Reach A Hand Uganda, Emmanuel IKubese Films and Partners Set to Premiere “Kyaddala: It’s Real”, a Pan African TV Series

After the release of the roadmap leading to the premiere of “Kyaddala: It’s Real”, Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU) in conjunction Emmanuel Ikubese Films and partners are set for the premiere on September 27th.

The exclusive premiere will attract key players in the film industry from Uganda and beyond ranging from movie directors, producers, actors and actresses beyond the cast for the TV series that will be airing on NBS Televisions starting October.

“We are more than excited that our new edutainment channel is finally going to be on TV. We can’t wait to see every Ugandan glued to their television sets both entertained and educated through Kyaddala: Its Real. Our commitment remains to be a leading organization that uses innovative ways to communicate sexual reproductive health information to young people in and out of school,” Helen Patricia Amutuhaire, the Reach A Hand Uganda representative at the press launch mentioned.

Helen Patricia Amutuhaire, the Reach A Hand Uganda representative speaking at the press launch
Helen Patricia Amutuhaire, the Reach A Hand Uganda representative speaking at the press launch

The press launch follows the release of the roadmap two weeks ago that saw the digital launch that created awareness of the series through its’ official social media platforms on Facebook(www.facebook.com/kyaddala), Instagram (www.instagram.com/kyaddala) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/kyaddala) pages.

“Kyaddala: Its Real, is a real definition of a pan African show which all young people even beyond Uganda will relate to. The storyline is very powerful and on September 27th, we will premiere, invited guests will have a sneak peek into the issues we are bringing out through the eight episodes,” Emmanuel Ikubese, the Director and Executive Producer of Kyaddala: Its real mentioned.

Emmanuel Ikubese, the series Executive Producer speaking at the press launch
Emmanuel Ikubese, the series Executive Producer speaking at the press launch
Maurice Mugisha, one of the cast members speaking at the press launch
Maurice Mugisha, one of the cast members speaking at the press launch

Shot and directed in Kampala, Uganda, Kyaddala brings out these risky behaviours, society’s role and the uphill climb to address the challenges to light through the storyline and characters as elucidated in the 5 main characters Wonny, Eze, Kalungi, Umutoni and Shamim. The series highlights how young people deal with each of these challenges, based on the limited information they receive from both home and school.

“The cast comprises of 28 actors and actresses who were successful after auditions that attracted over 187 emerging and seasoned actors and actresses. Some of the actors and actresses include Martha Kay, Salvador Idring, Harmonie Kyomugisha, Eleanor and Mathew Nabwiso, Anita Fabiola, Tevin Wainguru (Kenya), Stephen Katusiime, Emmanuel Ikubese and Olumide Oworu (from Nigeria).” Usama Mukwaya, Producer for the Series mentioned.

Alex Alinda

Alex Alinda is a journalist, blogger and Social-Media enthusiast; passionate about travel, African Music & Entertainment. Alex has been reporting on news about Uganda’s Entertainment Scene and other national events for over 4 years. He is a co-founder and the Managing Editor for Tower Post Media Ltd. Alex has also worked and continues to work as a PR and Digital Strategist for a number of clients. Reach him on: +256 700 703903, +256 775 607219 Email: aalinda97@gmail.com