By Alexander Luyima
Uganda and Canada-based microphone sensation Male Deogratius, popularly known as Tintah, is set to take center stage at this year’s African Descent Arts and Culture Exhibition happening from 29th November to 1st December 2025 in Toronto, Canada.
The highly anticipated event—organized under the theme “Roots and Renaissance”—will spotlight some of Uganda’s finest musical exports. Sharing the headline spotlight with Tintah are Uganda’s celebrated hip-hop maestro Feffe Bussi, and the unstoppable dancehall star Bennie Gunter, promising a night packed with fresh, electrifying entertainment.
According to Feffe Bussi, famously known as the smallest rapper, attendees are advised to arrive early to avoid missing the explosive performances planned for the night. He emphasized that the show will deliver a rare blend of cultural richness, rap excellence, and dancehall energy.
Event Director Alice Luyima of African Descent Ontario reminded fans and the broader African community in Canada to “come ready to enjoy the best African entertainment and cultural experience the diaspora has to offer.”
The exhibition will also feature various cultural showcases, local exhibitors, and artistic presentations, making it one of the biggest African heritage celebrations in Toronto this year.
Registration is available at africandescenton.org/register, with VIP concert tickets going for $100 and exhibitor slots at $300. The event will take place at The Royal Event Center, 30 Gordon Mackay Rd, Toronto.
With a star-studded lineup and a theme anchored in cultural pride, this year’s African Descent Arts and Culture Exhibition promises to be a memorable celebration of heritage, music, and unity.
