Kampala socialite Nadia Matovu to battle for the top influencer title on The Next Big Trender realityTV showthat will be premiering today, 19th March 2021, on HONEY TV, DStv channel 173.
Hosted by celebrated South African TV personality, Anele Zondo, The Next Big Trender will premiere the search for Africa’s hottest influencers from 5 countries, including Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. The five aspiring reality-TV influencers from different countries will go all out to showcase suitability for the HONEY TV Star title.
Content on The Next Big Trender show will feature the influencers introducing different facets of their lives in each of the 10 episodes, while being judged by three of the continent’s most critical influencers like Khanyi Mbau, Kutlwano Mtola, and Lekan. The judgement will be based on the footage from their studio and score the aspirants on a leader board.
According to Joan Semanda Kizza, the PR and Communications Manager, MultiChoice Uganda, “As Africa’s most loved storyteller, DStv continues to be bold in delivering the best content the continent has to offer, while ensuring that we celebrate a blend of African lifestyle content, including daring and unscripted shows by African producers and talented personalities for curious and connected African audiences.”
“The content line-up on HONEY TV covers lifestyle, food and cooking, relationships and weddings, along with reality shows from various territories throughout the continent,” She revealed. Further adding that, “Today, we are pleased to officially flag off The next big Trender by announcing Nadia Matovu as Uganda’s representative, and it is on this basis that I urge our viewers and Ugandans to watch and actively support our very own Mrs. Matovu in winning the grand prize.”
The maiden show of The Next Big Trender will be premiering today, 19th March 2021, running for 10 weeks, every Friday at 7:00pm.
About MultiChoice Uganda
Established in 1994, MultiChoice Uganda has made an estimated US$150 million contribution to the national economy and has spurred rapid growth in the film and video-entertainment sector by commissioning some 10 000 hours of locally-produced content.
Rooted in Ugandan society, MultiChoice Uganda is 100% owned by MultiChoice Africa
Holdings. Customers have a choice of five packages delivered via the DStv satellite platform with a total of over 140 channels as well as three packages via the GOtv digital terrestrial
(DTT) service.
