Empaako Yange Organisation (EYO) brought Bunyoro and Tooro together with hundreds attending the fifth edition of the Kwegonza Avenue.
On the day, they celebrated and showcased their culture through dances like Orunyege and Amakondere (a royals dance) with friends from other regions and cultures. Kwegonza Avenue is also a platform where young upcoming musicians from Bunyoro and Tooro bring their talent to a bigger stage and wider audience. Artists like Draei from Tooro, Renita from Bunyoro, Princess Jalia from Bunyoro, Muzamil and Cindy Sanyu, a Masindi child called Akiiki performed for the excited crowd.
Revellers made an early entrance to the venue at Naguru Hill Top for the Kwegonza festival. Photo by Elisha MulokiHugs and Hi-fives were the order of the day. Photo by Elisha Mulooki. The excitement was palpable as pals caught up at the festival. Photo by Elisha Muloki A traditional troupe performs for the guests during the day. Photo by Elisha Muloki Best Foot Forward,. This trio turned heads as they waltzed into the festival on Sunday. Photo by Elisha Muloki.Singer Cindy Sanyu was the headline performer at the Kwegonza Avenue festival. Photo by Elisha Muloki By night time the venue was packed to the brim. Photo by Elisha Muloki. The crowd went ecstatic during Cindy’s performance. Photo by Elisha Muloki It was positive vibes throughout the evening as performers graced the stage. Photo by Elisha Muloki She sat alone but never looked lonely all evening. Photo by Elisha Muloki
