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Sister Charity (Real name Kobutungi Charity) is a western Ugandan musical artist and TV personality. She presents the morning show (Sisimuka) on TV West in Mbarara, Uganda. She is popularly known for her 2001 hit song Grade. She sings mostly in her native language Runyankore and then Luganda and English. She was listed among the best artists from Western Uganda alongside Juliana Kanyomozi, Ray G, Angella Katatumba and Toniks on Hi Pipo.

Career

She started singing with a group called TYE (Train the youth effort) band in 2000. Charity joined Rays Band owned by Rasta Charz, with which she performs. She has also contributed to the Am A Ugandan project by bringing its message in a song titled” Ndi Omunya Uganda” a song that she collaborated with Santana her co-presenter on TV West and also a musician.

Sister Charity has nine albums and these include Grade, Omufumbo, Pound, Choice, Nkyalimbooko, Jambuura and many others. Most of these songs are in her local language (Runyankole) minus some few which are in Luganda and English.

She has shared stage with Uganda's biggest musicians like Nicky Jizzy Dr. Jose Chameleone, Prossy Kankunda, Gravity Omutujju and many others

in 2011, Sister Charity was announced as a presenter for the morning show (Sisimuka) on Vision Group's TV West in Mbarara where she works until now.

Personal life

She was born 7 June 1980 to Mr. and Mrs. Enoth Buriita in a family of 6 children and she is the second last born. She studied from Rweibaare Primary school, Rweibaare Secondary school, went to Train The youth Effort (TYE) for higher level and later joined Mbarara Business School (MBI) where she attained a UNEB Dip in Accountancy. She married her mentor Rasta Charz but divorced in 2013 citing disrespect in their relationship.

Discography

• Grade
• Choice
• Nsasira
• Pound
• Nkyalimbooko
• Omufumbo
• Ekyoyine
• Zaara with Rub'een

Awards

• Ever Green - Western artist of the year 2014
• PAM Awards (Pearl Of Africa Music Awards) - Best Western Artiste of the year 2005 - Grade
• Radio West Annual music festival - Best artist of the year 2004
• Radio West Annual music festival - Best artist of the year 2003
• Bell lager achiever award western region, 2003
• Radio West Annual music festival - Best artist of the year 2002

References

1. "He is not my first cut but my first love". New Vision. Retrieved 22 May 2012.
2. "Sister Charity's musical journey". Daily Monitor. Retrieved 10 August 2013.
3. "A look at some of The Best Musicians from Western Uganda". Hi Pipo. Retrieved 16 April 2013.
4. "Sister Charity". How We Biz.
5. "Dr Jose Chameleoene in Tubonge Extra Mbarara Live Concert". Big Eye. Retrieved 11 March 2014.
6. "Sister Charity joins TV West". New Vision Uganda. Retrieved 27 May 2011.
7. "Sister Charity". Hi Pipo. Retrieved 19 November 2011.
8. "Sister Charity To 'Divorce' Hubby". The Insider. Retrieved 20 April 2013.
9. "Rasta Charz, Sister Charity split". The Insider. Reporter. Retrieved 8 May 2013.
10. "In Brief - Sr. Charity hot". New Vision. Retrieved 20 May 2004.
11. "Uganda: Sister Charity Back With Pound". All Africa. Retrieved 5 July 2007.
12. "Sister Charity bio". Hi Pipo.
13. "Uganda: Sister Charity Back With Pound". Pidson Kareire. All Africa.

External links

• GOtv turns on Mbarara

https://www.howwebiz.ug/SisterCharity/biography

• Living people
• People from Sheema District
• 21st-century Ugandan women singers
• People from Mbarara District
• Ugandan television presenters
• 1980 births
• Ugandan women television presenters