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Sitenda in TPF Ten years back, when the likes of Klear Kut, Lyrical G and Babaluku were struggling to out a rap song, the hip hop gen... -
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Much Ado About Nothing is comedy play by William Shakespeare thought to have been written in 1598 and 1599 as he was approaching the mid of ...
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Last week, National Theatre was under some love spell as William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing was staged. The collaborative produ... -
It’s said the festive season ends when we celebrate the New Year, yet for many Catholic Christian faithful, the festive season lasts ti... -
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Dr. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare For a long time Ugandan students have been criticized for their lack of personal confidence and esteem.... -
Most of the times, Ugandans have said that art has refused to appeal to them because of the way it’s packaged and marketed. And this coul...
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Much Ado About Nothing is comedy play by William Shakespeare thought to have been written in 1598 and 1599 as he was approaching the mid of ...
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A new gallery has opened in Kampala prominently featuring mostly art collections by new or little known artists. Located along Kira road... -
Last week, National Theatre was under some love spell as William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing was staged. The collaborative produ... -
It’s said the festive season ends when we celebrate the New Year, yet for many Catholic Christian faithful, the festive season lasts ti... -
My real first time into the Cinema was when my older brother took me with him for a Holiday Makers’ Transday bash. Since I was underage, he...
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As Uganda celebrated 50 years of independence, we all kept our focus on what was said and done at Kololo, but little did we know that even o... -
If there's one thing that most of the times slows the process of many artists, it's definitely the documented lack of funds. ... -
As you may know by now, this year's edition of the HiPipo Awards is on this weekend, to get you in the mood, from the cluster of album... -
Dr. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare For a long time Ugandan students have been criticized for their lack of personal confidence and esteem.... -
Most of the times, Ugandans have said that art has refused to appeal to them because of the way it’s packaged and marketed. And this coul...
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