Uganda: Glamour ,Influence As Multichoice Uganda, Uganda Breweries Partner to Launch Season 4 of Kampala Crème

2 November 2026

The queens of Kampala Crème are returning to television, with the popular Ugandan reality series set to make a comeback for its fourth season, introducing new personalities, fresh storylines and evolving relationships.

The new season was officially unveiled on Sunday at a launch event hosted by MultiChoice Uganda, a CANAL+ company, in partnership with Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL). The event brought together cast members, invited guests and entertainment personalities to celebrate the return of one of Uganda's most talked-about reality television productions.

The launch offered guests an exclusive preview of the upcoming season, which promises to explore the ambitions, relationships and personal experiences of women navigating life in the public eye.

Speaking at the event, Colin Asiimwe, Head of Marketing at MultiChoice Uganda, said the series continues to respond to growing audience interest in local productions that reflect the lives and experiences of contemporary Ugandan women.

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"Kampala Crème continues to offer audiences an authentic look at the lives behind the glamour, showcasing the ambition, resilience and relationships that define its cast. With three new cast members joining Sheena and Tamara, Season Four introduces fresh dynamics, unexpected twists and stories that are as relatable as they are entertaining," Asiimwe said.

He added that the new season would examine how the cast members navigate the opportunities and pressures associated with public visibility while maintaining their individual identities.

"In a world where influence is currency, viewers will see how these women navigate the opportunities and challenges that come with being in the spotlight, while staying true to themselves. We look forward to seeing audiences engage with every moment and join the conversation as the season unfolds," he said.

Returning cast members Sheena Holm and Tamara Kainembabazi will be joined by three new personalities: Angel Keza, Shane Ekirapa and Cindy Zeta Bukenya.

The new additions are expected to introduce different perspectives and personalities to the existing cast, creating new interactions and shifting dynamics as the series explores their personal and professional lives.

Season Four will offer viewers a closer look at the experiences behind the public personas, focusing on the ambitions, relationships, decisions and challenges that come with living in the spotlight.

Uganda Breweries Limited also featured prominently at the launch through its Tusker Cider brand, providing guests with a branded refreshment experience that complemented the evening's entertainment and social atmosphere.

Nancy Nansikombi, Brand Manager for Ready-to-Drink (RTD) brands at UBL, said the company's involvement was informed by its existing relationship with members of the cast.

"With two of our influencers, Zeta and Sheena, now part of the Kampala Crème cast, it was only fitting for us to come out and support the launch of Season Four. We have seen the energy and personality they bring to their audiences, and we are excited to see how they bring that same spirit to the show. We look forward to a season filled with great entertainment, engaging conversations and memorable moments that will keep viewers talking," Nansikombi said.

The partnership highlights the continued collaboration between entertainment platforms and consumer brands in creating experiences that connect with audiences through popular local productions and influential personalities.

With three new cast members joining the returning stars, Kampala Crème Season Four is positioning itself to deliver another chapter of drama, ambition, relationships and lifestyle entertainment, while giving audiences a glimpse into the lives of some of Uganda's prominent women.

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