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Fred Mukasa Mbidde’s Wife Phiona Nayebale Gives Birth to a Baby Girl Shatsi Nyonyozi Mbidde

Democratic Party Vice President Celebrates Arrival Of First Child With Wife Phiona Nayebale

Sean Musa Carter
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Sean Musa Carter - Editor-in-Chief
Mukasa Mbidde and wife Phiona welcome baby girl
Highlights
  • Mukasa Mbidde and wife Phiona welcome baby girl
  • The couple’s first child together arrives three years after their marriage
  • Mbidde celebrates his daughter as a blessing to the family.

Democratic Party Vice President Hon. Dr. Fred Mukasa Mbidde and his wife Phiona Nayebale have welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Shatsi Nyonyozi Mbidde, 3 years after their wedding.

Mbidde shared the joyful news on social media, describing the newborn as a blessing and expressing gratitude to his wife for the journey they went through together.

Welcome to the family, baby girl, Shatsi Nyonyozi Mbidde, the very definition of benediction, benisons and beatitudes,” Mbidde wrote.

Fred Mukasa Mbidde baby girl

He also thanked his wife Phiona, saying:

“Thank you, my Phiona, for the beautiful fight. Love you till death.”

Fred Mukasa Mbidde, a former East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) member, married Phiona Nayebale in 2023 in a ceremony held at the Uganda Martyrs Basilica in Munyonyo, Kampala.

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The arrival of baby Shatsi marks a new chapter for the couple, with congratulatory messages pouring in from friends, supporters, and Ugandans celebrating the family’s happy moment.

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Sean Musa Carter
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Sean Musa Carter is a prominent Ugandan news reporter, digital content creator, and multimedia journalist dedicated to covering the fast-paced world of local and international entertainment. He has built a reputation for breaking major celebrity updates, analyzing public media trends, and delivering exclusive music insights. As a core member of the Celeb Patrol UG newsroom, his mission is to provide accurate, high-energy reporting on the icons and events shaping East African pop culture.
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