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Gabriella Gonthier biography: 10 things about Miss Universe Seychelles 2022
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[TASK 165: UGANDA]
In celebration of Ugandan Independence Day on October 9th, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 570+ Ugandan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.
Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!
THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!
STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!
STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!
STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)
STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.
THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!
Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.
Screencaps
RP icons [of all sizes]
Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]
PNG packs
Manips
Dash Icons
Character Aesthetics
PSD’s
XCF’s
Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!
FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!
FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.
Written Guides.
and whatever else you can think of / make!
MASTERLIST!
F:
Betty Manyolo (1938) Ugandan - painter and printmaker. 
Sarah Kisawuzi (1948) Ugandan - actress.
Annet Nandujja (1959) Ugandan - musician, composer and dancer. 
Halima Namakula (1960) Ugandan - actress, singer, Mrs. World Uganda 2009, and entrepreneur.
Zarina Bhimji (1963) Ugandan - photographer. 
Amita Dhiri (1966) Ugandan / French - actress. 
Rachael Magoola (1966) Ugandan - singer and dancer. 
Mariam Ndagire (1971) Ganda Ugandan - actress, singer, entertainer, director, producer, and playwright.
Kiara Kabukuru (1975) Ankole Ugandan / Rwandan - model.
Nam Kiwanuka (1975) Ugandan - tv personality.
Betty Okino (1975) Ugandan / Romanian - actress and gymnast.
Santa Anzo (1975) Moyo Ugandan - model, fashionista, fashion designer and businesswoman.
Florence Kasumba (1976) Ugandan - actress.
Angela Kalule (1977) Ugandan - musician and radio presenter. 
Jaqee / Jaqueline Nakiri Nalubale (1977) Nkore Ugandan, Ganda Ugandan - singer.
Rachael Kungu / DJ Rachael (1978) Ugandan - disc jockey and singer. 
Hellen Lukoma (1979) Ugandan - actress, singer, model, dancer, and fashion designer.
Nana Kagga / Nana Hill / Nana Kagga-Hill / Nana Hill Kagga (1979) Ganda Ugandan - actress, motivational speaker, director, producer, and screenwriter.
Sister Charity / Kobutungi Charity (1980) Ugandan  - singer and tv personality.
Desire Luzinda (1980) Ugandan - singer. 
Zari Hassan (1980) Ugandan - singer. 
Esther Nagawa (1980) Ugandan - model. 
Somi / Laura Kabasomi Kakoma (1981) Ugandan / Rwandan - actress, singer-songwriter, and cellist.
Iryn Namubiru / Irene Gladys Namubiru (1981) Ugandan - singer. 
Cleopatra Koheirwe (1982) Ugandan - actress, singer, radio host, and writer.
Juliana / Juliana Kanyomozi (1982) Toro Ugandan - actress, singer, and entertainer.
G’dah Oyenbot / Gladys Oyenbot (1982) Ugandan - actress, singer, and producer.
Akite Agnes (1983) Ugandan - actress, comedian, and MC.
Tshila / Sarah Tshila (1983) Ugandan - singer and musician. 
Stella Atal (1983) Ugandan - painter and fashion designer.
Zawe Ashton (1984) Ugandan / English - actress, director, and playwright.
Lillian Mbabazi (1984) Ugandan - singer and entertainer. 
Lilian Mbabazi (1984) Ugandan - singer. 
Esteri Tebandeke (1984) Teso Ugandan - actress, dancer, and visual artist.
Jackie Chandiru (1984) Kijomoro and Muganda Ugandan - musician. 
Grace Nakimera (1985) Ugandan - musician, dancer and singer. 
Cinderella Sanyu / Cindy Sanyu / Cindy (1985) Ugandan - singer. 
Jemimah Sanyu (1986) Ugandan - musician, performer, producer, and voice coach.
Anita Beryl (1986) Ugandan - fashion designer and entrepreneur.
Suzan Mutesi (1986) Ugandan - actress, model, and fashion designer.
Rehema Nanfuka (1986) Ugandan - actress, director, producer, and screenwriter.
Anne Kansiime / Kansiime Kubiryaba Anne (1986) Ugandan - actress, comedian, entertainer, and writer.
Rachel K / Rachel Kay / Rachel Kiwanuka (1986) Ugandan - singer and tv host.
Doreen Mirembe (1987) Ugandan - actress and filmmaker.
Leila Kayondo (1988) Ugandan - musician. 
Sandra Nankoma (1988) Ugandan - singer, composer, actor and performer. 
Amina Sewali (1989) Ugandan - actress and singer-songwriter.
Irene Ntale (1989) Ugandan - singer and musician.
Flavia Tumusiime (1989) Ugandan - actress, tv host, radio host, MC, and author.
Sheebah Karungi (1989) Ugandan - recording artist, dancer and actress.
Monica Birwinyo (1990) Ugandan - actress and tv personality.
Winnie Nwagi (1990) Ugandan - singer. 
Ellah / Stella Nantumbwe / Stellah Nantumbwe (1991) Ganda Ugandan - actress, tv personality, and Miss Uganda 2013.
Lydia Jazmine (1991) Ugandan - singer.
Leah Kalanguka (1991) Ugandan - actress, model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Uganda 2014.
Rema / Rema Namakula (1991) Ugandan - singer
Aamito Lagum (1992) Ugandan - model.
Patricia Akello (1993) Ugandan - model.
Bettinah Tianah (1993) Ugandan - actress, model, and tv personality.
Nisha Kalema (1993) Ugandan - actress, producer, and writer.
Sabina Ddumba (1994) Ugandan - singer.
Vinka (1994) Ugandan - singer.
Malaika Firth (1994) English, Seychellois, Ugandan, Swiss, Giriama Kenyan - model.
