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Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!
Uganda’s grassroots music scene is producing a new generation of artists whose sounds are finding unexpected momentum on TikTok, with street anthems turning into viral moments across the platform. From Kampala’s neighborhoods to communities across the country, young creatives continue to prove that talent can emerge from anywhere. While many upcoming artists have the creativity and unique sounds needed to stand out, access to funding, exposure and industry support remains one of their biggest challenges. One person who has continued creating opportunities for emerging talent is Shirtless Boss, who has built a reputation for helping give young creatives a platform…
SP Michael Kananura has responded to concerns over alleged selective enforcement during Operation Tekeleza Sheria, saying the ongoing traffic operation is not targeting specific individuals but is focused on vehicles found violating the law. The Uganda Police spokesperson addressed questions raised after public debate over why some high-profile personalities’ vehicles had not been intercepted despite claims that they may have traffic violations involving illegal sirens, lights, or number plates. According to Kananura, enforcement officers do not go searching for vehicles at people’s homes. Instead, motorists are dealt with when they encounter Police and Military Police teams on roads or at…
Spice Diana has weighed in on the conversation around men who are still renting homes, saying there should be no shame in renting because owning property is not the only measure of success. The Ugandan singer addressed women who reject potential partners simply because they do not own houses, arguing that many people begin life as tenants before eventually building or purchasing their own homes. “We’ve all rented before and there are some landlords who rent too, so that’s fine,” Spice Diana said. The singer emphasized that renting should not automatically be viewed as a sign of failure, saying the…
Katikkiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga has advised young people to avoid rushing into building expensive homes before securing strong financial foundations, arguing that early house construction can limit money needed for business growth and investments. Mayiga shared the advice while addressing the pressure some young people face to own residential property as a sign of success. He encouraged them to first focus on creating sustainable sources of income before committing large amounts of money to building homes. “Early house construction drains resources needed for growing business. Take your time, grow your investments, an own house will follow as a…
Zari Hassan’s 46th birthday celebration turned into a major fashion moment after the Ugandan-born socialite reportedly ordered security to remove guests who arrived wearing jeans and T-shirts. The glamorous party, held at Marriott Hotel Nsambya in Kampala, was designed around an elegant theme, with Zari expecting attendees to follow a more sophisticated dress code featuring formal and stylish outfits. According to reports, some guests who arrived in casual clothing did not meet the standard set for the event. During the celebration, Zari reportedly addressed the issue directly and asked her security team to take action. “Jeans and T-shirts, sorry, you’re…
Police detectives have searched the home of Vincent Arnold Nsamba, the prime suspect in the death of legendary Ugandan musician Moses Matovu, as investigations into the fatal attack continue. The search was conducted on Friday, September 25, 2026, one day after Matovu, the longtime Afrigo Band icon, was allegedly attacked in the Kibuli area of Kampala District. According to preliminary police findings, detectives recovered a jacket, shirt and trousers from Nsamba’s residence. Authorities said the items are believed to be the clothes Nsamba allegedly wore on Thursday, the day Matovu was attacked. Police say Nsamba fled the scene shortly after…
Daxx Kartel has sparked a conversation about the definition of a musician in Uganda, arguing that the country has far more performing artists than actual musicians. The singer shared his assessment of the local music industry during a discussion featured on Galaxy TV’s Jikonkone Rewind, saying Uganda has only a limited number of musicians. “We’ve very few musicians in Uganda. Most of us are just performing artists,” Daxx Kartel said. Daxx went on to explain that, in his view, being a musician involves more than singing or performing songs. “Musician means someone or a creative who knows how to play…
By Wamala Sipirian Published: September 25, 2026 NEW YORK — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has thanked Uganda for erecting a memorial to his late brother, Yoni Netanyahu, at the Old Entebbe Airport terminal, where the Israeli commando commander was killed during the 1976 hostage rescue operation. Netanyahu made the remarks during his address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Thursday, recalling the Entebbe raid as an example of Israel’s determination to confront threats against its citizens. “My brother, the commander of the storming party, was the only soldier killed in this mission. I want to…
By Wamala Sipirian Published: September 25, 2026 Tanzania has called for stronger action to reduce maternal, newborn and child deaths across Africa, urging countries to move beyond established policies and proven solutions and focus on delivering lifesaving healthcare consistently. The call was made on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, where Tanzania’s Vice President, Deogratias Ndejembi, represented President Samia Suluhu Hassan at a high-level Heads of State side event on maternal and child survival. President Samia is the African Union Champion for Maternal and Child Health. Speaking on her behalf, Ndejembi said the survival of women, newborns…
Ugandan lawyer and politician Mubarak Munyagwa has taken aim at singer Gloria Bugie’s public image, saying she would be in prison if he had the authority to arrest her. Speaking during a conversation with Kasuku, Munyagwa criticized what he described as declining morals in Uganda’s entertainment industry, particularly the way some artists dress in public. He singled out Gloria Bugie as an example, arguing that the singer has attracted attention more for her revealing outfits than for her music. According to Munyagwa, some artists are increasingly dressing in ways he believes expose parts of their bodies that should remain private.…