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Patience Malaika Introduces Gashumba to Her Family

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Outspoken social commentator Frank Gashumba has taken a significant personal step by attending a traditional kwanjula (introduction) ceremony in Ssembabule, marking a major shift from his long-held bachelor status.

The ceremony, held on Thursday afternoon, introduced Gashumba to the family of his partner, Patience Mutoni Malaika. Gashumba appeared in a traditional white Kinyarwanda outfit and was seen in high spirits, accompanied by close friends and supporters.

For years, Gashumba has publicly declared his lack of interest in marriage, often referring to himself as “too busy and unbothered” for romantic commitment. His appearance at the event has therefore sparked considerable surprise and public interest, with many describing the moment as unexpected.

Photos and videos from the event have since circulated widely on social media, with users commenting on the couple’s apparent happiness. The development has sparked speculation and admiration online, especially surrounding Malaika, who is now being credited with ending Gashumba’s self-imposed solitude.

The ceremony was conducted in accordance with traditional customs and marks a new chapter for Gashumba, who is widely known for his influence in both media and civic activism.

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