Anita Fabiola / Anita Kyarimpa (1994) Ugandan - actress, model, tv host, Miss Uganda West 2013, tourism ambassador, and businesswoman.
Maria Christina Fernandes (1994) Ugandan, Portuguese / Bahraini - actress, singer, and dancer.
Spice Diana / Namukwaya Hajara Diana (1996) Ugandan - singer. 
Eva Apio (2000) Ugandan - model. 
Kadiatou Holm Keita (2001) Ugandan, Guinean / Swedish - singer.
Madina Nalwanga (2002) Ugandan - actress.
Laura Kahunde (?) Toro Ugandan - actress.
Natasha Sinayobye (?) Ugandan - actress, singer, model, and dancer.
Maureen Nankya (?) Ugandan - actress.
Kemiyondo Coutinho (?) Ugandan - actress, filmmaker, and playwright.
Leila Kachapizo (?) Ugandan - comedian.
Nancy Kobusheshe (?) Ugandan - comedian.
Maggie Nansubuga (?) Ugandan - comedian.
Katiti Kironde (?) Ugandan - model.
Dimit Hilda (?) Ugandan - actress. 
Ayak Veronica Bior (?) Ugandan, South Sundanese - model. 
Martha Kemigisha Kagimba / Martha Kay (?) Ugandan - entertainer. 
Sandra Nakawunde (?) Ugandan - Instagrammer (nakawunde).
Lucy B (?) Ugandan - model and actress (Instagram: lucy_smize).
Atim Ojera (?) Ugandan - model (Instagram: atimxo).
Berlyn (?) Ugandan - model (Instagram: berlyn_l_official).
Ameria (?) Ugandan - Instagrammer (finestugandans).
Olivia Akot (?) Ugandan - Instagrammer (olivianatalie).
Diana Akiro Egatu (?) Teso Ugandan - model, dancer, 1st Miss Tourism Uganda Teso 2016, Face of Fshn Africa Amb 2018 and Face of trek Africa 2018 (Instagram: queenjudie_j).
Mwaj Ahmed (?) Ugandan - model. 
Aleper Pamela (?) Ugandan - Miss Tourism Karamoja 2016 and Miss Tourism Uganda 2nd.
Jessica Sheila Aanyu (?) Teso Ugandan - model, 2nd runner-up Miss Tourism Teso and Miss Photogenic Miss Tourism Uganda.
Nakawunde Justine Nswemu (?) Ugandan - model and Queen Africa UG 19.
Shaniqua Okwok (?) Ugandan / Jamaican - actress. 
Nodryn Evanci (?) Ugandan - actress.
Josephine Kabahuma (?) Ugandan - writer, actress and director. 
Hadijah Nakanjako (?) Ugandan - actress.
Jackie Akello (?) Ugandan - singer. 
Sophie Gombya (?) Ugandan - singer. 
Samalie Matovu (?) Ugandan - singer and winner of Diva Awards 2010. 
Phina Mugerwa / Josephine Mugerwa / Phina Mugerwa (?) Ugandan - singer.
F - Athletes:
Irene Muyanga (1943) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Mary Musani (1944) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Ruth Kyalisima (1955) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Rose Musani (1956) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Farida Kyakutema (1962) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Evelyn Adiru (1964) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Christine Magnusson (1964) Ugandan / Swedish - badminton player.
Grace Buzu (1968) Ugandan - sprinter.
Edith Nakiyingi (1968) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Oliver Acii (1970) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Grace Birungi (1973) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Jane Suuto (1978) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Justine Bayigga (1979) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Supra Singhal (1982) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Ruth Kasirye (1982) Ugandan - weightlifter.
Lilian Ajio (1984) Ugandan - netball player. 
Olivia Aya Nakitanda (1984) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Nyakisi Adero (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Sarah Nambawa (1986) Ugandan - triple jumper. 
Margaret Nankabirwa (1987) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Emily Nanziri (1987) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Muhayimina Namuwaya (1988) Ugandan - netball player. 
Janet Achola (1988) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Gloria Najjuka (1988) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Irene Ajambo (1989) Ugandan - weightlifter. 
Peace Proscovia (1989) Ugandan - netball player.
Juliet Chekwel (1990) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Ruth Meeme (1990) Ugandan - netball player. 
Patricia Apolot (1990) Ugandan - kickboxer. 
Racheal Nanyonga (1990) Ugandan - netball player. 
Stella Oyella (1990) Ugandan - netball player. 
Jesca Achan (1991) Ugandan - netball player. 
Yolanda Ngarambe (1991) Ugandan / Finnish - middle-distance runner.
Dorcus Inzikuru (1992) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Annet Negesa (1992) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Bridget Shamim Bangi (1993) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Aisha Nakiyemba (1993) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Winnie Nanyondo (1993) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Leni Shida (1994) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Avice Meya (1994) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Dorcus Ajok (1994) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Daisy Nakalyango (1994) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Patricia Chepkwemoi (1994) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Halimah Nakaayi (1994) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Stella Chesang (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Doreen Chemutai (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Betty Kizza (1996) Ugandan - netball player. 
Rachael Zena Chebet (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Sura Yekka (1997) Ugandan - footballer.
Jamila Lunkuse (1997) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Stella Nanfuka (1997) Ugandan - netball player. 
Esther Chebet (1997) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Mercyline Chelangat (1997) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Joan Nampungu (1998) Ugandan - netball player. 
Peruth Chemutai (1999) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Sarah Chelangat (2001) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Prossy Tusabe (?) Ugandan - paralympic swimmer.
Christine Anyakun (?) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
M:
Moses Matovu (1949) Ugandan - singer and musician. 
Herman Ssewanyana (1955) Ugandan - musician. 
