It is MultiChoice and Uganda Breweries for Season 4 of Kampala Creme

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MultiChoice Uganda and Uganda Breweries Limited have partnered to launch season four of the reality series Kampala Crème, according to The Independent Uganda. The premiere event was held on Sunday in Kampala and brought together cast members, invited guests and other entertainment figures to mark the return of the show.
The broadcaster said the new season will continue to focus on the lives of Kampala women navigating fame, influence and personal relationships. Colin Asiimwe, head of marketing at MultiChoice Uganda, said the series reflects demand for local stories and will introduce fresh dynamics through three new cast members joining returning personalities Sheena Holm and Tamara Kainembabazi. The new additions named in the report are Angel Keza, Shane Ekirapa and Cindy Zeta Bukenya.
Uganda Breweries used the launch to showcase its Tusker Cider brand, creating a hospitality experience for guests at the event. Nancy Nansikombi, brand manager for ready-to-drink products at UBL, said the company supported the launch in part because two of its influencers are among the cast. The partnership highlights how television entertainment and consumer brands are working together around local content in Uganda.
The Independent said Kampala Crème season four will air every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. on Pearl Magic Prime, available on DStv channel 148 and GOtv channel 303.
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