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The Origin Of The Rolex

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Mikey Makukuba
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The Ugandan Rolex

One wise man once said, “Spain is not Uganda. Because in Uganda, Rolex is not a watch” I find loads of truth in this sentence… well, apart from the wise man bit. I must tell you I have been baffled by the infinitesimal awesomeness of this national phenomenon we call Rolex, right from the second we locked lips. It was love at first taste!

Being the bright inquisitive young man I am, I was intrigued to delve into its history, I wanted to know what made the Rolex tick… (Haha! Pun so intended! Place your palm on your monitor screen for a virtual hi5!) So, I now present to you my Advanced Hypotheses On The Origin Of The Rolex.

Hypothesis #1:

The Big Bang. Yes, I know what you are thinking. The Big Bang caused the formation of the universe not simanyi a Rolex. Well, clearly you have been wasting your DSTV watching NatGeo and Discovery instead of Agataliiko Nfuufu but look here, there’s a catch! According to my quantum calculations, when the Big Bang occurred, such an abnormally great amount of energy was instantaneously released that the universe was formed.

Once again, I know what you are thinking. We knew that, dwanzie! But here is the long hidden secret; it is the Rolex which caused the Big Bang. Technically, I know this is not an explanation of the Rolex’s origin but hey, at least you’ll have something to say when caught in a geeky argument.

Eating a Rolex in Uganda

Hypothesis #2:

There once lived a hard working chapatti maker who worked hard. He worked so hard they called him Mr Hardworking Chapatti Maker.  One day, Mr Hardworking Chapatti Maker was hard at work as usual spinning away at his hot turn tables, when a storm started gathering. And he spun away, and it gathered, and he spun away even harder. While everyone ran for cover, Mr Hardworking Chapatti Maker just made more dough. And I don’t mean that dough you hear in Rick Ross’ songs, as in he literally made more dough.

Then out of the darkening sky came a lightning bolt that went straight for Mr Hardworking Chapatti Maker… Lights out. When he regained consiousness, all that was left of his stand was a hot steaming Rolex. Seeing this as a sign, Mr Chapatti Maker was so thankful for his life had been spared that he immediately repented his old chapatti-making ways and immediately became Mr Hardworking Rolex Maker, and he made rolex happily ever after.

Hypothesis #3:

On the Sabbath, God the Almighty decided to rest after a stressful week that included creating all and sundry, from Szamboki to Golola, from perfections like Six Wheeler to the likes of Bad Black… He probably overslept that morning, woke up to a heavenly brunch complete with katogo of offals, inspected His legions of angels, played FIFA 12 on his PS3, took a siesta and then topped it all off with a cool fruit cocktail from the Garden of Eden.

Then He woke up the next morning, fully rested and rejuvenated, generally feeling ayree and, with His Beats By Dre strapped on booming the latest hit single of The Heavenly Choir Of Angels, God started working on His last creation… the Holy Rolex.

Economists offer New Perspectives on Optimizing Benefits of Nile Basin

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Mikey Makukuba
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ENTEBBE, Uganda – Renowned economists from within and beyond the Nile Basin this week met in Entebbe, Uganda for a two-day forum, under the auspices of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI), aimed at taking stock and exchanging experiences in integrating economic perspectives for efficient water resources management in the Nile Basin.

The forum, running under the theme: “Integrating economic perspectives for more efficient water resources management in a shared river basin”, also provided tools and ideas for NBI Member States to consider in their respective national planning.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Jackson Twinomujuni, the Commissioner for International and Trans-boundary Water Affairs in Uganda’s Ministry of Water and Environment, said: “I expect the forum will make a compelling case for Nile Basin countries to invest in their decision-making processes and tools to integrate economic principles for more sustainable and efficient management of their shared water resources in order to meet the needs of the present population and the generations to come.”

The NBI Secretariat Executive Director, Eng. Innocent Ntabana, on the other hand said economic considerations play a vital role in water resources management.

“Incorporating the economic key dimensions is essential for optimising water uses, making better use of the available water and the related resources, and devising a robust water management framework that not only advances our strategies and practices but also ensures improved living conditions basin wide,” said Ntabana.

Other experts speaking at the forum highlighted the importance of strengthening on-going developments in the water sector with plans concerning the energy and agricultural sectors, as both rely, to a large extent, on the use of water.

Only by doing so, participants heard, would NBI member countries be able to achieve their Shared Vision Objective of ‘Achieving sustainable socio-economic development through the equitable utilization of, and benefit from, the common Nile Basin water’,

The forum was attended by eminent economists and NBI governance members all focused on the economics of water resources development and management in the Nile Basin.

It was organised by the NBI Secretariat with support from GIZ and in collaboration with Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).

Background

The Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) is a regional inter-governmental partnership launched by the Nile Basin countries on February 22, 1999, to manage and develop the shared Nile Basin water and related resources in a cooperative manner, share substantial socio-economic benefits, and promote regional peace and security.

There are 10 NBI Member States: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. Eritrea participates as an observer.

How Total Uganda Celebrated World Blood Donor Day

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Mikey Makukuba
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Total Uganda joined Ugandans on 14th June to commemorate World Donor Day with a blood donation at Total Nakivubo Service Station. This activity marked the end of the month long blood donation campaign that Total Uganda run at their Fuel stations in partnership with the Indian Association of Uganda.The full day blood donation event attracted Total Uganda staff, Total Customers and passersby.

Every 14th June, the world celebrates world blood donor day to raise awareness of the need for safe blood and to celebrate the various blood donors worldwide. As Uganda celebrated with the rest of world, standards in blood donation are still low with few donors and the blood requirements below the ideal. Uganda needs 350,000 units of blood annually but can only raise between 270,000- 300,000 units every year, leaving an annual lethal deficit of between 50,000- 100,000 units.

From this year’s month long blood donation campaign which was carried out at ten Total Stations, namely; City Center, Ntinda, Bukoto, Kiwatule, Luzira, Kibuli, Nakivubo, Arua Park, Nakawa, and Kiwatule,over 450 units of blood were collected by the Uganda Blood Transfusion Services.

This blood donation drive which is in line with Total’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) priorities is set to become an annual event that will run every year at 10 different Total Service stations countrywide.

Banking Industry Ranked No.1 In Image Building Communications

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Mikey Makukuba
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Uganda’s banking industry has been announced the best in external corporate communications aimed at enhancing the image of companies, in their pursuit for business growth.

Banking is ranked number one ahead of six other industries whose external corporate communications has been measured and evaluated in the first Corporate Publicity Index (CPi) released by brainchild Burson-Marsteller, a specialist public relations agency affiliated to Burson-Marsteller, Africa’s largest public relations network. Banking was followed by telecommunications and the soft drinks industries, respectively.

The inaugural  Index measures and evaluates the quality and quantity of publicity received by industries including; telecommunications, banking, insurance, carbonated soft drinks, airlines, downstream and upstream oil and gas, during the period October 2015 and September 2016.

According to the report, banking accounted for 33% of the share of ink and voice that the seven industries received, valued at shs14.2 billion in Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE). The telecom Industry followed with 28% worth shs10.8 billion while the soft drinks industry came third place with 14% worth shs5 billion. The insurance and upstream petroleum industries earned the lowest value during the period.

The scorecard takes into consideration three aspects of publicity that are tracked by the public relations industry in Uganda including; share of voice and ink, AVE and tone of media coverage. The findings are based on editorial coverage of the tracked industries in traditional media including; television, radio and print in Uganda.

The top performing brands per industry were; Stanbic Bank, MTN, Crown Beverages Limited, Vivo, Tullow Uganda, and NIC. The key image drivers for the industry were; corporate actions, innovations, CSR, sponsorships, and litigation.

Speaking at the launch in Kololo today, Mr. Walter Wafula, Business Unit Head – Public Relations, at brainchild Burson-Marsteller said, the Index is a scorecard for the performance of corporations that invest in sharpening their reputation through external, and internal communications in addition to stakeholder engagements.

“This Index gives brand custodians insights into the performance of their brands in comparison with their peers in enhancing their image. It also provides data that companies can use as a benchmark in setting measurable targets in pursuit of communications and business excellence,” Wafula explained. The index is based on Burson-Marsteller’s Evidence- Based Communication practice which emphasises the use of a scientific approach in managing and growing the reputation of a brand.