Ntare Mwine (1967) Ugandan - actor, playwright, documentarian, and photographer.
Othman Karim (1968) Ugandan - tv presenter, director, producer, and photographer.
Phill Lewis (1968) Ugandan - actor. 
Peter Odeke (1970) Teso Ugandan - actor and radio host.
Nicholas Bailey (1971) Ugandan - actor.
Madoxx Ssemanda Sematimba / David Amon Ssemanda Ssematimba (1972) Ugandan - singer.
Gaetano Kagwa (1972) Ugandan - actor, tv host, radio host, and MC.
Baker Karim (1974) Ugandan - actor, director, and cinematographer.
Lou Bega / David Lubega (1975) Ugandan / Sicilian - singer-songwriter.
Alexander Karim (1976) Ugandan - actor and director.
Bebe Cool / Moses Ssali (1977) Ugandan - singer. 
Saba Saba / Krazy Native (1977) Ugandan - hip-hop artist.
Mc Norman / Ronald Mutebi (1978) Ugandan - dancehall singer and musician.
Sylver Kyagulanyi (1979) Ugandan - musician, producer and singer. 
Babaluku / Silas Babaluku Balabyekkubo (1979) Ugandan - rapper. 
Kushaba Moses Mworeko (1979) Ugandan - blogger and LGBT rights activist.
Enygma / I-Am Enygma (1980) Ugandan - rapper-songwriter and producer.
Vampino / Elvis Kirya (1980) Ugandan - dance hall musician and singer.
Benon Mugumbya (1980) Ugandan - singer and musician. 
Peter Miles (1980) Ugandan - reggae and dancehall artist.
Mad Ice / Ahmed Mohamed Kakoyi (1980) Ugandan - singer.
Hamdan Al Abri (1981) Ugandan, Comorian, Indian / Tanzanian - singer-songwriter.
Michael Ross Kakooza (1982) Ugandan - singer, musician and dancer.
Bobi Wine (1982) Ugandan - singer.
Arthur Simeon (1983) Ugandan - comedian.
Teacher Mpamire (1983) Ugandan - comedian, actor and high school teacher.
Viboyo / Nsubuga Moses (1984) Ugandan - singer, musician and record producer.
Aziz Azion / Aziz Mukasa (1984) Ugandan - R&B singer-songwriter and musician.
Maurice Kirya (1984) Ugandan - singer and actor. 
Exodus / George Lubega Timothy (1984) Ugandan - singer. 
Arnold Oceng (1985) Ugandan - actor. 
Nick Nola / Nicholas Tatambuka (1985) Ugandan - singer and dancer.
Ray Signature (1986) Ugandan - singer. 
Holy Keane Amooti (1986) Ugandan - gospel, dancehall and reggae artist
Michael Wawuyo Jr. (1986) Ugandan - actor.
Papa Cidy / Hamidu Sekyeru (1986) Ugandan - singer. 
Chris Evans / Christopher Evans / Christopher Evans Kaweesi (1987) Ugandan - singer. 
Michael Kiwanuka (1987) Ugandan - singer-songwriter, bassist, guitarist, keyboardist, and producer.
Ssewa Ssewa / James Ssewakiryanga Junior (1987) Ugandan - musician. 
Rabadaba / Faisal Seguya (1987) Ugandan - singer, musician and actor.
Hannz Tactiq / Producer Hannz (1988) Ugandan - DJ.
St. Nelly-Sade / Nsubuga Nelson (1988) Ugandan - rapper. 
Daniel Kaluuya (1989) Ugandan - actor and writer.
David Lutalo (1989) Ugandan - musician. 
Eddy Kenzo (1989) Ugandan - singer.
Nince Henry (1989) Ugandan - writer and musicain. 
Usama Mukwaya (1989) Ganda Ugandan, Ankole Ugandan, Rwandan - actor, tv host, director, producer, and screenwriter.
A Pass / Alexander Bagonza (1989) Ugandan - singer, musician and songwriter.
Ssemanda Mansur (1989) Ugandan - singer. 
Flex D'Paper / Alex Julius Kwesigabo (1990) Ugandan - rapper. 
Arthur Kisenyi (1990) Ugandan - actor, singer and musician.
George the Poet / George Mpanga (1991) Ugandan - rapper, spoken word artist, and poet.
Giovanni Kiyingi (1991) Ugandan - singer. 
Alex Muhangi (1991) Ugandan comedian, actor, sound engineer, director and host.
Patriq Nkakalukanyi (1991) Ugandan - actor.
Rubanda-Mayonza (1992) Ugandan - fashion designer, businessman and entrepreneur.
Housen Mushema (1992) Ugandan - actor, model, and producer.
Beenie Gunter / Baguma Crescent (1993) Ugandan - singer.
Gravity Omutujju (1993) Ugandan - rapper. 
Levixone (1993) Ugandan - gospel singer. 
Kawooya Malcolm (1994) Ugandan - rapper, actor, and filmmaker. 
Hassan Sseruwu (2000) Ugandan - dancer. 
Patrick Ssenjovu (?) Ugandan - actor, director, and producer.
Joe Opio (?) Ugandan - actor, comedian, and writer.
Michael Kasaija (?) Ugandan - actor, model, dancer, and choreographer.
Ashraf Semwogerere / Ashraf Ssemwogerere (?) Ugandan - actor, director, and screenwriter.
Samite / Samite Mulondo (?) Ugandan - flutist and kalimba player.
James Makubuya (?) Ganda Ugandan - singer, dancer, multi-instrumentalist, choreographer, and ethnomusicologist.
Solly Ian-Sangala (?) Ugandan - Instagrammer (iansangala).
Simon Acok (?) Ugandan / English - actor. 
Raymond Rushabiro (?) Ugandan - actor. 
