Tuzinne Festival:where human rights dance is A platform in Uganda for people to share their experiences and ideas of human rights violations through performing arts

Part of Tuzinne festival ideas is to honor individuals who have dedicated themselves and their life to promote freedom of speech and human rights in Uganda. And in Africa

Today our founder and artistic director Mr Oscar Ssenyonga handed over the honorary award to the Ugandan aspiring president Honorable Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu Bobi Wine his Award from Tuzinne festival. His the Tuzinne award winning artist activist of 2019-2020

We thank him for always standing by the people of Uganda through his artistic language


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