Kampala, Uganda-A captivating tale of musical journeys and global impact took center stage as Dorothy Kisaka, the Executive Director of KCCA, unveiled the much-anticipated book titled Black Like Me? The launch event, held in Kampala on August 17, 2023, celebrated the remarkable adventures of Dr. Dennis Sempebwa, a Ugandan luminary whose melodies and messages have resonated across more than eighty countries.
The book, authored by Dr. Dennis Sempebwa, intricately records the life of a Ugandan young man whose passion for music transcended borders, carrying his melodies and messages to nations far and wide.
Sempebwa, renowned as the band leader of the revolutionary group LIMIT X, stands as an inspiration who transformed church music during the nineties, captivating the hearts of youth and drawing them into places of worship.
However, Sempebwa’s journey extends beyond his musical endeavors. He is the visionary founder and Chancellor of THE 300, a globally accredited the the committed to equipping 21st century believers for the Great Commission. His influence knows no boundaries, and he is celebrated as one of Africa’s pragmatic leaders. With a remarkable presence in eighty countries and an impressive tally of fourteen authored books, the Doctor stands as a beacon of inspiration and transformation.
Kisaka, who graced the book launch, emphasized the profound impact of African-authored literature, likening it to the fireside talks of old that infused warmth and wisdom into communities.The event saw a gathering of family and friends, including notable figures such as Dr. Daniel Kajjumba and Pastor Joseph Serwadda, all joining hands to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of Sempebwa.
The doctor’s journey began in Uganda, Africa, where he pioneered Limit X, an award-winning gospel music ensemble that etched its name in the annals of musical history.
In 2004, his visionary spirit co-founded the International College of Excellence in Chicago, rapidly expanding to establish 22 extension campuses across multiple countries. Not content with mere academic ventures, Sempebwa also founded and presided over Eagle’s Wings International and The Sahara Wisdom Center-multinational corporations with hubs spanning across 26 countries.
As the President and Chancellor of THE 300, Sempebwa continues his legacy of empowerment, equipping future leaders with the tools and insights needed for impactful ministry. His influence extends beyond academia, permeating entertainment, business, and government sectors globally.
“Dubbed as one of Africa’s new breed of top pragmatic thought-leaders,” Sempebwa’s enduring impact has left an indelible mark in over 80 countries. He is a Global Goodwill Ambassador and a sought-after speaker, gracing stages around the world to inspire transformational thinking. A family man, Sempebwa has been happily married to his beloved wife, Ingrid, for 24 years, and together, they are blessed with five children. Their current residence is in Dallas, Texas.
The launch of Black Like Me? not only commemorates Sempebwa’s journey but also serves as an invitation for readers to embark on a captivating journey through his life, music, and message-a masterpiece that has traversed continents, ignited souls, and left a permanent mark on the global stage.
