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Stuart Kagoro is a Ugandan media entrepreneur and publicist. He is the founder of the entertainment news website BigEyeUG and he has worked as a public relations officer for several Ugandan artists including Jose Chameleone.
In 2017, Kagoro became the publicist for Jose Chameleone, who credited him with making the 2023 Gwanga Mujje show a success. Kagoro previously worked as a manager for Big Eye Starboss.