Tag: Jinja

The outgoing Jinja district chairman Titus Kisambira has called upon the New Jinja City administration to pay royalty to the ...

Jinja City woman MP Elect Manjeri Kyebakutika (NUP) has vowed to utilize the proposed 200 million shillings for the purchase ...

By Ofwono Wycliffe Traders of Jinja Central Market have today decided to trade outside the market because of lack of ...

Poultry Unit breeders and piggery owners have been warned to stop using chemicals and herbicides to boost their businesses because ...

A police investigation into the theft of over 20 smartphones belonging to students of Jinja School of Nursing and Midwifery ...

Police in Jinja have launched a manhunt for God Lwampala, a boda boda rider and resident of Buwekula in Bugembe ...

Police in Kiira region are hunting for unidentified man who chopped off a seven-year-old child’s head and disappeared with it. ...

There is tension in and around Jinja city suburbs where most people settled on Uganda Railways reserve and without doing ...

Leaders of Lubasi Market in Jinja City have decried how they have failed to benefit from the past leadership of ...

The reigning Miss Africa Golden Aleper Pamela on Monday morning welcomed the CEO of the Miss Africa Golden organization, Nollywood actress and Nigerian entrepreneur Sapphire OBi together with Toni Olamide Alabi, a renown African catwalk instructor. The two jetted into the country at about 1:00 AM and were recieved by Miss Aleper Pamela together with Miss Tourism Uganda, Sonia Komugisha and Miss Tourism Karamoja 2019 Solome Adome. This is the first time that the Miss African Golden Organization is officially visiting the country and this follow the third Miss Africa Golden coronation where Aleper Pamela was crowned the golden queen of the continent in October 2020 making her the first Ugandan to hold the prestigious title. Miss Africa Golden international is an inclusive,global pageant organization created to empower young women of Africa Descent regardless of race. The pageant also looks to promote originality, culture and Tourism on the continent. Over the past years,the pageant has fast risen to become Africa’s pride in beauty and pageantry.Last year they registered participants from over 15 countries including; Uganda, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana and Botswana and for the first time the crown was awarded to Pamela succeeding Morroco’s Amanda Akunne. Miss Pamela has since used her title to launch an anti-children trafficking campaign in the country with emphasis on her home region on Karamoja. She now hosts her Nigerian counterparts amplify her works in the country and add some spice to the modeling and pageantry industry in the region During their week long stay in the country they will be involved in a series of activities themed “Transforming Pageantry and Modeling Industry in Africa”. This will be spearheaded by catwalk instructor Toni Olamide who has overtime gathered a lot of experience in the modeling industry and is the first catwalk instructor to ever be featured on Walk Magazine New York. The activities will mostly be concentrated in Kampala but will also visit Jinja City for an upcountry tour and a menstrual hygiene campaign where they will donate sanitary towels to girls and mothers.