Chan
Parliament demands better publicity for CHAN tournament
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Jackie Chandiru offers to help Robin Kisti quit drugs
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Jackie Chandiru Reveals Depression Deepened When Ugandans Forgot About Her
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MTN Uganda Unveils 25 Beneficiaries for Changemakers Initiative Phase II, Backed by UGX 500 Million Funding
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MTN Changemakers Set to Transform More Communities
MTN Uganda CEO Sylvia Mulinge passionately emphasized the company’s dedication to empowering communities: “Our goal is to help communities realize their visions and foster collaboration for sustainable development.”
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Business
MTN Uganda announces launch of second phase of MTN Changemakers Initiative with UGX 500 Million Investment
He said MTN Uganda firmly believe that every individual deserves a chance to thrive, regardless of their circumstances or background.
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Celebrity
It Was Hard for Me to Believe Jackie Chandiru Was Addicted to Drugs and Alcohol - Cindy
Cindy said it took her a long time to believe Jackie Chandiru was struggling with addiction. She couldn't believe Chandiru would go on to drink excessively.
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Music
I’m So Proud Of Vinka – Jackie Chandiru
Singer Jackie Chandiru is bursting with pride over the success of her former backup singer, Vinka.
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Entertainment
Blu*3 Ready for Reunion Concert This Saturday
The musicians, who started their singing careers together, had irreconcilable differences related to money and jealousy, leading them to different paths.
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Celebrity
I Can't Listen to Today's Music for More than a Week - Jackie Chandiru
Chandiru, known for her vocal prowess, says today's music is boring and lacks substance. She can't even listen to it for more than a week.
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Music
Cindy reveals the Blu*3 reunion discussion started five years back
The Blu*3 reunion concert will take place on the 22nd of June this month at the Sheraton Hotel in Kampala.
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Music
Jackie Chandiru Inspired the Reunion Concert - Cindy
Cindy explained that despite having solo careers, they will always work together and will be releasing a few more projects as a group.
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Celebrity
I took drugs to end my life, I woke up the next morning - Jackie Chandiru
In a powerful interview, Jackie Chandiru reveals her battle with addiction and suicidal thoughts.
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Celebrity
I am struggling to get pregnant - Jackie Chandiru
Celebrities around the world proudly share their children online, but for some, that joy feels out of reach.
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Music
I Worked Hard To Prove Critics Wrong - Vinka
Many of them argued that her face and voice were not suited for musical success in Uganda and advised her to stick to managing talent.
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Music
Ugandan Musicians Are Now Jokers - Jackie Chandiru
Chandiru, a member of the defunct Blu*3, says musicians are no longer taking time to create music. They rush to release songs that will last for only one month.
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