The artist The Ben, accompanied by his wife Uwicyeza Pamella, has traveled to Kampala, Uganda, where he is set to perform in a concert this Saturday, February 14, 2026, in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
The singer departed from Kigali International Airport in Kanombe on Friday evening, February 13, 2026, heading to Kampala to entertain his fans at an event dubbed “Love at Mezo Noir.”
His delegation includes comedian Clapton Kibonge, music manager Muyoboke Alex, and Fiacre, all of whom traveled to assist him with promotion and organizing the event.
Prior to The Ben’s arrival in Uganda, artist Shaffy had already been confirmed to join him for this performance.
In an interview with the press, The Ben stated that he is ready to deliver joy at the invited concert. He said, “Kampala is like home too. They should expect great things; we are bringing them the best of Rwandan music. It is Valentine’s Day, and we want to remind them to love one another.”
The concert is taking place in Kampala on February 14, 2026, a day celebrated globally as a day of love. It promises to be an extraordinary night blending music and specially organized festivities.
Attendees will closely follow The Ben’s music, which is expected to be filled with the deep emotions characteristic of his love songs.
The Ben will perform his hit songs, dominated by R&B rhythms, which are well-known in Rwanda and abroad. This night is expected to leave a lasting mark on African music fans living in Uganda and neighboring countries.
What is Saint Valentine:
Saint Valentine, known as Valentine’s Day, is celebrated annually on February 14. It is a day when lovers express their affection in various ways, including giving gifts, writing emotional messages, and socializing in special celebrations.
The day originates from the history of Saint Valentine, who is said to have been characterized by supporting lovers in ancient times.
This day has since become an international festival that brings together lovers and those who wish to celebrate love in every possible way.