Ms. Cynthia Mpanga, the President Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) who launched the report commended brainchild Burson-Marsteller for introducing the scorecard noting that it will help change the way public relations professionals in different industries plan and manage their external communications.

“I am confident that this index will inspire many communications and PR professionals to embrace a culture of Evidence-Based Communication which calls for setting SMART objectives, measuring and evaluating the impact of their communications and activities they conduct,” Mpanga said. “It will also be a source of empowerment and confidence for many, when the time to demonstrate return on investment, to their Chief Executive Officers and Boards of Directors comes. I encourage all practitioners to read it and make the best use of it,” she added.

MTN Introduces Unlimited Internet Packages

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Mikey Makukuba
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MTN Uganda today announced a long-awaited product to its internet offering; allowing customers to purchase monthly Unlimited Internet packages. The move is significant as it offers customers a chance to enjoy high speed internet with no data caps and no MBs to recharge.

MTN is already known for providing the fastest speeds since its introduction of 4G LTE connectivity 2 years ago.MTN’s 4GLTE network is the largest in the country, spanning across all major towns countrywide.

As part of its vision to lead the delivery of a bold new Digital World, MTN continuously invests heavily in technologies to achieve this.

The introduction of unlimited packages represents a major shift in customer demands for heavy internet usage,away from the traditional bundles characterized by data caps. The MTN Unlimited packages are available for as low as 99,000/- per month.

Package Availability Price (UGX) Validity
MTN Unlimited Internet – Premium All day,all night 330,000 30 Days
MTN Unlimited Internet – Basic All day,all night 179,000 30 Days
MTN Unlimited Internet – Night Midnight – 6am 99,000 30 Days

“We are excited to be championing initiatives that enable our customers to do more with the Internet at affordable rates. This is line with our vision; to deliver a bold, new digital world to our customers,” said the MTN Chief Executive Officer, Wim Vanhelleputte while addressing the media at the MTN offices in Kololo.

“MTN has over the years continued to invest in infrastructure and technology that guarantee a world-class experience for customers using our Internet. Today we would like to give them the freedom to use the internet unlimited and enjoy a truly amazing high speed experience,” he concluded.

The General Manager MTN Business Anthony Katamba noted, “With widespread changes in information technology that have enabled business and lifestyle cloud services, it is no longer convenient to maintain data caps on all Internet packages and we are delighted to have been able to develop a solution that allows users to connect to these services without any barriers.”

“We are definitely aware of the fact that Unlimited Internet around the world runs the risk of abuse, and therefore, this product has been designed to guard against such behavior through promoting the spirit of fair usage,” Mr. Katamba explained.

How to activate to the new MTN Unlimited Internet

  1. You can use airtime from your smartphone or any other data device by doing any of the following:
  • Dial *150*55#OK and following the prompts, or
  • Dial *160#OK and follow the prompts, or
  • Using the MyMTN app
  1. You can also get the Unlimited packages through your Mobile Money account:
  • Dial *165#OK select option 7 to buy bundles and follow the prompts, or
  • Dial *150*55# and follow the prompts to select Mobile Money payment option, or
  • Using the MyMTN app
  1. In addition, you can visit any MTN Service centre
  2. Call customer service on 100 (for MTN customers), 0771001000 for customers on other networks
  3. MTN Business Customers can contact their account managers for scheduled activations to multiple numbers using the MTN Business Bulk Activation service for businesses.

MTN Uganda Kicks Off 11th Annual CSR Drive ’21 Days Of Yello Care’ With A Call To Invest In Education For All

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Mikey Makukuba
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MTN Uganda on Friday, 2nd June launched its 11th annual Corporate Social Responsibility drive dubbed “Y’ello Care” with a call to social media users to join MTN staff in an online awareness campaign to break down traditional barriers to education by sharing information about education in their countries under the hashtags #ShareKnowledge and #YelloCare.

The 21 Days of Y’ello Care is a staff volunteerism campaign that encourages MTN staff across the world to support impactful social development initiatives within the communities in which they live and work. The programme is largely funded by contributions from the staff and runs until the 21st of June across all the 22 MTN operating units under the theme “Investing in Education for All.”

At Bukoto Muslim Primary School where this year’s edition of Y’ello Care was launched, the MTN CEO, Wim Vanhelleputte led his staff, the teachers and pupils in cleaning the school compound, repainting the school library and classroom block.