Jay K. Mulungi (?) Ugandan - singer, model and actor. 
River Dan Rugaju (?) Ugandan - actor. 
Frank Mbalire (?) Ugandan - singer and musician. 
Isaiah Katumwa (?) Ugandan - singer and musician.
Haka Mukiga (?) Ugandan - singer, dancer, poet and musician. 
Pallaso / Pius Mayanja (?) Ugandan - singer, songwriter, producer and videographer.
Ruyonga / Edwin Ruyonga (?) Ugandan - rapper.
Henry Tigan / Henry Kirumaganyi (?) Ugandan - singer and musician. 
Allan Toniks / Allan Ampeire (?) Ugandan  - singer, songwriter, guitarist and record producer.
Joel Okuyo Atiku (?) Ugandan - actor, model, photographer and lecturer.
Bobby Tamale (?) Ugandan - actor. 
Lyrical G / Jeff Kintu (?) Ugandan - rapper.
M - Athletes:
Frank Kisekka (1926) Ugandan - boxer. 
Peter Odhiambo (1927) Ugandan - boxer. 
Ben Nduga (1930) Ugandan - sprinter.
Jorem Ochana (1935) Ugandan - hurdler.
Peter Paul Odhiambo (1937) Ugandan - boxer. 
Amos Omolo (1937) Ugandan - sprinter. 
John Sentongo (1938) Ugandan - boxer. 
Jean Baptiste Okello (1940) Ugandan - sprinter.
Abraham Munabi (1940) Ugandan - triple jumper. 
Gadi Ado (1940) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Ernest Mabwa (1941) Ugandan - boxer. 
Virgil Okiring (1942) Ugandan - hurdler.
Henry Mugwanya (1943) Ugandan - boxer. 
Alex Odhiambo (1943) Ugandan - boxer. 
James Odongo (1944) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Matthias Ouma (1945) Ugandan - boxer. 
Bill Koskei (1947) Ugandan - hurdler.
Fulgence Rwabu (1947) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Mustafa Musa (1947) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
William Dralu (1947) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Pius Olowo (1948) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Andrew Kajjo (1948) Ugandan - boxer. 
Douglas Ogada (1948) Ugandan - boxer. 
David Jackson (1949) Ugandan - boxer. 
Deogratias Musoke (1949) Ugandan - boxer. 
Silver Ayoo (1950) Ugandan - sprinter.
Jimmy Kirunda (1950) Ugandan - footballer. 
Peter Odhiambo (1950) Ugandan - boxer. 
James Odwori (1951) Ugandan - boxer. 
John Opio (1951) Ugandan - boxer. 
Ashe Mukasa (1952) Ugandan - footballer. 
Charles Dramiga (1954) Ugandan - sprinter.
Jamil Kasirye (1954) Ugandan - footballer. 
Dodovic Owiny (1954) Ugandan - boxer. 
Vicky Byarugaba (1954) Ugandan - boxer. 
Ayub Kalule (1954) Ugandan - boxer. 
George Kabuto (1955) Ugandan - boxer. 
Cornelius Edwards (1956) Ugandan - boxer. 
Moses Kyeswa (1958) Ugandan - sprinter.
Charles Mbazira (1958) Ugandan - sprinter.
Mike Okot (1958) Ugandan - sprinter.
Peter Odhiambo (1958) Ugandan - boxer. 
Jonathan Kiriisa (1959) Ugandan - boxer. 
Vincent Ruguga (1959) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Fred Ogwang (1959) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Geofrey Nyeko (1959) Ugandan - boxer. 
Wilson Achia (1959) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
William Bagonza (1960) Ugandan - boxer. 
John Mugabi (1960) Ugandan - boxer. 
William Galiwango (1961) Ugandan - boxer. 
John Munduga (1961) Ugandan - boxer. 
Peter Okumu (1962) Ugandan - boxer. 
John Goville (1962) Ugandan - sprinter.
Edward Obewa (1962) Ugandan - boxer. 
Michael Lopeyok (1962) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Dan Odindo (1962) Ugandan - boxer. 
Patrick Lihanda (1962) Ugandan - boxer. 
John Siryakibbe (1962) Ugandan - boxer. 
Kasmiro Omona (1963) Ugandan - boxer. 
Benjamin Longiros (1963) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
John Kakooza (1964) Ugandan - boxer. 
Charles Lubulwa (1964) Ugandan - boxer. 
Vic Kasule (1965) Ugandan / Scottish - footballer.
Davis Lusimbo (1966) Ugandan - boxer. 
Andy Kiwomya (1967) Ugandan - footballer.
Sam Ssimbwa (1967) Ugandan - footballer.
John Boscoe Waigo (1967) Ugandan - boxer.
Sunday Olweny (1967) Ugandan - sprinter.
Emmanuel Nsubuga (1967) Ugandan - boxer.
Moses Musonge (1968) Ugandan - sprinter.
Davis Kamoga (1968) Ugandan - sprinter.
Chris Kiwomya (1969) Ugandan - footballer.
Godfrey Wakaabu (1970) Ugandan - boxer.
Joel Otim (1971) Ugandan - sprinter.
Fred Mutuweta (1971) Ugandan - boxer.
Justin Juuko (1972) Ugandan - boxer.
Francis Ogola (1973) Ugandan - sprinter.
Franco Agentho (1973) Ugandan - boxer.
Okello Peter (1973) Ugandan - boxer.
Alex Malinga (1974) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Muhamed Kizito (1974) Ugandan - boxer.
Charles Kizza (1974) Ugandan - boxer.
Dan Mubiru (1976) Ugandan - footballer.
Julius Achon (1976) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Kato Serwanga (1976) Ugandan - football player.
Tenywa Bonseu (1976) Ugandan - footballer.
