Uganda Rolex Festival in Kampala
The Uganda Rolex Festival is a Kampala food festival built around the rolex, Uganda's beloved rolled-egg-and-chapati street food. It traces to an August 2016 launch at the Uganda Museum, where then-Tourism Minister Godfrey Kiwanda formally declared the rolex a tourism attraction, and later coverage from travel operators describes recurring August editions at Lugogo Grounds with cooking competitions, live music, and a craft market.
The rolex, a rolled chapati filled with a fried vegetable omelette, grew out of Kampala's student neighborhoods as cheap, fast street food, and over time became one of Uganda's most recognizable culinary exports, popular enough that Ugandans mark it with a dedicated street-food identity distinct from anything on a formal restaurant menu.