EXILED BOBI WINE MOURNS COMEDIAN KAPERE

The Ugandan entertainment fraternity is mourning the loss of one of its most distinct and beloved comedic voices. Yokana Mbuuse, universally known and adored as Kapere Lufotose, passed away on November 1, 2026, at a hospital in Buddo, Wakiso District.

Kapere’s sudden death has left fans and loved ones in shock. According to reports, he collapsed following a school visit with his wife and children, having attended a party earlier that same day. After initially being rushed to a clinic, he was transferred to a hospital in Buddo, where he breathed his last. As of now, no official cause of death has been released.

Kapere first captured the hearts of Ugandans as a standout member of the Amarula Family comedy group. Renowned for his unforgettable physical comedy and trademark self-deprecating humor, he carved out a unique space in the nation's entertainment landscape.

 Beyond comedy, Kapere later ventured into the public sphere by aligning with the National Unity Platform (NUP), displaying ambitions to transition into local politics and serve his community and these this what Bobi Wine talks about Him. 

Comedian Kapere and exiled Bobi Wine

"I’m one of the many who were fortunate enough to experience his friendship. He was a man who refused to be defined by his appearance, he let his sincerity, character and heart speak for him. And what a beautiful heart he had! What an interesting character! "

Kapere and His wife

Despite facing financial struggles and well-known challenges, such as occasionally keeping up with rent, wealth was never a requirement for their partnership. Maama Trump remained fiercely loyal, steadfast, and devoted through both good times and bad, loving Kapere entirely for who he was. In an era where relationships often falter under pressure, their journey stood as a powerful testament that true love and genuine companionship can thrive amidst adversity. Furthermore, Maama Trump consistently carried herself with remarkable grace and discipline during public interviews and appearances.

Kapere is survived by his wife, Lydia Nakandi, and their children. He leaves behind a legacy of laughter, humility, and a reminder of the enduring power of unconditional love.