freelance British journalist John Cantlie, held by the militant group Islamic State (IS) are classified as ‘missing or ‘abducted’.

CPJ estimates that at least 40 journalists are missing or kidnapped in the Middle East and North Africa.
The census catalogs journalists imprisoned as of midnight on December 1, 2016, and indicates the country where held, charge, and medium of work for each imprisoned journalist. It does not include the many journalists who were imprisoned during the year but released prior to December 1.

 

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State brings new evidence, remands Mumbere to Luzira

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Francisco Adongo
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Rwenzururu king Wesley Mumbere being arrested before being taken to Nalufenya Police Station in Jinja.

State has brought fresh charges of terrorism, aggravated robbery and attempted murder against the Omusinga of Rwenzururu Charles Wesley Mumbere alongside 12 others.

State public prosecutor Grace Ntege brought the new modified charge sheet which contains 11 counts before Chief Magistrate Francis Kaggwa.

The charges are in relation to the incidents that happened in March 2016 in Kasese where a police constable Mr. Geoffrey Kasimba is said to have been killed.

Prosecution alleges that Mumbere and co-accused with purposes of intimidating members of the public for a political ,social, religious or economic reason and without due regard or safety of others attacked Kidodo police post and murdered Kasimba.

Prosecution further claims that the duo robbed Kasimba of an AK47 gun with rounds of ammunitions.

As Court preceded, there was a standoff between police and opposition kingpin, Kizza Besigye and the Leader of Opposition in Parliament Winnie Kiiza when police denied them access. Ms. Kizza is the Kasese district woman legislator and recently was appointed on the steering committee charged with overseeing the affairs of Rwenzururu in the absence of Mr. Mumbere.

Mumbere was arrested after security forces attacked and burnt his palace in an operation that claimed 60 royal guards and 14 police officers. 136 royal guards were arrested and are being detained at different points.

 

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West Africa leaders in Gambia over elections impasse

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Agencies
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ON NOTICE: Gambia's Yahaya Jammeh

West African leaders have today travelled to Gambia o in an effort to convince longtime President Yahya Jammeh to step down after his loss in the December 1 election.

Jammeh initially conceded defeat to election winner Adama Barrow but withdrew his concession late Friday, saying ‘unacceptable errors’ were found by election officials.

Reports from West Africa indicate Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf will lead a delegation that will travel to the Gambian capital, Banjul, and ask Jammeh to accept the election result.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power said the delegation will include Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, Sierra Leone leader Ernest Bai Koroma and outgoing Ghanaian President John Mahama. She said it is significant that Mahama is included because he conceded defeat on Friday after losing Ghana’s presidential election.

“The delegation that is visiting is extremely significant,” she said, and described the situation in Gambia as ‘a very dangerous moment’ for the country.

“We know that there are some military officers that have sided with President Jammeh since his retreat from his prior recognition that he had lost the election, and that’s a very alarming circumstance,” she said.

Power said everyone in the international community is ‘singing from the same sheet of music and the song is clear: you have lost the election, President Jammeh, and you must give up power peacefully to your freely elected successor’.

Reversal ‘unacceptable’

MUST GO: ECOWAS Chairperson Johnson Sirleaf is leading her colleagues to Gambia to compel President Yahya Jammeh to step down.

In her role as chairperson of the West African ECOWAS bloc, Johnson Sirleaf said Saturday that Jammeh’s reversal was ‘unacceptable’ and threatened peace in Gambia and the entire West African sub-region.

 

She called on Jammeh to ‘do the right thing’ and facilitate a smooth transfer of power. She also called on President-elect Barrow and his supporters to exercise restraint.

After the Gambian election results were announced, state media broadcast a phone call in which President Jammeh told Barrow that he wanted to hand over power graciously and vowed not to contest the results.

Jammeh congratulated Barrow for his ‘clear victory’ and praised the elections as ‘transparent’ and ‘rig-proof’. He also said, ‘Allah is telling me my time is up’, and added he would move to his farm after leaving office in January.

Barrow, 51, represented a coalition of seven opposition parties that challenged Jammeh.

Jammeh, also 51, has ruled the tiny West African nation since taking power in a military coup in 1994. He won four subsequent elections that critics said were neither free nor fair, and supported a 2002 constitutional amendment that removed presidential term limits. He once said he could rule Gambia for ‘a billion years’.

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South Sudan set for disarmament exercise

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Agencies
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FOUGHT: Members of the South Sudan Peoples Liberation Army (SPLA)

South Sudan is set to disarm civilians soon after a secret bill currently being worked out by a parliamentary committee at South Sudan Parliament passed, a senior military officer has said.

The officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that the bill is not an actual bill, asserting “the government is talking to all Members of Parliament (MPs) who may not like the plan” to make sure they agree to the request and passed what he called a “simple voice resolution” to give South Sudanese President Salva kiir power to use the national army to wage a disarmament campaign against any civilian who owns a gun.

“A secret disarmament campaign will soon take place. We have been working on this plan since September, so the Parliament is working on it as we speak,” the source said, adding: “It is going to be a quick operation.”

South Sudan’s government is in fact working on a secret disarmament resolution and the committee responsible for the passing of the bill is occupied only by Kiir’s handpicked parliamentarians, the media confirmed.

Documents obtained indicate that the campaign will be waged militarily against ‘selected areas’ and that Juba will label  those places ‘rebel-held territories’ or ‘anti-peace areas’.

 

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Ali Kiba sweeps EATV Awards as Maurice Kirya puts up star performance

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Badru Kasadah
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WINNER: Ali Kba, the winner of the MTV Europe Africa .

Ali Kiba emerged the overall winner at the inaugural edition of East Africa TV awards on Saturday night.

The singer who recently won the MTV Europe Africa category took home the Best Male Artiste, Song of the Year and Video of the Year. The treble win meant he had taken three categories out of the available nine, beating competition from both within and outside the country.

STAR PERFORMANCE: Uganda’s Maurice Kirya.

 

Here-below is the full list of the winner.

 

Best Male Artiste

G Nako – ‘Original’

Sheta –’Namjua’

Mwana FA – ‘Ahsanteni kwa Kuja’

Alikiba – ‘Aje’ — Winner

Ben Pol – ‘Moyo Mashine’

 

Best Female Artist

Lilian Mbabazi – ‘Yoola’

Ruby – ‘Forever’

Lady Jay dee – ‘Ndindindi’ — Winner

Linah – ‘No stress’

Vanessa Mdee – ‘Niroge’

 

Best New Upcoming Artist

Manfongo – ‘Hainaga ushemeji’ — Winner

Feza Kessy – ‘Sanuka’

Rukia Jumbe (Ruky Baby) – ‘Mpasuo’

Bright – ‘Nitunzie’

Mayunga – ‘Nice couple’

 

Best Music Group

Navy kenzo – ‘Kamatia chini’— Winner

Mashauzi Clasic – ‘Kismat’

Team Mistari – ‘Tuzidi’

Sauti Sol – ‘Unconditional bae’

Wakali wao – ‘Chozi langu utalilipa’

 

Best Music Video

Njogereza – Navio

Namjua – Shetta

Aje – Alikiba –Winner

Don’t Bother – Joh Makini

Ndindindi – Lady Jaydee

Song of the Year

Don’t bother – Joh Makini

Ndindindi – Lady Jayedee

Kamatia chini – Navy Kenzo

Moyo mashine – Ben Pol

Aje – Alikiba — Winner

 

Movie of the Year

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Safari ya Gwalu — Winner

Mfadhili wangu

Hii ni laana

Nimekosea wapi

 

Best Male Actor of the Year

Meya Shabani Khamisi

Salim Ahmed (Gabo) — Winner

Daudi Machael (Duma)

Doto Hussein Matotola

Said Mkukila

 

Best Female Actor of the Year

Chuchu Hansy — Winner

Rachel Bithulo

Frida Kajala Masanja

Khadija Ally

AWARD OF HONOUR

Famous DJ Boniventure Lossa (Dj Bonny Love) was the man who received a special award of honor, recognized for his contribution towards the art industry here in Tanzania

 

 

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You marry scarecrows, Bad Black taunts her white ex-boyfriend

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Badru Kasadah
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NEW CATCH: Gavid Greenhalgh with his latest 'wife' Dee Parker.

Struggling ex-city socialite Bad Black has laughed at her ex-boyfriend, David Greenhalgh over what she has called marrying ‘scarecrows’.

“When I bewitched my white (her ex) to quit ladies, I never knew that he would instead turn to only ‘bumenke’ (scarecrows). To you Dee Parker (David’s current fiancé), you really embarrassed me attending a function when you were looking like a dog without hairs on its skin. Next time take time to prepare before stepping out with man. And also, you stop boozing because I am not ready to babysit a drunkard baby. Also, advise our man to visit a dentist..yellow teeth no way,” Black ranted on Facebook.

Bad Black with ex-boyfriend David Greenhalgh.