MTN also donated scholastic items including pens and pencils, exercise books, mathematical sets and textbooks with accompanying Teacher’s Guide books to restock the library plus a computer fully connected to the internet. For the Ramadhan period, MTN donated an assortment of food stuffs including rice, posho, cooking oil, baking flour to the school.

Addressing the Staff, parents and pupils of Bukoto Muslim Primary School, MTN CEO Wim said, “At MTN, our key priority area for community investment is Education and we believe that there is a direct link between improved literacy and the socio-economic status of any community. We are committed to support such initiatives that further enhance human capacity building as a catalyst for economic development.”

“We believe education should not be a privilege but a fundamental right of every child. That is why at MTN we are making it a reality for every child to have the opportunity to have an enriching education,” he added.

The Guest of Honour, Kampala City Council Authority Director of Education and Social Services, Miss Juliet Namuddu Nambi hailed MTN Uganda and KCCA’s continued partnership in investing in improvement of education standards in the city. Citing MTN’s recent donation of funds raised from the MTN Kampala Marathon to construct bio-pit latrines in schools across the city,she encouraged corporate organisations and the private sector to emulate MTN’s initiative, in supplementing government’s efforts to enable access to quality education for all under its Universal Primary and Secondary Education programme for Ugandans.

Mr. Kakembo Hakim, the Headmaster thanked MTN for its kind gesture, promising to ensure that the donated items would be safeguarded and put to their intended use. He encouraged the parents to ensure their children attend school regularly in order to benefit from MTN’s support.

In attendance was the Town Clerk Nakawa Division Miss Rosette Natumanya, Inspector of Schools Nakawa Division, LC Chairperson Joan Kasirye Akiiki, the Imam, School Management Committee members and parents of the school children.

21 Days of Y’ello Care will see MTNers this year visit schools and educational institutions around the country, to donate scholastic and food items, carry out classroom renovations and support literacy projects and provide information communication technology (ICT) training and digital educational content to schools.

The finale event will be held at Pagirinya Refugee Settlement Camp in Adjumani where MTN staff will give back to both the refugee and host communities. MTN staff will hand over latrines, a water harvester among other scholastic materials and food rations.

TECNO Mobile Announces The #Givingbackwithtecno Corporate Social Responsibility Drive

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Mikey Makukuba
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TECNO Mobile has announced the #GivingBackWithTECNO corporate social responsibility (CSR) drive. That will see the mobile phone company join hands with its customers during the Holy month of Ramadan and give back to society, in particular Sanyu Babies Home on Eid Day.

The CSR drive commenced on the 5th June and will end on 24th June, involving different activities across the city that will see customers buy selected TECNO Mobile models that is; the CX, CX Air, L9, L9 Plus, Phantom 6 and the Phantom 6 Plus from participating dealership shops in Kampala. A portion of the money from the sold models will be directed towards the #GivingBackWithTECNO campaign and will finalize with a visit to Sanyu Babies Home with selected items to donate to Children on Eid day.

The #GivingBackWithTECNO CSR drive will take a period of 3 weeks over which TECNO Mobile invites Ugandans to join it, in giving back by purchasing the selected models above. Amongst these models are TECNO’s latest Camon CX and CX Air, both best known for taking quality pictures, the L9 and L9 Plus also known for having outstanding batteries that can last over 72 hours without charge.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these smartphones will go towards buying items for Sanyu Babies Homeand these will be delivered on Eid day on top of the company’s own contribution. The activities will run parallel both in the selected TECNO partner shops and on TECNO’s social media channels. Participating customers will also be awarded with assorted TECNO gifts as appreciation for contributing towards this cause.

Last year, TECNO visited the Ntinda School of the Deaf in a similar CSR drive and pledges to continue giving back to Ugandan society in the upcoming years.

