Lucky Rahma Mbabazi is a Ugandan radio and television presenter who has been one of the longest-serving journalists in the country.
Lucky Rahma Mbabazi, commonly referred to as Lucky Mbabazi is a Ugandan media personality well-known as a radio show host.
Alongside Gaetano Kaggwa, she co-hosts the breakfast show “Gaetano And Lucky In The Morning,” which airs every morning on weekdays on 91.3 Capital FM Kampala.
On her YouTube channel, she also hosts a show called “Kachai with Lucky,” based on captivating discussions between close companions about actual events.
Net Worth
The estimated net worth of Lucky Mbabazi is 217 million Ugandan Shillings.
Her career as a media celebrity brings in money for her. In 2021, her yearly income was 31 million Ugandan Shillings.
Early Life and Education
Lucky Rahma Mbabazi was born in Kampala, Uganda on October 28, 1980.
She pursued her schooling while residing here with her family. She studied in Kampala, Uganda, for her primary and high school education.
She then went to Tanzania, further pursuing her education at the University of Dar es Salaam.
Family Background
Lucky Mbabazi is a Munyankole by tribe. Her father was born and raised by the Banyankole.
Her great-grandparents were born in the Ankole region, which is her place of origin.
Marriage / Relationship
In 2016, Lucky Mbabazi got married to Patrick Kanyomozi, a sports journalist from Uganda and the president of the Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA).
Mbabazi claims that it wasn’t simple to introduce her spouse, Patrick Kanyomozi, to her family and friends because she was worried about being criticized for the couple’s age difference.
When they first met in 2011, he was a single father, and she was seven or eight years older than him.
Lucky and Kanyomozi have four children together.
Career and Professional Work Experience
During her time as a student in Tanzania, Lucky Mbabazi began her career as a radio personality on Times FM.
She began working for the Africa Media group at Magic FM, and while there, she was hired by DTV, or Dar es Salaam TV.
She worked for WBS TV in Uganda after her return, where she presented the Showtime Magazine.
In 2008, she switched radio stations, first to Beat FM and subsequently to KFM. She was the host of KFM’s daily show, which aired on weekdays.
In 2014, she hosted a health and lifestyle show on NBS TV under a contract with Next Media.
Later, in 2015, Lucky Mbabazi became a radio host on 91.3 Capital FM. She started off co-hosting a drive show with Patrick Salvador Idringi and the late Alex Ndawula.
After Ndawula retired, she stayed with Idringi until he left as well, at which point she began co-hosting the program with Gaetano Kagwa.
They were then asked to take over as hosts of Capital FM’s breakfast show. They first refused but later agreed to do it as long as they could do it their way.
Work experience background summary
| Years | Institution | Position |
| Times FM, Magic FM | Radio Personality | |
| 2008 | Beat FM, KFM radio | Show Host |
| 2014 | Next Media and NBS TV | Show Host |
| 2015 – Present | Capital FM radio | Co-host |
Achievements and Awards
The fitness event “Lucky’s Groove,” which attracts a variety of fitness enthusiasts and searchers to work out, was founded and organized by Lucky Mbabazi.
Controversies
Tweets from an X user going by the name @rnakands in September 2023 claimed that Lucky Mbabazi was embroiled in a sex scandal with her boss at Capital FM, Peter Mungoma.
Rahma claimed that Mbabazi’s marriage to Patrick Kanyomozi was in jeopardy because of the two of them “enjoying a secret relationship.”
With the description, “This mid-morning workout is directed by mwami,” Lucky Mbabazi quickly dispelled the rumours by posting a video of them working out on Instagram.
In a statement issued via social media, Capital FM Uganda dismissed charges made by Rahma Nakands regarding an intimate romance between the station’s CEO Peter Mungoma, and his staff Lucky Mbabazi.
Lucky Mbabazi hauled the late Isma Olaxess to Police CID headquarters in Kibuli for abusing her family and cyberbullying. Olaxess claimed that Patrick Kanyomozi is the parent of only one of her children.
Mbabazi was so offended by the claim that she went to the police and lodged a complaint against Isma Olaxess, who was subsequently called to appear before the CIID police.
Isma Olaxess declined to retract his remarks arguing that he couldn’t possibly apologize to Lucky Mbabazi because what he said was accurate.