Bad Black was David Greenhalgh’s girlfriend defrauded him of over Shs11billion. She was later tried in court and convicted over the same crimes. David Greenhalgh hooked Parker during the period Black was in jail.
She was released in March this year after spending five years in jail.

 

 

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Sheebah lands 11 nominations at HiPipo Music Awards

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Badru Kasadah
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'FARMER': Singer Sheebah Karungi with colleague Ykee

It has been a great week for music and for Sheebah Karungi in particular! The nominations for the 5th prestigious HiPipo Music Awards were this week released from Monday December 5 to Friday December 9.

A total of 35 categories were released including four special categories namely; Quinquennial Africa Music Vanguard Award (2012/2016), Music Icon of the Decade (Uganda: 2006-2016), HiPipo Video Trailblazer Award and Lifetime Achievement Award.

The other categories include East Africa Best Video, East Africa Super Hit, Song of the Year from Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and South Sudan. The nomination list is then completed with Uganda’s best performers as selected from different music genres and styles.

Sheebah Karungi, who has undoubtedly had an exceptional music year sealed with a massive album launch on December 2, lived up to the billing, with 11 nominations including Artiste of the Year, Best Female Artiste, Song of the Year, Video of the Year and Album of the Year among others.

The other top nominees include Ziza Bafana, Radio and Weasel, David Lutalo, Bebe Cool and Eddy Kenzo, with each having at-least 5 nominations.

Under the theme ‘The Fans Decide’, the 5th HiPipo Music Awards have the most deserving nominees from across the different music fields, styles and audiences. The nominations were based on nomination forms as submitted by different stakeholders, music circulation, song quality and unique success.

“We are here again. After several months of serious research, stakeholders’ engagement and intense consultation, we are excited to unveil the nominees for the 5th edition of HiPipo Music Awards. The nominees are a clear reflection of the dynamism and difference in this year’s music. We congratulate all the nominees,” Innocent Kawooya, the CEO of HiPipo noted after releasing the nominations.

He added: “It is now the time for the fans to vote for the overall winners. This year we have website, sms and social media voting. Each of these voting avenues will contribute a percentage to the overall winners. It is important to note that the Awards keep growing and now covering the whole of Africa. While the Awards are in their 5th year, HiPipo is celebrating 10 years. The past decade has seen us innovate and develop the music industry. As HiPipo, we are committed to continue with developing the music industry even amidst several challenges.”

This year’s HiPipo Music Awards nomination process received over 30,000 nomination forms filled and submitted by Fans, Musicians, Promoters and Media. The songs eligible for nominations were those with either audio or video or both released between 1st October 2015 and 1st November 2016.

As per the Awards theme – the Fans Decide, voting kicked off this week on Social Media and Website while SMS and WhatsApp voting via mobile number +256773248282 will start today, Monday December 12. On SMS and WhatsApp, fans will vote through submitting Award Category and preferred Artiste or song e.g. “#HMA2017  #HiPipoArtistOfTheYear  #NomineeName”. Normal SMS and data rates apply. The voting exercise will continue till 4th February 2017.

HiPipo and her partners will present the Awards on 4th February 2017. Complete event details will be communicated at the most appropriate time.

HiPipo Music Awards: The Fans Decide!
BTGOG.

BELOW IS THE FULL LIST OF NOMINEES #HMA2017

ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Ziza Bafana
Winnie Nwagi
Sheebah Karungi
Radio and Weasel
Eddy Kenzo
David Lutalo
Bebe Cool

BEST MALE ARTIST
Ziza Bafana
Navio
Eddy Kenzo
David Lutalo

Bobi Wine
Bebe Cool

BEST FEMALE ARTIST
Irene Ntale
Mary Bata
Rema Namakula
Sheebah Karungi
Stecia Mayanja
Winnie Nwagi

BEST MUSIC GROUP
B2C
City Rock Entertainment
Da New Eagles
Pine Avenue5
Radio & Weasel
Viva Stars

BEST BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST
B2C
Carol Nantongo
Ceaserous

Ffeffe Buusi
Jovan Luzinda
Roden Y

ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Nva Kampala by A Pass
The Chosen Album by Navio
Nkwatako by Sheebah Karungi
Sidda Mukyaalo by Young Cardamom & HAB
Zero to Hero by Eddy Kenzo

VIDEO OF THE YEAR
 #1 Spice by Young Cardamom & HAB
African Gal by Bebe Cool
Crying by Sauti Ya Africa
Kisasi Kimu by Sheebah Karungi
Speed by Juju
Viva Africa by Eddy Kenzo

