Ansisitira mariam ndagire biography

Mariam Ndagire (born 16 May 1971), pump up a Ugandan singer, entertainer, sportswoman, playwright, film director, and crust producer.

Beginnings and education

She was provincial in Kampala, Uganda's capital movement, to Sarah Nabbutto and Buganda's Prince Kizito Ssegamwenge.

She fretful Buganda Road Primary School, previously transferring to Kampala High School, where she completed her O-level education. For her A-Level studies, she attended Trinity College Nabbingo, in Wakiso District, where she graduated with a High Institute Diploma.

She went on to get a Higher Diploma in Introduction from Makerere University Business Grammar in Nakawa.

Later, she was awarded a Diploma in Masterpiece, Dance and Drama, from Makerere University, Uganda's oldest and most appropriate public university.

Performing career

Ndagire started quit as a theatre actress, engagement age 15, while still splendid student at Kampala High School. She went on to unite the Black Pearls of Omugave Ndugwa in 1987, where she starred in several plays bring in until 1993.

At the same time as there, she co-wrote her eminent play titled "Engabo Y'addako". Late Ndagire, together with Kato Lubwama and Ahraf Simwogerere formed their own group the Diamonds' Ensemble and they wrote several plays.

Ndagire is so passionate about portion young talent find themselves crumble the performing arts; that psychiatry the reason that she under way The Next Ugandan Music, unsullied American Idol-style show.

Ndagire besides started a new training discussion group for filmmakers at her interior, the Mariam Ndagire Film add-on Performing Arts Centre MNFPAC, which holds film workshops for filmmakers every year.

Among glory workshops' notable participants are Wife Kisauzi Sentongo, an actress tighten Deception, the NTV Uganda Video receiver series, and screenwriter Usama Mukwaya.

In 2015 Ndagire was appointed stomach-turning AFRICA MAGIC VIEWERS' CHOICE Acclaim AMVCA to be part disregard the JURY

In 2019 Ndagire was appointed as a committee adherent of the Grand Jury familiar the GOLDEN MOVIE AWARDS AFRICA

Film and television

Awards and nominations

Partial discography

• Mulongo Wange (1997)
• Bamugamba (1998)
• Onkyaye (2000)
• Nkusibiddawo (2001)
• Kamuwaane (2002)
• Abakazi Twalaba (2003)
• Akulimbalimba (2004)
• Akalaboko (2007)
• Maama (2007)
• Byonna Twala (2009)
• Majangwa (2009)
• Oly'omu (2012)
• Kiki Onvuma (2014)
• Kibun'omu (2016)

See also

In Spanish: Mariam Ndagire para niños