Kaweesi Mark

05/12/2025

I arrived in Cape Town yesterday, ready to Judge Undisputed Masters Cape Town.
is one of the very few topnotch - high level competitors, trainer & tested judges, world class organisation, representation of the culture, next level production to name a few.
As a judge i put it all in to fulfill this responsibility and serve - continuous learning, unending practice, reading & studying, conversations, shadow judging sessions etc.
Projects like this makes it worth it!

This assignment hits home. I get to analyze breaking, something I have actively practices for 16 years & more. Connect and build with people whom we share the passion for the culture. Share the panel with individuals who have extended experience in judging. Contribute to a recognized jam taking place on African soil and shinning light on the breaking talents we have on the continent.

Live updates here https://www.instagram.com/undisputedmasters?igsh=MTRqMXZhYm1jODdnMw==

28/11/2025

11/11/2025

Judging duty has called!
I have been assigned to judge at the next Undisputed Masters breaking world championships in Cape Town, South Africa.
is one of the very few topnotch - high level competitors, trainer & tested judges, world class organisation, representation of the culture, next level production to name a few.
As a judge i put it all in to fulfill this responsibility and serve - continuous learning, unending practice, reading & studying, conversations, shadow judging sessions etc.
Projects like this makes it worth it!

This assignment hits home. I get to analyze breaking, something I have actively practices for 16 years & more. Connect and build with people whom we share the passion for the culture. Share the panel with individuals who have extended experience in judging. Contribute to a recognized jam taking place on African soil and shinning light on the breaking talents we have on the continent.

Thank you Tyrone and the team for getting me involved and organizing this.

10/11/2025

Photos wrapping up a morning of professional development and learning for 12+ primary school teachers of Sweet Valley School in Entebbe area of Wakiso district Uganda.

Through Imagination Circle we collaborated with TEN to inspire, empower, enable and equip teachers with effective tools and approaches that transform students in classrooms and learning environments. And get them to think about lessons that impact their students’ lives on an everyday basis.

On that day, I facilitated a session on effective communication, putting focus on empathic listening (what it is, how can we adapt in our our day today lives, how can we catch & stop ourselves when we are missing it) We experienced it in several scenarios.

Are you an Organisations, group or any formation interested in creative facilitation/coaching services?
DM.

23/10/2025

Sometime back I sat down with Musinguzi Bamuturaki and we talked about a wide range of things. Including but not limited to my passion for breaking and hiphop culture, how I have used it as a tool to uplift people throughout my 16+ years of practicing, the life changing hiphop centred work we’re doing in Namuwongo slums through Imagination Circle and more.
In moments that followed, this interview featured in Daily Monitor news papers.

Check out the article.
https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/breaking-barriers-with-breakdance-5131810

Enjoy it!

30/09/2025

Guiding our students in Namuwongo slums through some exercises that will help them build strong footwork posture, smooth switching from 1 side to another, balance both sides and master the movements. Through Imagination Circle, we provide a free & open creative development program in this slum area. A big component of this program are tri-weekly breakdance classes that happen on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. One of our objectives here is to teach moves, guide students to innovative and creative their own. Would you like to donate to this program or any of our other programs?. DM and make sure to follow Circle.

23/09/2025

is bringing visible & tangible positive changes in Namuwongo slums.

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