Browsing by Author "Kaggwa, Andrew"

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    100 models unveiled ahead of fashion week.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-25) Kaggwa, Andrew
    The Uganda internal fashion week (UIFW) 2026 has officially unveiled 100 models selected to walk the runway during the 2026 election of the prestigious fashion showcase, scheduled to take place from June 22 to 27 at the Kampala serena hotel.
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    A day in the life of a Ugandan doctor
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-05-06) Kaggwa, Andrew
    Dr. Joel says he has several challenges ranging from little pay to long working hours.
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    Chef April on why Uganda should be proud of her food.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-02) Kaggwa, Andrew
    If you are a foodie in Kampala, April Charlotte or Chef April, is a name that resonates. Though she grew up in Great Britain, her Caribbean roots run deep. She says her cooking reflects the many strands of her heritage, just as it does for countless people from the Caribbean.
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    Filmmakers confront Uganda's industry truths.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-26) Kaggwa, Andrew
    On Saturday, April 18, filmmakers, actors, producers, and industry enthusiasts gathered for the latest edition of the Filmmakers Mix and Mingle. Dubbed the Actors & Producers Edition, the gathering blended connection, learning, and uncomfortable honesty in equal measure.
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    Kashushu brings digital art class too close.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-02) Kaggwa, Andrew
    It is not every day that knowledge, in its full glory, visits the bar. But on this Friday night in Nakulabye, that is exactly what happened. At Supremacy Lounge, digital artist Natasha Karungi, better known as Kashushu, turned a corner of the bustling nightlife spot into a classroom.
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    Ofcourse we ran, glowed and danced.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-11) Kaggwa, Andrew
    Whenever there is a marathon being advertised, different people show up ready to sweat it off. For some, the reasons are deeply personal. For other, HR sent an email saying participation was "optional but highly encouraged," which in corporate language means: