Afro dancehall singer Arnold Kabera, commonly known as Sintex has revealed that he is planning for his wedding ceremony mid-next year, now that he and Shadia Keza, a Rwandan residing in Canada, are now husband and wife before the law.

"So far we are done with the civil wedding. I feel so good. We are looking ahead to celebrating our wedding in the mid-next year, envisioning life together and sharing vows,” he told The New Times.

The lovebirds on Thursday August 24, embraced the commitment of marriage during a civil wedding ceremony held at Kimironko Sector in Gasabo District.

The couple kept their relationship a secret, concealing it from the public eye.

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About Sintex

Born in 1989 in Uganda, Sintex&039;s family moved to Rwanda when he was young. He began his primary school at La Colombière before his parents sent him back to study in Uganda for his secondary education.

The 34-year-old returned to Rwanda in 2012 and began his musical journey, but it wasn't until 2017 that his hit songs 'Why', 'Super Star', 'You', launched him to fame, earning him a contract with Arthur Nation.

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Sintex's familial ties within the entertainment world run deep. His brother Arthur Nkusi, is a celebrated comedian in Rwanda and founder of Seka Live comedy. Both brothers are sons of Kennedy Mpazimpaka, a distinguished figure in Rwanda's cinema.

Some of Sintex’s other hit songs include ‘Hand of God’, ‘Family’ and ‘Ye ye ye.’