KAMPALA, UGANDA (New Vision) – The UK-based Ugandan singers popularly known as Ganda Boys because of their Ganda Foundation have donated two medical-theatre operation tables, each worth $15,000, to Kawolo Hospital in Lugazi.

The Ganda Boys previously known as Da Twinz together with world music specialist Pruess Craig will be in Uganda next month to finalize arraignments for their first show in Uganda with the Nnabageleka Development Fund. While here they will also do some charity work for the Ganda Foundation at Kawolo Hospital.

The duo will be handing over the tables to the management of the hospital on April 24, 2012. The singers got the tables while singing at a function organized by the Church of England. They were invited to a grand performance by Reverend Daniel Kajumba at the Houses of Parliament in Westminster.

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THEY have never been such a big force in Uganda’s music industry but came very close to cutting it during the last decade with songs like Ddembessa, Nafunye Nze Omwana and many others.

UK based Ugandan singing duo Da Twinz who recently changed their name to Ganda boyz are in the country not to try and revive their faded singing career but on charity and other projects…

Full article can be read here: http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/630909-London-based-Ganda-boyz-in-town-for-charity.html

THE United Kingdom-based Ugandan musicians known as Da Twinz, who later changed to Ganda Foundation, basically to do charity related works, held live music performances in Stroud Wiltshere in South West England, recently, to fund raise for Cancer Patients in Uganda.

It all started at exactly 7:30pm UK time at Minchinhampton and the show was in aid of the Ganda Foundation and the Katalemwa Cheshire Home. The co-organiser Clara Hadson who was raising funds for the Katalemwa Play Ground was very humbled to team up with the band to create such an exciting evening.

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I am very pleased to invite you to a very
special evening.
venue: Senior Staff Room
St Thomas’ Hospital
South Wing
(near Queen Victoria Statue)
St Thomas’ Hospital
Westminster Bridge Road
London SE1 7EH
Tel: 020 7188 7188
Time:  17:30  hours
I will be sharing with you my recent visit to Uganda on behalf of the GANDA
FOUNDATION, a UK based organisation started by musicians to help the needy in Africa.
During the evening, we will see a short film of my experiences there, plus you will get a
chance to meet the founders of the Ganda Foundation, and get a taste for their inspiring work
and aims.
It was a precious experience for me and I hope that you can join me for an hour or so.
Warmly,
Dr. Sangeeta Mahajan
on behalf of the Ganda Foundation
www.gandafoundation.com

News from highly successful Ganda Foundation Dinner, October 10th, Central London

The GANDA FOUNDATION was born a year ago!

Ganda Foundation dinner

We celebrated our anniversary with a very special event:

In the presence of the UK High Commissioner of Uganda and the beautiful Miss Uganda,

the Foundation held a FUND RAISING DINNER -

We raised funds for a new operating table for Kawolo Hospital, near Kampala, Uganda.

The current old and dilapidated bed has been used by thousands of people every month for 40 years, and due to its poor state, it has contributed to an appalling number of unnecessary deaths. This issue has featured extensively in Ganda Foundation film coverage, helping world-wide awareness of the urgent need for new equipment at Kawolo Hospital.

Here are some pictures from our uplifting event -

GANDA FOUNDATION DINNER EVENT – OCTOBER 10th, 2010

PRESENTATION OF GANDA FOUNDATION INITIATIVES BY GANDA FOUNDATION DIRECTORS

VIDEO PRESENTATION OF GANDA FOUNDATION PROJECTS IN UGANDA

HEADLINE SPEECH from Her Excellence, the Ugandan High Commissioner Miss Joan Kakima Nyakatuura Rwabyomere

PRESENTATION by Miss Maria Namiiro, Miss Uganda 2009, for her work for the GANDA FOUNDATION

AUCTION

DANCE DEMONSTRATION by Rwandese Dancers

Venue:

Piya Piya, Central London (Old Street)

TIme: 5:00pm -9:00pm

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