UNAA-Uganda, North American Association, received an award for its significant contributions to North American Ugandans in the Diaspora through unity, empowerment, trade, collaboration, education, and social engagement. unity, empowerment, trade, collaboration, education and social engagements.
Primrose Magala was nominated and awarded this recognition for her outstanding contribution to the community through her work with Moorfields Eye Hospital and the volunteering programme inPrimrose Magala was nominated and awarded for her exceptional contributions to the community through her work with Moorfields Eye Hospital and the volunteering programs in both Africa and the United Kingdom. She has worked tirelessly and selflessly to improve people’s lives and provide services to those who are less privileged. both Africa and the United Kingdom. She has worked effortlessly and selflessly to ensure people’s lives are changed and provide service to the less privileged.
The Ganda Boys UK
In recognition of their extraordinary contribution to the preservation, promotion, and global celebration of African heritage — particularly the rich cultural legacy of Buganda — the Ganda Boys are hereby honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award for Culture, Music, and Charity by the African Diaspora Community.
Through their visionary music, the Ganda Boys have become true ambassadors of African identity, skillfully blending traditional Luganda rhythms and spiritual messages with global harmonies that transcend boundaries of language, race, and nation. Their art has inspired pride, unity, and cultural continuity among Africans in the diaspora and across the world.
Beyond their artistic excellence, the Ganda Boys have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to humanity. Through the Ganda Foundation, they have brought education, healthcare, and cultural empowerment to communities in need, embodying the Ganda philosophy of Obuntu bulamu — the spirit of shared humanity.
Their work has united the diaspora and the homeland, reminding generations of Africans that culture is the soul of identity, and that music remains one of the most powerful tools for healing, peace, and transformation.
In every song, they have carried the voice of Buganda and the heart of Africa to the world stage.
In every act of service, they have uplifted lives with compassion and grace.
Their legacy stands as a beacon of cultural pride, creativity, and love for humankind.
Presented with profound gratitude and admiration
by the African Diaspora Community,
in honour of their outstanding service to culture, music, and charity,
and in celebration of a lifetime devoted to preserving the soul of a people.
