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Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi’s Shocking Cause of Death Finally Reveaed by Family, Unbelievable

Former Musician’s Wife Reportedly Passed Away At Mengo Hospital ICU

Sean Musa Carter
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Sean Musa Carter - Editor-in-Chief
Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi cause of death
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  • Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi reportedly died after malaria complications
  • She passed away at Mengo Hospital ICU
  • She was the widow of late Ugandan singer AK47

Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi, the widow of late Ugandan musician AK47 (Emmanuel Mayanja), has reportedly passed away after battling complications related to malaria.

According to reports, Maggie was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Mengo Hospital after being transferred from Nsambya Hospital, where she had initially received medical attention. She later passed away while receiving treatment.

The cause of her death has been linked to malaria complications, according to AK47’s mother, Prossy Mayanja, who reportedly confirmed the sad news.

However, the family has not yet released a detailed official statement about her illness and final moments.

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Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi cause of death
Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi

Nalongo Maggie was married to AK47, who died in 2015, and the couple had twins, Connie and Canaan. She later married singer Rabadaba (Faisal Sseguya), although their relationship later ended.

Her death has left Uganda’s entertainment industry mourning, with friends, fans, and fellow musicians sharing messages of condolence in memory of a woman who remained connected to one of the country’s most famous music families.

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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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