Speaking during the launch of the #GivingBackWithTECNO campaign, TECNO’s marketing manager, Mr. Ralap Yang commented, “TECNO Mobile Uganda is doing this campaign during Ramadan in the hope that we can work together with our mobile phone users as well as potential users and help people in need. We thought of children in the orphanages and care homes who need love and care. We stayed true to the meaning of Ramadan through kindness and we believe Allah will appreciate it. I also hope that in the future, we can have more loyal TECNO fans join us and we work together in doing more kind deeds. “

DStv Partnership with the Uganda Swimming Federation

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Mikey Makukuba
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DStv Uganda has entered into a partnership understanding with the Uganda Swimming Federation (USF) which will last from June 2017 – June 2018.

The sponsorship entails the following 3 (three) major USF National Championships on the Federation’s calendar:

1)  The National Inter-club Swimming Championships, 10 – 11 June 2017 at KISU;

2) The National Independence Swimming Gala, 7 – 8 October 2017 at KISU; and

3) The National Open Swimming Championships, 11 – 12 November 2017 at GEMS Cambridge International School Kampala.

The total worth of DStv’s contribution for the 3 National Events Shs100 Million, and DStv for which DStv has been named title sponsor for Events.

This Partnership will mutually benefit DStv and USF. For DStv, it is expected that more customers will be reached through the marketing of the DStv EXPLORA Decoder. For USF, funding will be eased for the selected Events with increased publicity for selected Brand Ambassadors, who are all young swimmers.

Making remarks about this partnership, Phoebe Nakabazzi, the Marketing Manager said “DStv through the SuperSport brand continuously contributes to the sports sector directly and indirectly. With sports as a key focus of our corporate social investment programme, we aim at showcasing Uganda’s local talent through the different sports programs. Our decision to sponsor swimming is in alignment with our desire to support local content, local sport included. We believe it’s a sport that needs recognition in Uganda and by tapping into it; we will make a fundamental difference in swimming as a serious sport.”

“Our sponsorship will cover some of the expenses such as medals, trophies, official uniforms and podium winners’ gifts. DStv will also support USF in creating awareness for swimming as a sport and at the same time identify talented swimmers who will double as DStv kid ambassadors.” Phoebe continued.

Donald Rukare, President of the Uganda Swimming Federation, received the sponsorship package on behalf of USF and thanked DStv Uganda for the support. He said, “We are excited about this partnership with DStv as this is a big boost for Uganda Swimming Federation and the different participants set to compete in the coming tournaments. The fact that the partnership is aimed towards maturing Ugandan sports, particularly within the younger generation is a step in the right direction and in line with the federation’s goal to overhaul swimming, including other water sports. Swimming as a sport is still growing in Uganda, and therefore an honour when companies like DStv support its growth.”

Dr. Rukare concluded by noting that Uganda is skilled in swimming but a lot of improvement is still desired. “It’s through such corporate partnerships that the road to triumph is built. We therefore thank DStv Uganda for leading our way to victory” he said.

DStv customers will also be able to access Explora’s with free installation at the USF events only. Customers will also win themselves branded items on reactivating their subscription at all USF/DStv engagements.

Infinix’s World’s First Wefie Smartphone Excites Ugandans

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Mikey Makukuba
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Wefie, pronounced as “WE-fee”, is simply a selfie but with two or more people in it. Urban dictionary describes wefie as a plural of a selfie.

Well, Infinix Mobility in the last week of April 2017 launched the Infinix S2 and Infinix S2 Pro. The Infinix S2 is the second from the HOT S series and is also the “world’s first wefie smartphone”.

According to Infinix, Wefie (pronounced wefee) is an advanced front camera functionality that lets you capture more wide angled group selfies.

The dual cameras on the front top bezel of the Infinix S2 Pro are the talk of town. With every big smartphone manufacturer making a play with dual cameras, Infinix jumped on that train as well.

The S2 Pro has two cameras, a 13MP standard selfie lens and a much wider 135 degrees wide-angle lens. Images from the 13MP lens are detailed but it’s hard not to notice all the aggressive post processing going on.

The 8MP wide-angle lens captures much more in the frame but suffers from barrel distortion – you can see that the edges of the image seem to be curved.

However, for selfie lovers, the wide-angle lens is a fun feature to have as you can fit in more people and objects.

The phone can be currently got at online stores like Kilimall; and at shops like, Banana phone world, Charm Towers, Karumi Communications Ltd, Micromax Company – Ambassador House, Gadget Store, Beries (all along Kampala Road) and Rabbi Communications Ltd opposite Entebbe Road.