Wasswa Serwanga (1976) Ugandan - football player.
Kassim Napa Adam (1976) Ugandan - boxer.
Godfrey Ssali (1977) Ugandan - footballer.
Edward Kalungi (1977) Ugandan - footballer.
John Ertzgaard (1977) Lango Ugandan / Norwegian - sprinter.
Kassim Ouma (1978) Ugandan - boxer.
Henry Osinde (1978) Ugandan - cricketer.
Hassan Mubiru (1978) Ugandan - footballer.
Jackson Asiku (1978) Ugandan - boxer.
Godfrey Mugisha (1979) Ugandan - footballer.
Arbade Bironze (1979) Ugandan - footballer.
Joe Atuhaire (1978) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Henry Malinga (1979) Ugandan - basketball player.
Abdul Tebazalwa (1979) Ugandan - boxer.
Edgar Luberenga (1979) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Jordan Lutalo Evora (1979) Ugandan - kickboxer and mixed martial artist. 
Peter Byaruhanga (1979) Ugandan - footballer.
Ganzi Mugula (1979) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Allan Musoke (1980) Ugandan - rugby player.
Sam Rukundo (1980) Ugandan - boxer. 
Paskar Owor (1980) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Mike Sekabembe (1980) Ugandan - boxer. 
Moses Golola (1980) Ugandan - kickboxer. 
Abubaker Tabula (1980) Ugandan - footballer.
Stanley Ocitti (1980) Ugandan - basketball player.
Robert Ssejjemba (1980) Ugandan - footballer.
Stephen Omony (1980) Ugandan - basketball player.
Charles Livingstone Mbabazi (1980) Ugandan - footballer.
Ibrahim Sekagya (1980) Ugandan - footballer.
Mohammed Kayongo (1981) Ugandan - boxer.
Kenneth Kamyuka (1981) Ugandan - cricketer.
Gilbert Kaburu (1981) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Timothy Batabaire (1981) Ugandan - footballer. 
Wilson Busienei (1981) Ugandan - long-distance runner.  
Joseph Lubega (1982) Ugandan - boxer. 
Jimmy Kidega (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Hamza Muwonge (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Assani Bajope (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Postnet Omony (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Joseph Kizito (1982) Ugandan - footballer.
Alimansi Kadogo (1982) Ugandan - footballer.
Phillip Ssozi (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Hannington Kalyesubula (1982) Ugandan - footballer. 
Badru Lusambya (1982) Ugandan - boxer. 
Simeon Masaba (1983) Ugandan - footballer. 
Mathias Kiwanuka (1983) Ugandan - footballer. 
Martin Muwanga (1983) Ugandan - footballer. 
Edwin Ekiring (1983) Ugandan - badminton player. 
Martin Toroitich (1983) Ugandan - long-distance runner
Eugene Sseppuya (1983) Ugandan - footballer. 
Brian Mayanja (1983) Ugandan - boxer. 
Geoffrey Sserunkuma (1983) Ugandan - footballer. 
Martin Mubiru (1984) Ugandan - boxer. 
Ronald Serugo (1984) Ugandan - boxer. 
Vincent Kayizzi (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Joel Kitamirike (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Joseph Kabagambe (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Andrew Mwesigwa (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Boniface Toroitich Kiprop (1985) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
David Obua (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Lawrence Segawa (1984) Ugandan - footballer. 
Diaz Kambere (1985) Ugandan - footballer.
Denis Onyango (1985) Ugandan - footballer.
Noah Babadi Kasule (1985) Ugandan - footballer.
Sadat Tebazaalwa (1985) Ugandan - boxer. 
Martin Kayongo-Mutumba (1985) Ugandan - footballer.
Kennedy Katende (1985) Ugandan - boxer. 
Jackson Kiprop (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Moses Ndiema Kipsiro (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Isaac Kiprop (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Moses Aliwa (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Daniel Kipkorir Chepyegon (1986) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Kalidi Batuusa (1986) Ugandan - weightlifter. 
Stephen Nsereko (1986) Ugandan - footballer.
Geofrey Massa (1986) Ugandan - footballer.
Sula Matovu (1986) Ugandan - footballer.
Crespo Asiku (1986) Ugandan - footballer.
Micheal Azira (1987) Ugandan - footballer.
Henry Kalungi (1987) Ugandan - footballer.
Simon Ayeko (1987) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Julius Mutekanga (1987) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Godfrey Baligeya (1987) Ugandan - weightlifter. 
Katende Joram (1987) Ugandan - footballer.
Ismail Katamba (1987) Ugandan - weightlifter. 
Jimmy Adar (1987) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Umar Semata (1987) Ugandan - Muay Thai fighter.
George Kwasi Semakor (1988) Ugandan - footballer.
Robert Ssentong (1988) Ugandan - footballer.
Jimmy Enabu (1988) Ugandan - basketball player.
Hassan Wasswa (1988) Ugandan - footballer. 
A'Darius Pegues (1988) Ugandan - basketball player.
Abraham Chepkirwok (1989) Ugandan - middle-distance runner. 
Samuel Egadu (1988) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Sharif Bogere (1988) Ugandan - boxer. 
Brian Umony (1988) Ugandan - footballer. 
Emmanuel Tugumisirize (1988) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Abraham Kiplimo (1989) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Godfrey Walusimbi (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Dan Sserunkuma (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Mike Sserumaga (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Robinson Opong (1989) Ugandan - basketball player.
Stephen Kiprotich (1989) Ugandan - long-distance runner
Geofrey Kusuro (1989) Ugandan - long-distance runner
Kasule Owen (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Isaka Cernak (1989) Ugandan / Czech, Scottish - footballer.
Benjamin Kiplagat (1989) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Samuel Mukooza (1989) Ugandan - basketball player.
