• Mama D returns for her final attempt to break the longest cookathon record at 140+ hours.
• Becky Bakes aims to set Africa’s first bakeathon record, marking a major milestone.
• The June 1st event in Kyanja highlights Uganda’s growing influence in global culinary challenges.

A defining moment for Uganda’s culinary scene is on the horizon as Mama D and Becky Bakes gear up for bold attempts at the Guinness World Records.

On June 1st at Velocity in Kyanja, Mama D will return to the spotlight for what she says will be her final shot at breaking the record for the longest cookathon. The target is no small feat—140 hours, 28 minutes, and 28 seconds. But for Mama D, this goes beyond numbers. It’s a personal journey driven by resilience, growth, and a desire to make her country proud.

After falling short in previous attempts, she comes back more prepared, focused, and determined. Backed by experience and stronger support, Mama D is aiming not just to endure, but to finally cross the finish line and inspire others along the way.

Sharing the stage is Becky Bakes, a rising name in Uganda’s baking industry, who is stepping into history with Africa’s first-ever Bakeathon attempt. She is targeting the current record of 47 hours, 11 minutes, and 11 seconds. Her challenge marks a major milestone—not only for Uganda but for the continent at large.

Together, the two women represent ambition, courage, and possibility. While each is chasing a different record, they are united in purpose, standing side by side as the nation watches.

Beyond the record attempts, the event promises a vibrant experience filled with nonstop cooking, baking, and an electric atmosphere at Velocity in Kyanja. It’s set to be a celebration of endurance, creativity, and community spirit.

As June 1st draws closer, the message is clear—this is bigger than breaking records. It’s about making a statement, and Uganda is ready.