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Talent Africa Group will not let mother’s day go un-celebrated even during this lockdown. TGA has set up an online concert to celebrate the day and because it’s mother’s day, TGA has lined up a hot line up of female entertainers for the night.

Lilian Mbabazi and her Sundowners band will headline the night event while several female influencers Zari Hassan, Flavia Tumusiime, Crystal Newman and Cindy Sanyu will be another highlight of the night.

Judith Heard, Dorah Mwima, Peace Menya, Daphne Idring, Rachel K, Eleanor Nabwiso, and Halima Namakula are the other influencial female figures that will feature.

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Saarbrucken based Ugandan singer, model and actress Yvonne Starr has added salt to an injury reviving the Sheila Gashumba undr payment debate that was a hot topic earlier this week. Yvonne who before singing was a model based in Tanzania also shared her experience where she disclosed how she once rejected a 15M Centenary bank deal to appear on billboads as a model because she was paid way more in Tanzania and Europe.

Sheila Gashumba earlier revealed how she used to earn just Shs50k per show while still presenting on The Style Project show on NTV Uganda. Yvonne Starr’s concern however is that not only do other countries pay better but also men are paid way more in Uganda to execute similar tasks. Yvonne Starr therefore believes that Gashumba’s point is a broad one that needs a serious debate.

“I think Sheilah Gashumba raised a topic that is affecting almost every Ugandan not only TV presenters, however it’s a broad topic that needs a serious debate. Another thing also to consider is equal pay for equal work.”

Yvonne is currently living in Saarbrucken, Germany and over a month ago, she prophesied that COVID-19 will be no more by 29th May 2020. We still await to see if her prophesy will turn out true.

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Turkish based Ugandan money bag Don Anthony Mugabi has through out this covid -19 pandemic extended aid to suffering groups he identifies and yesterday was another day at work. The tycoon who is in Istanbul through his Ugandan team extended aid to a one Aisha Ssenkubuge who broke her left leg when delivering food relief items to her fellow bouncers during covid-19.

Aisha Ssenkubuge got an accident around Zaana round about when she was door to door delivering food to a body she heads, Uganda Bouncers association when their patron Elly Kayanja extended food relief during the pandemic. Her left leg was completely smashed and cut off.

Don Anthony yesterday blessed her with a sum of 1M to help in medication and so promised more food items during this time.

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The third and final edition of club beats home concert will take place this Saturday starting 8PM and will go on till late. Star singers Mun G, Suspekt Laizor, Lillian Mbabazi and John Blaq have been booked for the night.

Last weekend’s edition was lit and featured singers Lydia Jazmine, Grenade, Feffe Busi and Tonix. Dj Aludah was on the decks and as always Martha Kay was the host.

The third and last edition will return this Saturday 9th May and unlike previous editions, DJ Xyzl will make debut appearance. It will stream on Club Pilsner Facebook and Youtube platforms. The party will also be streamed live on BigEye.ug Facebook Page. Party with Club Beatz this Saturday.