Form is temporary, Class is permanent.  Arapapa CEO Santa Anzo proved the saying when she made a comeback ten years after she last hosted the fashion week. Hosted by Santa Anzo in proud association with the Department of Arts and Culture, The Republic of South Africa, the long anticipated grand finale of the Uganda International Fashion week was precise and an international standard show.With international fashion producer Jan Malan directing the show, the show would have been in Milan or Paris only that it was in Kampala. The designers who included top Ugandan designers Santa Anzo of Arapapa ,Abbas Kaijuka  of Kia Diva Collections, Stella Atal, Paula Butagira  and South Africa’s Alvada collections, Judith Artelier and Mmuso Maxwell showcased interesting and exciting collections.While addressing the guests Santa Anzo who was overwhelmed with the love she received at the show promised to host another fashion show next year.

“Fashion is not what you have seen tonight, this is the strategy of the industry, Fashion like agriculture and transport, like communication and tourism, like banking and finance ladies and gentlemen Fashion like petroleum and gas, Fashion is a multi-million industry waiting to be tapped and Uganda the time is now,” said Santa.The CEO Uganda Tourism Board Lilly Ajarova applauded Santa Anzo for putting up a great show and reminded the guests about the beauty Uganda holds.

“Uganda is a special place, We want to share the beauty of this pearl with all people,” Said Ajarova .

As they took a bow they played Rickyman’s Embago waliwanika indeed Santa raised the bar.

The Purple Party tour has officially launched in its second last event this year that will take place in Hoima. The Purple Party Western region tour will take place in Hoima.

Purple Party Hoima is slated for 28th of September at Booma grounds in Hoima. Purple Party Hoima will be headlined by Afrigo Band, Hanson Baliruno, Spice Diana, Gravity, Nina Roz, Feffe Bussi, John Blaq among so many other artistes.

Purple party has been sponsored by NBS, StarLife Empire, Africell, Fanta, and Club.

Singer Big Eye is crying foul after narrating how he can no longer step on any stage in Uganda and alleges People Power supporters have been sabotaging his shows around the country. Big Eye was first denied the microphone at Freedom City as fans booed him off stage.

In latest developments as the singer travelled to London, he posted “Abawagizi ba people power munemeseza okola e’uganda nemwelabira nti nina responsibilities. kanjira mbeerako ebungereza.But i repeat” I don’t see any problem with supporting Mr YK Museveni. He has changed the life of uganda ever since he came to power. “You will remember my words. UK London am here”The singer is said to have travelled to London to have a break and also visit his wife and children.