Takeaways

• Viana Indi has joined NRG Radio Uganda and will co-host NRG Circle.
• She joins a vibrant lineup including Crysto Panda, Sheilah Salta, and others.
• The move positions her on a larger Pan-African platform under Live-54.

Media moves don’t come with warning signs—and every now and then, one drops that gets people talking. This time, it’s Viana Indi, who has officially joined NRG Radio Uganda.

Her arrival adds her to a vibrant, youth-driven lineup that continues to define the station’s identity. Over time, NRG has become home to a wave of energetic media personalities like Crysto Panda, Prim Asiimwe, Mr. Henrie, Sheilah Salta, DJ Vee, and many others shaping Uganda’s entertainment space. It’s a dynamic environment—one that Viana walks into at full speed.

So, who is Viana Indi?

If you’ve followed Uganda’s media scene, then her name probably rings a bell. Viana Indi has quietly built a solid presence across both TV and radio, earning a reputation for being confident, relatable, and effortlessly engaging on air. She’s the kind of presenter who doesn’t try too hard—yet still manages to keep listeners locked in.

Off the mic, she’s just as active. From influencing brands to hosting events and hyping crowds in clubs, Viana has created a connection with her audience that goes beyond the airwaves. People don’t just listen to her—they show up.

What’s next for her?

She’s stepping straight into NRG Circle, where she’ll be co-hosting alongside Gaga and DJ VXFaisal every Monday to Thursday, from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The show is known for its high energy, unfiltered conversations, trending topics, and the kind of banter that keeps youth audiences hooked.

But this move is about more than just a new show. NRG Radio Uganda operates under Live-54, a growing Pan-African creative ecosystem that connects radio, music, events, and digital distribution across the continent. In simple terms, it gives Viana access to a much bigger stage—one that stretches far beyond Uganda.

The station is also doubling down on its audio-visual approach, blending traditional radio on 106.5FM with digital and visual content. It’s a space where personalities aren’t just heard—they’re seen.

With moves like this continuing to shake up the industry, one question naturally comes up: who’s next?