Juliet Zawedde
Ugandan musician and entrepreneur
Juliet Zawedde (born 17 July 1979) is a Ugandan social entrepreneur, philanthropist and musical artist based in Waltham, Massachusetts, United States. She is also a humanitarian which is seen through the Juliet Zawedde Foundation and for founding Convenient Home Care, a business initiative in the United States.
Juliet Zawedde is married to Tanzanian musician Bushoke. The couple wed on 17 October 2025 in the United States in a private ceremony attended by close friends and family, including Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone.
Early life and career
Juliet Zawedde was born in Nateete, a town near Kampala, Uganda. She later moved to the United States, where she established her professional and philanthropic career.
In the United States, she founded Convenient Home Care, a service-oriented enterprise, then she also launched the Juliet Zawedde Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable populations. Through the Juliet Zawedde foundation, she has implemented programs aimed at providing financial assistance, education support, and healthcare aid to those in need.
Philanthropy
She has done charity work in Uganda and beyond. In 2023, her foundation donated US$100,000 to support underprivileged groups in Uganda.
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