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Video: Isabella shows Canary, Zambaali the true art of shaking NYASH

Isabella Tugume unleashed some sweet dance moves as she danced to Ameyatchi, a song by Ivorian singer Mathey.
Isabella, Zambaali and Canary Mugume
Isabella, Zambaali and Canary Mugume

The trio does the NYASH shaking moves, but the gifted Tugume brings her A game to the dance floor. 

Tugume, who has a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Public Relations, started her media journey with New Vision before joining NTV as a reporter in 2015. From NTV she did a stint at Radio City which she left to join NBS in 2016.

Mugume, now a news anchor, reporter and talk show host, was born in 1995.

He went to Mbarara Municipal Primary School for his primary education, Mbarara Secondary School and Lutembe International School for his 'O' and 'A' level education respectively.

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He holds a degree in information technology and computer engineering from the International University of East Africa.

His foray into media started with Radio West in Mbarara where he was a news reader for content tailored for children between five and fourteen years.

He also conceived an idea to start a newspaper when he was still in high school. Before joining Next Media, he worked with Channel 44 and trained at Urban TV. 

Mukasa, a Luganda news anchor and talk show host, has a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from Ndejje University, according to his Wikipedia entry.

His journalism career started at Tiger FM, which left to join Metro FM, then moved to Capital FM where he also worked with the sister station Beat FM. He later joined CBS FM, where he also worked with the sister TV station, BBS Terefayina. 

He left BBS in 2019 to join NBS Television.

Watch the video below:

@isabellatugume

@Zambaali Bulasio Mukasa @canarymugume #foryou #fyp

♬ Ameyatchi - Mathey

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