Amor En El Tiempo Bachata CD

She trained as a music teacher and qualified in 1989.

She taught for eleven years at Namasagali College a secondary school and Kaliro Primary teacher training college. Her college choir represented the region several times at the national level music competitions.

SINGING CAREER:Rachel Magoola performed professionally with Uganda's top group, The Afrigo Band, from 1989 to 2001 when she started her solo career. She is now a successful artiste in her own right, having produced four solo albums, Inhaife in 1997, Tyenda Wundi in 1998, Tonyiiga in 2000 and Atwibembe 2001.

These albums earned her much respect from her fellow artistes and amongst the Ugandan public. One of the tracks on Inhaife, Obangaina, was a smash hit countrywide, and arguably the biggest hit in the history of Ugandan popular music. For example, it was Number One on Capital Radio's Coca-Cola Hot 7 at 7 for 30 consecutive days, a record. The videotapes Inhaife and Vooto were extensively played on UTV, WBS and other TV stations. Rachel hosted radio shows like Kampala's Top Twenty and The Morning Crew shows on Capital radio as well as being the guest on its Desert Island Discs programme. Other radio appearances include: Radio Simba's Countdown Africa (on which Obangaina was voted Number One); Radio Sanyu's African Express; Star FM's Munakatemba; Dembe FM and BBC's Focus on Africa in March 2003. Magoola has been featured numerous times in local newspapers. In a New Vision poll, she was voted one of the 100 most influential women for 1998-9. She was also voted one of Uganda's top 25 celebrities 2001.