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Ugandan musician Rema Namakula Ssebunya on Wednesday visited Vision Group offices ahead of her concert dubbed ‘REMA LIVE IN CONCERT.

The concert will take place on February 14, 2020 (Valentine's Day) at Hotel Africana, Nile Hall in Kampala.

New Vision has partnered with the singer in promoting the concert

The Siri Muyembe singer was welcomed by Vision Group chief executive officer Robert Kabushenga

Namakula had a chance to visit all Vision Group platforms, including New Vision Newspapers, Kampala Sun, Bukedde Newspaper, Bukedde Radio, Bukedde Tv, Urban Tv, and X.FM

She thanked Vision Group for the support, which has made her popular.

Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga chats with Rema at Vision Group offices. Photos by Abbey Ramadhan

Kabushenga with Bukedde TV presenter Jamila

Rema with a Bukedde TV presenter

Rema visiting XFM

Rema with Rebecca Kyobutungi of Bukedde TV

Rema with Kabushenga and other New Vision staff

Rema during her tour with Kabushenga

Singer Rema with other Vision Group staff

Rema interacting with Bukedde Newspaper's Margaret Nankinga in the Bukedde newsroom

Bukedde's Geoffrey Kulubya, Semei Wessali and Nankinga

Rema touring the Bukedde newspaper newsroom

Rema interacting with business deputy editor Ann Mugisa (right) and other employees in the New Vision newsroom

Rema sharing a light moment with New Vision sub editor Doreen Kajeru

The musician taking selfies with Vision Group staff

Rema with Saturday Vision newspaper editor Hilary Bainomugisha aka Dr Love

The musician with the Her Vision pullout editor, Joy Abo

Rema taking a selfie with sub editor Tina Sheila Namubiru

Kabushenga with New Vision employees

Kabushenga with one of the Police officers who guard the Vision Group premises

Rema visiting the New Vision website team

Kabushenga with the Police officers who guard the Vision Group premises

The musician interacting with New Vision news editor Hellen Mukiibi

Rema with New Vision staff

Uganda mourns Njonjo

The news of Njonjo gorilla tracking went viral in Kenya. Many countrymen learned about the existence of 450 apes in Uganda.

Sir Charles Njonjo during his gorilla tracking in Uganda. Photos by UWA

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