Tony Odur (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Robert Odongkara (1989) Ugandan - footballer. 
Savio / Savio Nsereko (1989) Ugandan - footballer.
Henry Kisekka (1989) Ugandan - footballer.
Benjamin Ochan (1989) Ugandan - footballer.
Mark Owuya (1989) Ugandan / Russian - ice hockey player.
Brandon Sebirumbi (1990) Ugandan - basketball player.
David Emong (1990) Ugandan - paralympic sprinter. 
Dickson Huru (1990) Ugandan - long-distance runner
Stephen Onyango (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Dennis Okot (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Musa Mudde (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Tony Mawejje (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Patrick Ochan (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Fabian Kizito (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Hamis Kiiza (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Caesar Okhuti (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Yvan Erichot (1990) Ugandan - footballer.
Simon Sserunkuma (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Habib Kavuma (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Isaac Isinde (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Moses Kalanzi (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Mike Mutyaba (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Alex Kakuba (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Ali Kimera (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Moses Kibet (1991) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Ronald Mukiibi (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Ivan Bukenya (1991) Ugandan - footballer.
Timothy Toroitich (1991) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Sebastian Owuya (1991) Ugandan / Russian - ice hockey player.
Phillip Kiplimo (1991) Ugandan - long-distance runner
Ibra Sekajja (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Martin Mpuga (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Ronald Musagala (1992) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Solomon Mutai (1992) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Boban Zirintusa (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Moses Oloya (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Thomas Ayeko (1992) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Jean Sseninde (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Patrick Edema (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Ivan Lumanyika (1992) Ugandan - basketball player.
Julius Ntambi (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Isaac Muleme (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Emmanuel Okwi (1992) Ugandan - footballer.
Lloyd Paternott (1992) Ugandan / English - cricketer.
Jordan Obita (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Paul Mucureezi (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Pius Adome (1993) Ugandan - sprinter. 
Saidi Kyeyune (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Luwagga Kizito (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Geoffrey Kizito (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Bernard Muwanga (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Richard Kasagga (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Joseph Ochaya (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Daisuke Ssegwanyi (1993) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Muzamir Mutyaba (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Keith Makubuya (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Simon Okwi (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Khalid Aucho (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Ronnie Kisekka (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Godfrey Kisitu (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Ibrahim Juma (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Jason Geria (1993) Ugandan - footballer.
Charles Tibingana (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Ivan Ntege (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Derrick Nsibambi (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Murushid Juuko (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Allan Kateregga (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Yunus Sentamu (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Taddeo Lwanga (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Joseph Mpande (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Jacob Araptany (1994) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Tanoh Kpassagnon (1994) Ugandan / Ivorian - football player.
Charles Ssekyaaya (1994) Ugandan - weightlifter. 
Yasser Mugerwa (1994) Ugandan - footballer.
Nicholas Wadada (1994) Ugandan - footballer. 
Moses Kurong (1994) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Denis Iguma (1994) Ugandan - footballer. 
Shafik Batambuze (1994) Ugandan - footballer. 
Paul Musamali (1994) Ugandan - footballer. 
Melvyn Lorenzen (1994) Ugandan / German - footballer.
Abu Salim Mayanja (1995) Ugandan - middle-distance runner.
Daniel Isiagi Opolot (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Phillip Kipyeko (1995) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Stephen Kissa (1995) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Francis Olaki (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Ismail Watenga (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Patrick Kaddu (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Savio Kabugo (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Robert Kakeeto (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Milton Karisa (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Erisa Ssekisambu (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Uche Ikpeazu / Karl Anthony Uchechukwu Mubiru Ikpeazu (1995) Ugandan / Nigerian - footballer.
David Nyika (1995) Ugandan - boxer.
Fazil Kaggwa (1995) Ugandan - boxer.
Jamal Salim (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Herbert Bockhorn (1995) Ugandan / German - footballer.
Bevis Mugabi (1995) Ugandan - footballer.
Timothy Awany (1996) Ugandan - footballer.
Joshua Tibatemwa (1996) Ugandan - swimmer. 
Joshua Cheptegei (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Elio Capradossi (1996) Ugandan / Italian - footballer.
Fred Musobo (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Allan Kyambadde (1996) Ugandan - footballer.
Isak Ssewankambo (1996) Ugandan - footballer.
Tom Masiko (1996) Ugandan - footballer.
David Marus (1996) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Alex Kiwomya (1996) Ugandan / Jamaican, Scottish, English - footballer.
Robert Chemonges (1997) Ugandan - long-distance runner.
Moses Opondo (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Farouk Miya (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Moses Waiswa (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Kizito Keziron (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Nelson Senkatuka (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Lumala Abdu (1997) Ugandan - footballer. 
Muhammad Shaban (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Edrisa Lubega (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Elvis Bwomono (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Joel Ayeko (1998) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Shafiq Kagimu (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Shafik Kuchi Kagimu (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Azake Luboyera (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Fahad Bayo (1998) Ugandan - footballer. 
Kizza Mustafa (1999) Ugandan - footballer. 
Emmanouil Karalis (1999) Ugandan / Greek - pole vaulter.
Albert Chemutai (1999) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Victor Kiplangat (1999) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Noble Okello (2000) Ugandan - footballer.
Allan Okello (2000) Ugandan - footballer.
Jacob Kiplimo (2000) Ugandan - long-distance runner. 
Tofiri Kibuuka (?) Ugandan - skier.
Jay Mulucha (?) Ugandan - basketball player - Trans!
Bashir Ramathan (?) Ugandan - paralympic boxer. 
Edward Semwanga (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Abdulla Nasur (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Mike Mutebi (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Sam Musenze (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Stephen Bengo (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Frank Kalanda (?) Ugandan - footballer.
