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The baby mama, a good respectful lady with a soft voice, singer Rema Namakula is confirmed to be in a musical collaboration with the South African singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka, who is a legend in South Africa. its alleged that the duo have already hit the studio to cook up something for their fans.
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Indeed, the ‘Banyabo’ hit singer, Rema Namakula couldn’t loose this opportunity of featuring with the long time celebrated music star, the one and only, Yvonne Chaka Chaka. Yvonne jetted into the country purposely to be part of the program in efforts to seeking financial support for a charity, in-order to raise funds for the construction of the Education center for street children in Uganda.
Rema Namakula recording a song with Chaka chaka.
However, Rema Namakula who’s one of the hard-working celebrities in the country is already a parent with children, and more so she’s looked at as a good example to very many women in conjunction with the youth.
At this longingly awaited moment, forget the obstructive wrangles she had with ‘Stress free’ singer Eddy Kenzo, she decided to make her fans feel the good vibe of her by collaborating with the “Umquombothi” singer.
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