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The deal, described as a landmark agreement, is aimed at increasing the pageant’s international visibility while strengthening bilateral tourism through a joint venture framework.
The deal, described as a landmark agreement, is aimed at increasing the pageant’s international visibility while strengthening bilateral tourism through a joint venture framework.
Noticeably, the Ghetto Kids took front stage for most of the time. From the performance, there was no denying that they had rehearsed hard with Shakira, for they danced in sync. It was not the same for Burna Boy, who seemed offbeat with the group.
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Many fear the merger will result in massive job cuts in an industry that has been under siege from consolidations and layoffs.
The court order signed by High Court Civil Division Registrar Simon Kintu Zirintusa was secured by the owners of Aurous Restaurant and Fine Dining bar against Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA).
He added: “I’m giving you a prayer request. That if we pray, we’ll get a man of God. If we campaign, we’ll get a half-cooked product of the devil. So we better pray that God will raise a man to take over after our outgoing Archbishop, our dear brother Dr. Stephen Kaziimba,” said Orombi on Friday.
Casual WhatsApp conversations are increasingly spiralling into major defamation lawsuits in the country, as courts treat digital messages, voice notes, and group chats as permanent and public records whose legal implications are as significant as those of traditional means of communication, such as print media, radio and television.
Mwiima, a doula and proprietor of Wow Mom Wellness & Maternity, says many people assume that what they see online is different from the couple’s real life. She insists that is not the case. “What we share is genuinely who we are. We simply choose to focus on the positive moments rather than broadcasting every disagreement or difficult season,” she says.
“People now appreciate the true value of décor. It is no longer about covering chairs and placing flowers,” she said. “We create an entire concept with lighting, floral arrangements, ceiling installations, flooring and beautifully designed bridal areas. It is a complete experience.”
Her graceful presence and effortless poise perfectly complemented the evening’s showcase, offering visitors a closer look at timeless and contemporary wedding gown designs available for brides-to-be.
Dressed in charming flower girl dresses, miniature bridal gowns and smart pageboy suits, the young models confidently walked the runway, drawing cheers and smiles from an audience captivated by both their confidence and adorable presence.
“Wear something you are comfortable in - something that reflects who you are. Fashion begins with the individual because we all have different personalities and tastes.”
Sylvia Patience Natukwase, Manager at The Makeover Place, said bridal beauty has evolved significantly in recent years, with clients now prioritising simplicity, elegance and convenience.
The colourful ceremony, conducted by NIRA registrar Leah Agnes Kisaalu, was witnessed by exhibitors, family members, friends and hundreds of expo visitors, making it one of the highlights of this year's event.
Running under the theme Beyond I Do: A Journey of Love, Home and Family, the expo has brought together hundreds of trusted service providers, making wedding planning easier, faster and more affordable.