About Anne Nassanga
Born 1995. Anne Nassanga is an Ugandan singer.
Anne Nassanga or Ann Maria Nassanga (born April 16, 1995) also known as Afrie is a Ugandan filmmaker, singer, composer, philanthropist, and dental psychologist. Her documentary "Little Faith" won the best documentary film in the Uganda Film Festival. She is also the African Union CIEFFA ambassador for AfricaEducate Her campaign. She went to Gayaza High School for her secondary education after completing her primary education from Kampala Parents School. She was an accountant at Aquila.
Discography
Collaboration
Films
Little Faith
Awards and nominations She won the best Afro fusion song award and has been nominated for the All-Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) 2019 and 2021 awards four times. At the Uganda Film Festival, she was awarded best documentary film for her project "Little Faith".
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Anne Nassanga?
Ugandan musician, songwriter, filmmaker and girls' education advocate
When was Anne Nassanga born?
Anne Nassanga was born on 16 April 1995.
What is Anne Nassanga's occupation?
Anne Nassanga is a singer.
What nationality is Anne Nassanga?
Anne Nassanga is Ugandan.
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