What’s Former Radio Presenter Alex Ndawula’s Death Cause?

Former Radio Presenter Alexander Ndawula sadly passed away this evening June 6, 2022, at Nsambya hospital. Alex Ndawula’s cause of death has not been released at the time.

Patricia Osman, capital FM’s producer, and news anchor shared the Ndawula’s passing Monday evening. “A legend has gone to sleep. Rest in Peace Radio Legend. Sleep well. We shall forever celebrate you Alexander Ndawula,” Osman wrote on social media

When Ndawula first went on air at 91.3 Capital FM Radio in 1995. The radio presenter finally got the perfect vehicle to prove his take-no-prisoners talent.

Alex was at the helm of Capital FM for more than 20 years. He was also a name to reckon with on Capital FM and Sanyu FM with his breakfast shows.

He joined Kisementi-based Capital FM where Alex presented the morning show. Alexander later presented the Dance Force and Sundowner on the same station where he ended his professional career.

Alexander called it quits after 40 years of service on the radio in 2017. During his time at Capital FM, Alex hosted the Capital Dance Force and also the famous Over Drive show where he left a mark.

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Alex Ndawula’s Cause of Death is still Secret

Alex Ndawula’s cause of death is still a secret and his family has not released a statement surrounding his death cause at this time. He passed away at Nsambya hospital where he was bedridden for some time.

Born in New York in the United States in 1963, Alex relocated to Uganda when his dad passed away when he was only eight years.

Alexander would later join St.Mary’s College Kisubi but just one year later went to Nairobi, then Namasagali for his high school, and ultimately Nakawa Technical Institute from where he did Marketing.

He said his hobbies centered around radio presenting as well as deejaying and this shaped his career and future. “My idea of fun as a child-centered on playing basketball, swimming, playing music and I loved to read,” Alex said in an interview with this publication in 2012.

“I would collect comics and novels from friends, after all, we used to have standard books which everyone, or at least most of us in the class had to have read. This upbringing has had an impact on me because, in my scope of work, I have to research and be well informed, fortunately, it all began when I was a child,” Ndawula said then.

He worked as a radio presenter and deejay at Capital FM, one of Uganda’s biggest radio stations from 1995 until 2015 when Alex finally retired from radio.

The radio presenter is being mourned by many Ugandans in different fields of life, especially in the entertainment industry in which Alex had a great impact as a music promoter and a celebrated deejay.

Miles Rwamiti a veteran TV personality wrote: “NATION IN GRIEF! A mic legend, maestro disc spinner, Alex Ndawula is gone!”

“Rest in Peace Radio Legendary Alex Ndawula. You paved a way for many. Rest in Power,” Douglas Lwanga, a TV presenter and entertainment show host at NBS TV, posted.

Allan Tashobya said that Ndawula was A unique voice, a great legend, and one of the larger-than-life Media Personalities on Capital FM Uganda. He added that Alex made us fall in love with this whole thing we now call a professional career.

Allan Ssenyonga tweeted: “A true legend has signed out. He set the FM waves on fire in the morning and even more, during his Dance Force mixes. At the peak of FM radio, the dance weekend space belonged to Alex Ndawula. Fare thee well Alex Ndawula.”

Another heartbreaking news! Member of the popular gospel vocal group the McCrary Sisters passed away at 67. Deborah McCrary’s cause of death has not been announced but she survived a stroke in 2013 which almost ended her career.

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