Meet Sureman Ssegawa: From 'Mchomo' Vending to 'Mbulamu Kitwalo,' Now Aiming for a World Record

Posted on June 26, 2024
By Sean Musa Carter
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Sureman Ssegawa, the media personality turned musician, is the man behind the trending hit song "Mbulamu Kitwalo." Born on August 28, 1994, in Mityana and raised in Mubende, Ssegawa's journey to stardom is nothing short of inspiring as he's now aiming at breaking the Guinness World Record of the longest song.


In his university days, Ssegawa was known for barbecuing meat on the streets of Mubende. His hustle began at the tender age of 10, selling cooked maize on the streets before moving on to selling barbecued meat on travel buses. Despite his early start in the business world, he never graduated from university, but his tenacity led him to the media industry in 2014.

Ssegawa's first stint was with Fire FM, followed by positions at Link FM, Mbabule FM, and Digida FM. He is currently a football commentator and entertainment presenter at Radio Simba, where he has won multiple awards for his football commentary. Beyond the airwaves, Ssegawa has also become a brand ambassador for KDB Kyarenga Tonto alcoholic drink.

However, it is his music career that has recently catapulted him into the spotlight. His song "Mbulamu Kitwalo" is a sensation on social media, capturing the hearts of many. Ssegawa is not stopping there; he is ambitiously working to break the Guinness World Record for the longest song. His unique approach involves creating 20 different songs within a single track, and he is already on the seventh song.

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Fans can look forward to his upcoming concert, aptly named "Mbulamu Kitwalo," set to take place on July 20 at BigZone Nansana. This event promises to be a memorable celebration of his musical journey and achievements.

His journey continues to inspire many, proving that with hard work and dedication, dreams can indeed become reality.

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