By Pearl Kitimbo
Saturday night at University Inn was one to remember as legendary Western Uganda artist Sister Charity took fans on a nostalgic journey through her timeless hits in her Old is Gold Melodies concert. The event drew hundreds of fans who came ready to relive the golden era of Ugandan music, an evening filled with emotion, rhythm, and pride.
The success of the show was amplified by the unwavering support of NBS Television, NBS Music, and AfroMobile, whose 360-degree involvement ensured that Sister Charity’s celebration received the attention and visibility it deserved. From pre-show promotions, media coverage, and live broadcast to digital amplification, the Next Media brands played a vital role in connecting audiences across Uganda to this cultural moment.
NBS Television, the political command centre, provided extensive coverage and visibility, creating awareness that extended beyond Western Uganda. NBS Music, the home of non-stop Ugandan hits, gave the show a national stage by broadcasting it live, allowing fans across the country to be part of the excitement in real time. The concert was also streamed exclusively on AfroMobile, giving digital audiences front-row access and ensuring that no one missed a moment of the action.
The night featured stellar performances from top Western Uganda artists, including Ray G, Lady Mariam, T-Paul, Truth Kakoba, and many others who joined Sister Charity to celebrate her musical journey. Each act brought its own spark, but it was Sister Charity’s heartfelt performances that tied the night together, moving the audience with classics that reminded many of their youth and cultural roots.
For those who missed the live experience, the full concert is available to rewatch on AfroMobile in the Events section. Download AfroMobile, sign up, and enjoy.