SONG OF THE YEAR
Tuli Majje by Ziza Bafana
Nkwatako by Sheebah
Njogereza by Navio
Mwana Gwe by King Saha
Musawo by Winnie Nwagi
Kabulengane by Bebe Cool

BEST AUDIO PRODUCER
Danz Kumapeesa
Diggy Baur
Dr Fizzo
Nessim
Paddyman
Yaled

BEST VIDEO PRODUCER
DFH Uganda (Dr. Cyril Ducottet)
Grate Make Films (Dr. Pest)
Jahlive Films (Dr. Frank Jah)
NG Filmz UG (Dr. Nolton)
Savy Films (Dr. Sasha Vybs)

BEST SONG WRITER
Dokta Brain
John Kay
Moses Radio
Nince Henry
Rafiki
Unique

BEST HIP HOP SONG
Batuwulira by BigTril ft. Fille
Bukokolo by Mulekwa Nampeera
Eh Mama by Mith ft. Maro
Nduulu by Victor Kamenyo
Nsekula by Feffe Bussi and Sheebah
Sala Puleesa by Mun G
Tunyumize by Gravity Omutujju

BEST RNB SONG
Addicted by Maro Ft Iryn Namubiru
I Do by Diana Nalubega
Kidomoole by Hindu Asha
Kyewankola by Fille & Ray Signature
Nawe by Clarissa Nabulime
Nsikatila by Undercover brothers

BEST RAGGA DANCEHALL SONG
Emotoka by Lil Pazo
Farma (Farmer) Remix by Ykee Benda And Sheebah Karungi
Ki Ekiganye by Bebe Cool
Still Standing by Cindy Sanyu
Tuli Kuki by Spice Diana
Tuli Majje by Ziza Bafana
Walk To Work by Nutty Nathan

BEST REGGAE SONG
African Gal by Bebe Cool
Mariana by A Pass
Namagembe by Maddox Semanda
You are Mine by Nubian Li & Katera Afrika

BEST BAND SONG
Alintwala by Stecia Mayanja
Embosera by Jovan Luzinda
Nantale by Chris Evans
Oliwa Mukisa by Stabua Natooro
Onsaanuula by David Lutalo
Sembera by Mary Bata

BEST FOLK SONG
Mayumba Kumi by Jackie Kizito
Njogereza by Navio
Omulangadu by Gibson Fitting & Angella Kirabo
So Nice by David Lutalo
Tindi Tindirio by Kapalaga Baibe
Africa by Henry Tigan ft Kian Banks

BEST ZOUK SONG
Ddagala by Eddy Kenzo
Omusawo by Winnie Nwagi
Ontuuka by Carol Nantongo & Dr Hilderman
Same Way by Geosteady And Lydia Jazmine
Sembera by Irene Ntale
Sibookya by Princess Amiirah
Sibyamukisa by Rema Namakula

BEST AFROBEAT SONG
Agatako by Deejay Pius And Dr Jose Chameleone
Aidah by Bobi Wine
Akalulu by Ziza Bafana
Mwana Gwe by King Saha
Mwana Wabandi by Radio and Weasel
Ndiwamululu by Geo Steady
Nkwatako by Sheebah Karungi
Number Emu Kabako by Roden Y

BEST AFROPOP SONG
Dangerous by Ceaserous
Kaazi Yetu Afande OJ & Afande Miah
Kabulengane by Bebe Cool
Nazaala by Lily Kadima
Nkuziniremu by Big Eye
Omulembe Guno by Aziz Azion and Sheebah Karungi

BEST DJ
B2K Selector
Deejay Crim
DJ Baby Love
Dj Crisio
Dj Hearts
Dj Mark

Dj Shiru
Dj Slick Stuart & Dj Roja
ix. Selector Jay.

MUST WATCH TALENT (COMMENDATION CERTIFICATE)
Aidan Queen
Allan Hendrick
Byaxy

Da Agent
Danra De Leader
Dickson Effekt
Hot Kawa
Jayman and T-Paul
Joe Bbosa
Kent & Flosso Voltage Music
KizAza
Lilian Fatta
Minayo
Shidy Style
Topic Kasente
Karama

MUSIC ICON OF THE DECADE
Sheebah
Ronald Mayinja
Radio and Weasel
Navio
Mesach Semakula
Juliana Kanyomozi
Jose Chameleone
Iryn Namubiru

Eddy Kenzo

David Lutalo
Bobi Wine
Bebe Cool
Geofrey Lutaaya

 

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