After nearly six years away from the Ugandan airwaves, former Kawempe South MP, Hon. Kazibwe Bashir Mbaziira, has made a return to radio.Kazibwe officially resumed his radio duties on Sunday, September 6, 2026, after joining 96.3 Beat FM, where he is set to host a new political talk show dubbed ‘Alipoota Olutagajjo’ every Sunday from 12 PM to 2 PM.The programme will focus on political affairs and major issues shaping Uganda and the rest of the world, a format that has long been associated with Kazibwe’s distinctive broadcasting style.Before venturing into active politics, Kazibwe was a familiar voice on Bukedde FM, where he earned a reputation for his deep understanding of current affairs, well-researched discussions and engaging delivery.His return to radio has already generated excitement among listeners who remember his days on the airwaves. Looking refreshed and bringing back the same energy and confidence that defined his earlier broadcasting career, Kazibwe’s arrival is expected to add a new dimension to Beat FM’s Sunday programming.Known for his knowledge of politics and current affairs, Kazibwe has built a reputation as a presenter who takes time to research his subjects before bringing them to the microphone, making his discussions both informative and engaging.Five Hot New Uganda Music Videos feat. Ceaserous, Maurice Kirya, Pawaboy AB, Ecko StarHis comeback marks a new chapter in his media journey, and with his wealth of experience in both broadcasting and politics, ‘Alipoota Olutagajjo’ could quickly become a must-listen programme for Ugandans who enjoy political conversations and analysis.We wish Hon. Kazibwe Bashir all the best as he embarks on this new chapter at Beat FM.Six years later, former Kawempe South Legislator and journalist Kazibwe Bashir Mbaziira has made his return to radio, joining Beat FM as a presenter.🎥: Beat FM pic.twitter.com/CTRVgLGwcJ— Erich Mboowa (@erich_mboowa) September 6, 2026The post Back To The Basics: Former Kawempe South MP Kazibwe Bashir returns to radio after six years appeared first on MBU.