poetry about social issues affecting Uganda and Africa at large. Nankoma's band Sandy Soul has performed with the group in Uganda, Kenya and Ivory Coast. Personal life and Activism Sandra Nakoma was born and brought up in the Mukono district of central Uganda. Because of her dark skin, she was bullied in school and has since campaigned against racism - including with her song Kaddugala, an anthem for all black women facing racial discrimination. Nankoma is an alumna of Uganda Christian University, Mukono, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Fine Art and Design, with a major in sculpture. Discography Ye'nze 2018 Awards Visa Pour La Creation by Institute Francaise France 2017 (Won) AFRIMA Award for Best Female Artist in African Inspirational Music 2018 (Won) AFRIMA Award for Best Female Artist in Eastern Africa 2018 (Nominated) References External links Sandra Nankoma Instagram Twitter 21st-century Ugandan women singers Ugandan singer-songwriters Ugandan jazz musicians Soul musicians 1988 births Living people