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Katumba Isa – The King of the Streets, Uncle of Africa, Without LimitsA name that echoes through the boxing rings and th...
08/08/2026

Katumba Isa – The King of the Streets, Uncle of Africa, Without Limits

A name that echoes through the boxing rings and the ghettos of Uganda. Katumba Isa is more than a coach—he is a movement, a mentor, and a man deeply rooted in the raw, untamed spirit of the streets.

The Boxing Connection

Katumba Isa’s journey is intertwined with the legacy of Ugandan boxing. He stands on the shoulders of legendary coaches like Thomas "Tom" Kawere—the first East African to win an international boxing medal and the man who mentored world champions like Ayub Kalule and John "The Beast" Mugabi . He also follows in the footsteps of Peter Grace Sseruwagi, Uganda's most celebrated coach, who guided The Bombers to over 200 medals and famously sparred with a young Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali) at the 1960 Rome Olympics

27/07/2026

A Masterpiece of Gratitude: Thank You for Making the Saved Art Exhibition Unforgettable! 🙏🎨

What an incredible journey it has been! We are still riding the wave of inspiration from the Saved Art Exhibition, and none of this would have been possible without the vision and dedication of one man—Ssava Ddamulira .

Ssava, the founder of this remarkable exhibition, has long been a champion of Ugandan culture and artistry. A self-taught artist and artisan, his work draws from local traditions, mythologies, and the preservation of our rich cultural heritage . His practice has evolved from craft-making into immersive installations that speak to the soul of Uganda. Through the Saved Art Exhibition, he has once again proven why he is a cornerstone of our creative community.

But a vision of this magnitude cannot come to life alone. It takes a village, and Ssava has taken a moment to express his profound gratitude to the incredible partners who stepped up to make this event a resounding success.

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Partners:

Jjaja Ragga Dee – The godfather of Ugandan music, whose decades of experience and influence continue to inspire and support the arts .

Uganda National Cultural Centre – For providing a home for culture and creativity in our nation .

Pepsi – For adding the fizz and flavor to our celebrations.

Samaki Beach – For the perfect setting and incredible hospitality.

Tukole Lights – For literally and figuratively illuminating the exhibition, bringing the art to life with brilliance. (Fun fact: Ssava is a co-founder of Tukole Art Cultural Inspirations, a collective that empowers women, youth, and children through art .)

G Live 256 – For capturing the magic and amplifying our story to the world.

To Ssava Ddamulira and every partner who believed in the power of art to save, heal, and inspire—we thank you! 🙌

22/07/2026

THE MAN BEHIND THE MOVEMENT – SSAVA DDAMULIRA MWELA

When you walk through the doors of the Saved Art Exhibition, you're not just stepping into a gallery – you're stepping into a vision. A vision birthed from passion, perseverance, and a profound belief that art can heal, inspire, and transform communities.

For years, Ssava Ddamulira Mwela has quietly but powerfully curated what has become one of Uganda's most anticipated annual cultural gatherings. But this year, for the first time, he's pulling back the curtain to share the deeper story – the one that has never been told.

21/07/2026

Art Was Never Meant to Be Hidden—It Was Meant to Be Seen, Felt, and Shared!

There is a quiet magic that happens when an artist pours their soul into a canvas, a sculpture, a piece of fabric, or a carving. But that magic remains incomplete until it meets the eyes of the world.

For too long, talented artisans—especially those in local and underrepresented communities—have created in isolation, their masterpieces unseen, their stories unheard. It is time to change that.

We are calling for a movement. A movement to EXTEND art beyond the studio walls and BRING artisans together to showcase their work to the world!

19/07/2026

They say real friends don't just show up for the premiere; they show up for the process. Yesterday, I witnessed something truly special that reminded me exactly what this industry—and life—is all about.

The one and only Ragga Dee proved why he is not just a musician but a pillar of the community. He took time out to link up with the legendary Jjaja Fonkodi to personally recommend him to an international guest in our midst, Mister Moe, who is currently in Uganda prepping for his upcoming music video shoot.

It wasn't about competition or ego. It was about brotherhood. It was about an elder statesman (Ragga Dee) opening a door for a fellow legend (Fonkodi) to connect with the new wave (Mister Moe). That is the spirit of "One Love" we need to see more of!

This is what happens when you remove the jealousy and embrace the unity. True friends elevate each other, they introduce you to new rooms, and they make sure your name is mentioned in rooms you haven't even entered yet.

Let's support these legends as they create magic. Big respect to Ragga Dee, Jjaja Fonkodi, and Mister Moe. This video is going to be FIRE! 🔥

Who is your favorite Ugandan legend? Tag them below! 👇

18/07/2026

Long before radio waves, fiber optics, or smartphones, the drum was the voice of the village. It was our telephone, our newspaper, our meeting invitation—all wrapped in rhythm.

In ancient African kingdoms—from the Ashanti Empire to the Buganda Kingdom—the drum didn't just make music. It spoke.

The talking drum could mimic the tones of human language. Messages traveled up to 20 kilometers, relayed from village to village in minutes. Births, deaths, wars, celebrations—all "published" through rhythmic patterns.

And when a chief wanted to gather the community? The drum would sound a specific rhythm that everyone recognized. No letters. No emails. Just a beat that said: "Come. We need to talk."

The drummer was the first journalist, broadcaster, and town crier—trained from childhood to memorize hundreds of rhythms. They were the original media professionals.

Today, in our noisy digital world, the drum offers a profound lesson:

Communication is not just about information. It's about connection, rhythm, and shared meaning.

The drum didn't just deliver a message. It created an experience. It brought people together—physically, emotionally, spiritually.

So the next time you hear a drumbeat, remember: you're hearing the echo of ancient media. A technology that needed no electricity, no coding, no Wi-Fi—just the human hand, a hollowed log, and the unbreakable will to connect.

And that rhythm still beats in us today. 🥁❤️

"The drum does not forget. And neither should we."

02/05/2026

Easy Dex – Wanjaga (Official Audio Release)

🎶 Easy Dex kicks off the season with a vibrant new tune titled “Wanjaga” – a track that blends smooth rhythm with heartfelt storytelling. Known for his unique flow and relatable lyrics, Easy Dex delivers once again, capturing themes of love, longing, and everyday inspiration.

🔥 Wanjaga is that feel-good vibe you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re winding down or turning up, this track hits different.

📢 Exclusively premiered on G Live256 – your home for the freshest sounds and rising talent.

👉 Stream, share, and vibe with Easy Dex.
Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to G Live256 for more exclusive drops.

01/05/2026

Saved Art 2025 – Unforgettable Vibes at Samaki Beach with Shaddie Xtre

Relive the magic of Saved Art 2025 at Samaki Beach with the one and only Shaddie Xtre! 🎶🌅 From breathtaking performances to an electric atmosphere, this was a night where art, music, and memories came alive. 🎨✨

Shaddie Xtre brought the energy, and the Samaki Beach crowd brought the love. Who else was there to witness history? 🙌💥

Drop a 🔥 if you made it, and tag someone you vibed with under the sun and stars!

🎥 Full highlights dropping soon – subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the recap.

27/04/2026

Previously with Shaddie Xtre at Saved Art Exhibition 2025 🎨🔥

Step back into the energy and creativity of the Saved Art Exhibition 2025 as we catch up with the incredible Shaddie Xtre! 🖌️✨

In this clip, we revisit powerful moments from the exhibition—where art, expression, and passion collided. Shaddie Xtre brought a unique presence to the event, and we're excited to share this throwback glimpse with you.
🎥 Watch till the end to feel the vibe once again.

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