Shock as Ugandan Actress Nicole Maimuna Tumusiime is Found Dead in Office

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ENTERTAINMENT | Ugandan Film Industry Mourns Sudden Death of Actress Nicole Maimuna Tumusiime

The Ugandan entertainment fraternity is in mourning following the sudden death of Nicole Maimuna Tumusiime, a rising actress best known for her captivating role in the JDC TV Series aired on Pearl Magic Prime.

Nicole was reportedly found dead in her office at the school where she worked, sending shockwaves through both the film and education communities. According to sources, her body was discovered early Wednesday morning, with initial reports suggesting she may have suffered a health-related complication during the night while alone at her workplace.

“We found her in her office this morning. We suspect she got an attack during the night. She was alone. We are now at the mortuary,” a colleague said.

Her untimely passing has left colleagues, fans, and fellow actors in deep sorrow, many describing her as a humble, disciplined, and exceptionally talented actress who brought warmth and energy to every project she worked on.

Balancing a career in both film and education, Nicole was widely admired for her work ethic and passion. Her colleagues say she was committed to inspiring her students while also pursuing her dreams in acting — a balance that made her a role model for many young Ugandans.

Since the news broke, tributes have poured in across social media, with fans and industry peers expressing shock and sadness. Many remembered her as a rising star whose life and career were cut tragically short.

Authorities have not yet released an official statement regarding the cause of her death, though investigations are underway. Her body has been taken to the mortuary as her family and colleagues begin burial arrangements.

Nicole Maimuna Tumusiime’s passing marks a heartbreaking loss to Uganda’s film industry, where she had quickly become one of the most promising and beloved talents of her generation.

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