In a remarkable celebration of both its 16th anniversary and the indomitable spirit of Ugandan music, St. Andrew’s College, Sanda, has named a dormitory after one of the country’s brightest stars in the music industry, Spice Diana.
The announcement, which took place on Saturday, April 5, 2025, has been widely praised as a fitting tribute to the artist’s contributions to both the music scene and her impact on Ugandan culture.
The school made the announcement during its anniversary celebrations, and the news was shared by Spice Diana herself through her social media platforms, where she expressed her profound gratitude for the honor.

“Growing up, I often saw roads and buildings named after Uganda’s greats, but it never occurred to me that one day, my name could be honored in the same way,” Spice Diana wrote on her official social media accounts. “At St. Andrew, a school dormitory has been named ‘Spice Diana’ — and to me, that’s no small thing. It’s a powerful reminder that with great power comes great responsibility.”
The honor of having a dormitory named after Spice Diana is a testament to her influence and enduring legacy in Ugandan music. Known for hits such as “Anti” and “Siri Muyembe,” Spice Diana has become one of the most iconic figures in Uganda’s vibrant music scene. Her recognition extends beyond her musical talents; she is also known for her charitable work and empowering messages, particularly for young women across the country.

The naming of the dormitory is an important step for St. Andrew’s College, Sanda, as it highlights the institution’s commitment to celebrating and recognizing contemporary Ugandan figures who have made a significant impact. The school’s administration emphasized that the naming was not only a tribute to Spice Diana’s musical prowess but also to her dedication to using her platform to inspire future generations.
In her message, Spice Diana acknowledged the weight of the recognition, stating that it reminded her of the responsibility she carries as a public figure. Her words resonated with many, particularly the students and staff at St. Andrew’s, who now take pride in the fact that a key part of their institution is named after a Ugandan musical legend.
The event was attended by several notable personalities from Uganda’s entertainment and cultural spheres, as well as local dignitaries, all of whom praised the artist’s achievements and the importance of such honors in acknowledging the hard work and contributions of Ugandans in various fields.
With this symbolic gesture, St. Andrew’s College, Sanda has not only solidified Spice Diana’s place in the history of Uganda’s cultural landscape but also set an example for future generations to embrace their passions, work hard, and one day be remembered in such a lasting and meaningful way.
As the students and faculty of St. Andrew’s continue to celebrate the milestone of the 16th anniversary, they do so with an added sense of pride, knowing that their institution now houses a dormitory that bears the name of a true Ugandan icon.
For more updates on Spice Diana and St. Andrew’s College, Sanda, follow their official social media platforms.





















































