Problematic:
Patrick Bogere (1981) Ugandan - boxer. - Committed attempted robbery.
Rabadaba / Faisal Seguya (1987) Ugandan - actor and singer. - Stabbed someone.
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Minnesota Private Radio, Two, 9.6.18
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1. MF Doom (Mediavuelta remix), "Go With the Flow (12" version)", Operation: Doomsday, Foldle 'Em / Metal Face, 1999 / 2008 / 2018, USA  
June haze remix of the original version of Doom's "Go With The Flow." I have the recording as collected on the 2008 Metal Face reissue of the oft reissued Operation: Doomsday. The 12" version is sparse and easier to remix than the album version. I ambiened verse, almost reducing it to rap soundz, but no disrespect is intended. Hopefully, you have a well worn issue of the album on your shelf.
2. Moses Taiwa Molelekwa, "Rapela", Genes and Spirits, M.E.L.T., 2000, South Africa
"Rapela" means pray in Zulu. Genes and Spirits is full of genius moments in which Molelekwa and company fused S.A. jazz, hip-hop, kwaito and electronica. All innovation duly credited, the two barely syncopated notes introducing the deceptively simple first theme of "Rapela" are my favorite part of the album. The joyful canon that follows, like one of Chick Corea's children's songs, is buoyed by the rest of the band and eases into a supercrisp, 21st century jazz take on the same melody, before snapping into a breathtaking, unified turnaround. All fusion aside, "Rapela" is beautiful because of very clever writing that the listener hears as organic.
3. Sons of Kemet, "My Queen is Ada Eastman", Your Queen Is A Reptile, Impulse!, 2018, U.K.
On Your Queen Is A Reptile, Shabaka Hutchings and Sons of Kemet raise up a fist to acknowledge the power of black women and lower a withering gaze at conventional British history - embodied by the queen - that declines to recognize the impact of black women on that history. Ada Eastman was Hutchings great-grandmother, his family's matriarch from Barbados.
Hutchings, Theon Cross (tuba) and Seb Rochford (drums) cook at a FAMU drumline temperature beneath Joshua Idehen's lines. "I'm born strong, the song of an immigrant / [...] I'll be here when your cities are sediment / and only your borders and fences are left / I'll be here when your banks stop selling debt / and all your leaders stop selling death / And you've lost all relevance."
This is the most Impulse!-y music Impulse! has released since Black Unity and Magic of Ju-ju, fifty or so years ago.
4. Donald Byrd, "Places and Spaces", Places and Spaces, Blue Note, 1975, USA
I'll admit that while I have about a dozen or so Byrd, Blackbyrd and Mizell brothers recordings from this era, and "Lansana's Priestess" played a key role in ramping my wedding reception song list from stun to kill, I had never heard Places and Spaces before a few months ago. I heard a clubby remix of the title track at a pizza place, recognized the sample from Pete Rock's "All The Places" (P.R. has sampled Mizell and Byrd more than a few times), recognized the trumpet as obviously Donald Byrd and the arrangements as so perfect they must be Mizell brothers, and tracked down the album that afternoon. I'm resisting the urge to gush too much about this record.
5. Blackrock, "Yeah Yeah", 7" single, Select-O-Hits, 1969, USA
This lone release from a group of Stax and Hi session musicians in Memphis is thunder that predates the first Funkadelic album by a few months. It's an odd and effective bit of song arranging, with the first, minor key section not serving an obvious role except to amplify the overjoyed, major key guitar solo you didn't realize was going to microwave your face a few seconds later.
6. MonoNeon, "Shooting For the Stars With My Laser Beam", I Don't Care Today (Angels and Demons in Lo-Fi), self release, 2018, USA
MonoNeon is the freek funkateer handle of Memphis bass virtuoso Dwayne Thomas Jr. I Don't Care Today is some clever shit, couching MonoNeon & friends' intimidating virtuosity and avante-garde experimentation on a futon of immediately approachable pyjama funk. Like the bedroom stoner, Sonic The Hedgehog funk that Thundercat rips but doesn't pull off quite as well because his music is too high fidelity. I just really like the guitar riff after the chorus.
7. Belair, "Samba For A Cold Warrior", Relax, You're Soaking It In, Belby Wetterman, 1980, USA
I have this recording from a Kev Beadle, Private Collection compilation. (Where does he find all of this not Brazilian, jazz samba?) The original seems to be small or private press on a microscopic label. I don't know much about this group. I presume guitarist Michael Belair is the leader. Broadly, "Samba For A Cold Warrior" fits a Kev Beadle presents comp well - small combo, small press, medium edge, mild Chick Corea-esque exotica. The big surprise is the vocal chorus that emerges from seven minutes of traded solos. "With the darkness dispelled by the radiance of day, the wiles of the wicked are driven away."
8. The Grodeck Whipperjenny, "Put Your Thing On Me", The Groedeck Whipperjenny, People, 1970, USA
You read that label correctly. James Brown's People label put this megaton psych rock shit out. Keyboardist Dave Matthews arranged for Brown and Brown released Matthew's project. The star of this album is guitarist Kenny Poole. Poole is a Cincinnati legend who went on to be better known for intricate finger picked sambas than for renal liquefying fuzz devastation. Great album.
9. M.C. Mell'o', "All Terrain M.C.s", Thoughts Released, Republic Records, 1990, U.K.
Rufff bounce from the godfather U.K. rapper isn't exactly as mell'o as jell'o. I won't pretend to analyze Mell'o' rhymes, because my London accent detection is not that sharp. You can tell it is ruff albeit smooth, though. Republic was house and disco master, Joey Negro's first label.
