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The KCCA Executive Director, Dorothy Kisaka has launched the book *Black Like Me?* in Kampala. The book chronicles the experiences of a Ugandan young man, Dennis Sempebwa, who has transversed over eighty countries taking his music and message to the nations.
Dr. Dennis Sempebwa, the author, was the band leader of the much acclaimed *LIMIT X*, a group that revolutionarised the way church music is done and drew a crowd of youth into the churches
Kisaka said in the day and time where the fireside talks of Africa are fading out, books wrotten by Africans is the new fire side. She saluted Dennis as a trail blazer like the proverbial Joseph, a man with a coat of many colours. The event was attended by family and friends notable Dr Daniel Kajjumba and Pastor Serwadda.
Ms.Dorothy Kisaka the KCCA Executive Director has launched the book *Black Like Me?* in Kampala. The book chronicles the experiences of a Ugandan young man, Dennis Sempebwa, who has transversed over eighty countries taking his music and message to the nations.
Dr. Dennis Sempebwa, the author, was the band leader of the much acclaimed *LIMIT X*, a group that revolutionarised the way church music is done and drew a crowd of youth into the churches during the nineties.
Kisaka said in the day and time where the fireside talks of Africa are fading out, books written by Africans is the new fire side. She saluted Dennis as a trail blazer like the proverbial Joseph, the man with a coat of many colours. The event was attended by family and friends notably, Dr Daniel Kajjumba and Pastor Serwadda.