By Our Reporter

Media personality,  Jaq Deweyi and her hubby Enock Nsubuga have been exploring Jinja in their campaign; “Meet Jinja: The Adventure Capital Of East Africa”, that aims at throwing Shine on the town.

Well, this past weekend they took on a more adventurous and fun activity that saw them rafting 22km of the white Nile, going through 9 graded rapids from 2 to 5.

Rapids are sections of a river where the river bed has a relatively steep gradient, causing an increase in water velocity and turbulence.

That simply means that the water around this section of the river runs so fast that if a person fell off a raft/boat without protective gear or support from a trained team of experts, one could end up injured or worse.

The rapids are graded according to how fast and tough the water is along the Nile.

Companies like Adrift have since created an activity around this section of the river, called Rafting, which is basically a high adrenaline sport of navigating a river in an inflatable raft/boat.

It’s a challenging but extremely fun activity and with the right training, using the appropriate equipment, taking all the required safety precautions, it is an enjoyable and exciting adventure sport.

After the rafting experience, the couple retired to the luxurious WildWaters lodge which is also surrounded by another grade 6 rapid on one side and a calm river on the other, making canoeing the only way to reach the lodge.

Afro fusionist singer Lily Kadima has returned with a brand new urban pop song called “Maga Maga”, a love song on off her new album called Ssanyu which is expected to be dropped very soon.

Ssanyu Album is yet to be released on 1st November 2019 as Lily Kadima also anticipates to stage her Mega Music concert which is slated to take place at the National theatre.

Maga Maga audio was produced by Ricky Xpendible and the music video directed by Nolton and George and it is a groovy love song in Lusoga and Luganda celebrating love from a confused love.

Watch the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxBDv3DAiwE&feature=youtu.be

With everyday emerging talent and artistes, there is a rare case of a pair accusing eachother of running of of ideas to get name and instead crushing into an existing one.

Brian and Bruno Avie are the two artistes that are locking horns overrightful owner of the “Avie” name. While Brian Avie is a sole artiste, Bruno Avie remains attached to Geosteady’s crew and yet both refuse to find another name.

Brian Avie while talking to the website insists he acquired the name first and has made all attempts to have his nemesis Bruno change to another in vain.

“I have reached to both Bruno and his boss Geosteady over the conflict but both remain adamant” Brian Avie told the website.

Our efforts to reach Bruno have remained futile yet.

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