I love this era of beatmaking. Slamming rolands atop a funk break, every bass drum sample ever on the one, monosyllabic guitar and organ stabs interjected to fake a harmonic accompaniment, unintelligible vocal scratches, a chord change to keep it fresh, the strange piano interlude whose purpose isn't clear twenty five years later. Like Mell'o' would say, there is something "dusk to dawn, dawn to dusk, no fuss" about the beat. It would have lit a fire under my five year old self when it was released just as it does today.      
10. La Mecanica Popular, "Part 4 (Visiones)", Roza Cruz, Names You Can Trust, 2018, USA
La Mecanica Popular, NYC psych salseros, push their newest release into the crawling, sinister realms of live/evil bitches Miles or Eddie Palmieri with his oxygen burning Rhodes turned to t h i c k. "Visiones" churns when the the synth bass, keys and electric guitar unite for the final head. I like that, at least for Roza Cruz, La Mecanica have shunned going somewhere for digging in and being somewhere.
11. Piero Umiliani, "Danza del fuoco", La ragazza dalla pelle di luna, Schema, 1972, Italy
Umiliani is a minor hero of mine. There is a perfect Umiliani track for every life experience. "Danza del fuoco" is a bonus recording not on the original Omicron soundtrack for La ragazza dalla pelle di luni, a 70s exploitation flick about a white European supermodel making out with a Seychellois supermodel or something similarly highbrow.
"Sdoganare" means to sanction or clear through customs. I just discovered the Schema has a Bandcamp page.
12. Leon Ware (ft. Minnie Riperton), "Instant Love", Musical Massage, Gordy, 1976, USA
The second syllable of Riperton's performance, the rising guitar note in between the verses (from either David Walker or Ray Parker), the Mizell-perfect orchestration, this song is so good. I don't know how Ware and company put together such a carefully controlled experience that is dripping with truth and soul. Maybe it is what happens when you task a room full of master craftsmen each with a small task. Parker and Walker's guitar tones on this album have haunted me. I'll accept advice on ringing that bell.
13. Sinn Sisamouth, unknown recording, Cambodian Soul Sounds, Vol. II, Cambodian Soul
Sounds, early 1970s, Cambodia
Sisamouth was a hugely popular and influential figure in Cambodian popular music for decades before his disappearance and death at the hand of the Khmer Rouge. He songs are still re-recorded today. Intellectual property debates regarding the music of Sisamouth and his contemporaries continue to the present, as while the music remains beloved, the Khmer Rouge sought to erase the careers, legacies and lives of many of the musicians who made it. The first Cambodian intellectual copyright law was passed in 2003, but bootlegs are commonly traded and the Cambodian state lays claim to Sisamouth's compositions as property of the Ministry of Culture. Richard Rossa, the Swedish DJ behind the compilations donates sales from both volumes of Cambodian Soul Sounds to charities that support Cambodian youth and the preservation of Cambodian cultural history in an effort to square the fact that the recordings were unlicensed, or possibly un-licensable in the traditional sense.
- RS, 9/6/18
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Seychellois beauty queen wins video award during Miss University Africa
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Seychellois Miss Ragatta, Jorestina shows off major Cleavage in new photo
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Seychellois Miss Ragatta, Jorestina shows off major Cleavage in new photo
Beauty queen, Jorestina Cafrine showed off an eye-popping ample cleavage in her recently shared sexy bikini pics. According to Cafrine, the pic is a “throwback” when she was “chubby” — those kids in sack are just impressive… dark chocolate, hot and steaming.
Cafrine won the 2017 Miss Ragatta awards in Seychelles and she has been really occupied since then, putting things together.
The 19-year-old dark chocolate queen knows how to keep those vibes coming with her mind-blowing pics. Not saying Cafrine is a bad girl, but she really got some bad-ass pictures on Her Instagram Page.A source close to also revealed she might be doing some commercial for one of the top brands over there. You definitely going to update you on that.
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Seychelles Holidays
Explore the Trails on the Islands During Seychelles Holidays
There are approximately one hundred and fifteen islands in the country of Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. That means that there are numerous trails for a person to choose from during their Seychelles holidays.
Here are the popular walking trails that everyone should do while on their Seychelles holidays:
Anse Major
This is an easy walking trail that leads straight to the beach of Anse Major on the island of Mahé. Visitors will find themselves walking along the rocky coastline on the northwestern shore of the island until they reach the secluded beach.
Vallée de Mai
This is one of the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in this country and it can be found on Praslin Island. Many years ago, there was a legend that stated that this area must have been the original Garden of Eden due to the breathtaking beauty that is found there. Everyone who visits will be stunned by the vast number of Coco de Mer trees that grow there.
Morne Blanc
Morne Blanc is on the island of Mahé and this trail begins in the Morne Seychellois National Park. This trail is quite steep, but the views from the top of the mountain are magnificent. Anyone who ventures to this region on their Seychelles holidays will want to be careful to not go off the trail, because there are multiple caves and holes that are covered by the overgrowth of the forest.
Mission Lodge
Everyone must go to the Mission Lodge while on their Seychelles holidays, because it offers the views of the sea and the mountains. The Mission Lodge is on the island of Mahé and the most popular feature there is the gazebo where Queen Elizabeth II sat at one time as she enjoyed a cup of tea.
Copolia
This trail is on the island of Mahé and it ends on the top of a granite mountaintop that features three hundred and sixty-degree views. Everyone who walks this trail will find themselves introduced to the numerous different types of flowers that Seychelles is famous for.
Seychelles holidays can be amazing experiences, especially when visitors decide to explore the islands by walking and hiking. These trails will lead people to some of the most breathtaking spots in the country and will show them the true beauty that the islands are all about. That beauty will turn every Seychelles holidays experience into one that will be remembered for a lifetime.
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from Sailing Nations https://www.sailingnations.com/seychelles-holidays/
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