What a beautiful weekend! Dj Giddie Askia and his beautiful other half charity made it official.
Congratulations to the beautiful twosome!
What a beautiful weekend! Dj Giddie Askia and his beautiful other half charity made it official.
Congratulations to the beautiful twosome!
The first lady Michelle Obama is in London and brought along her beautiful daughters and mother for the ride. When did they grow up? The young ladies look absolutely fabulous in their colorful dresses. Michelle was snapped at Downing Street with the Prime minister and his wife and then snapped at a secondary school motivating students.
Can't wait to see what else is on agenda for this visit.
Ugandans in London are enjoying a surge in local and home talent shows and concerts and last weekend saw the biggest show to date dubbed SURPRISE SURPRISE. Organised by Dan Luwuge and sponsored by London Businessman Jose Kigundu this was by far the largest show of its nature with UK's biggest names Rasta Soke and Biggz Holiday, Marky Dan, Fyonna Nsubuga, Paddy Dee Nangabo on the bill. Artists brought in from Uganda included King Saha, Mary Bata, Gravity Out unjust, Khalifa Aganaga, King Kong amongst others. The Ugandan Entertainment Connection UK was well represented too with renowned DJs Mac and Billy on decks. Our oromoters do a massive job bringing such talent to our shores and a lot of investment goes into promoting such shows so it's refreshing to see a show that goes to plan for the betterment of our community and enjoyment. This is a growing industry with fans at the forefront of our entertainment industry and as long as organisers and promoters continue to deliver value for money, the fans are happy campers and all are WINNING!
Checkout the some of the photos from the night.
Sarah Amin the 60 year old widow of former Ugandan president Idi Amin was diagnosed with Breast Cancer recently and has been receiving treatment for the disease at the Royal Free Hospital in London. She lost her battle with cancer on 11th June.
R.I.P Sarah Amin.
Source: Facebook/Eyecon Magazine