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Bad Black Says She Refuses to Grow Old Gracefully, And She Means It

Uganda’s most talked-about socialite and businesswoman, Bad Black, is not stepping aside for anyone. In a candid radio appearance, she laid bare the unspoken anxiety that grips women in their mid-30s who refuse to fade quietly from public life, and the lengths they go to in order to stay visible.

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No Secrets, No Shame: Bad Black Confirms She Visits Traditional Shrines and Knows Her Way Around a Tobacco Pipe

Bad Black has never been one to shy away from a hard question, and her latest revelation proves exactly that. The Ugandan socialite has openly confirmed she visits traditional healing shrines, practices witchcraft, and feels the presence of ancestral clan spirits. This is the kind of candor that stops conversations cold.

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