Infinix S2 Pro in Uganda goes for Shs648,000.

Coke Studio Africa 2017: Production Begins In Nairobi, Kenya

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Mikey Makukuba
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The Coca-Cola Company, through their music flagship show Coke Studio, has merged Coke Studio Africa and Coke Studio South Africa into one, bigger, better Coke Studio Africa 2017. Coke Studio Africa 2017 promises to be a melting pot of music talents bringing together renowned music producers and top-notch artists drawn from various parts of the continent.

The merger increases the number of participating countries to 16, up from 11 in previous edition. This season will broadcast in more than 30 countries across Africa. The production now includes artists from South Africa, Rwanda, Angola, Zimbabwe, Togo, Madagascar, Mauritius, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique, DRC, Ethiopia, Cameroon. The last edition featured Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique, DRC, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Cote d’ Ivoire, & Togo whilst South Africa had its own production.

“Coke Studio Africa showcases Africa’s incredible music by combining different artists and genres to inspire a new generation of African music fans. With the expanded show, we aim to bring the continent alive through a fusion of music and culture that celebrates our diversity,” said Monali Shah, the Senior Content Excellence Manager for Coca-Cola Southern and East African Business Unit and Coke Studio Africa Project Director.

“Music is the heartbeat and the soul of many diverse communities throughout Africa. From Bongo, to Kwaito, to Lingala and other genres across Africa, Coke Studio Africa is helping introduce these different musical styles to new communities for the first time, while maintaining a long tradition of Coca-Cola’s use of music to build its brands,” She continued.

Like the previous editions, Coke Studio aims to inspire and introduce Africa’s music talents to a new and wider audience through interaction, collaboration and cooperation amongst musical artists while also building a strong brand connection with Africa’s young and growing population.  Africa is full of great music talent in communities, cities and countries, and Coke Studio Africa can give these artists wider exposure, while enabling greater interaction, collaboration and cooperation to create inspirational new sounds.

Some of the renowned names this season include Ugandan artists Bebe Cool, Eddy Kenzo and Sheebah, Khaligraph Jones & Band Becca from Kenya, Rayvanny, Izzo Bizness, Nandy from Tanzania, Sami Dan from Ethiopia, Ykee Benda representing Uganda, Nasty C, Busiswa, Mashayabhuqe from South Africa, Youssoupha from Democratic Republic of Congo, Runtown and Yemi from Nigeria. Adding to the list are Dji Tafinha from Angola, Laura Beg from Mauritius, Jah Prayzah and Slapdee from Central Africa Republic, Bisa Kdei and Worlasi from Ghana, Betty G from Ethiopia, Bruce Melodie, Shellsy Baronet & Mr. Bow from Mozambique, Denise from Madagascar and Ozane from Togo, Freeda from Namibia. Key names in this year’s production are reputable producers such as Yuvir Pillay Nivedan a.k.a Sketchy Bongo from South Africa, Kiff No beat from Ivory Coast, Nahreel from Tanzania amongst others.

“Music has always been the heartbeat and soul of Africa, but the Internet, social media and creativity is taking artists from their communities and cities and allowing them to reach an audience across the continent which is being supported through initiatives such as Coke Studio Africa,” Said Lucy Oduor Marketing Manager, Kenya- Coca-Cola CEWA.

Coke Studio Africa 2017 is expected to air from August in South and Central Africa markets and from September onwards in East and West Africa.

COKE STUDIO AFRICA

Coke Studio Africa is a non-competitive music collaboration show, which seeks to bring together, and celebrate the diversity of African music and talent. It also gives upcoming artistes the opportunity to work with some of the best local and international music and production talent. It brings together artistes from different genres, eras and regions to create a modern and authentic African sound through musical fusion.

To keep up with all Coke Studio Africa related information including artistes, collaborations, lyrics and television airing times follow the hashtag #cokestudioafrica or find us online at the following pages:

Twitter: @CocaColaAfrica and @CocaCola_NG
Instagram: @CokeStudioAfrica and @CocaCola_NG
Facebook: Coca-Cola –  www.facebook.com/cocacola
Blog: www.cokestudioafrica.com
YouTube: www.youtube.com/cokestudioAfrica
Hashtag: #CokeStudioAfrica

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