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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!
Veteran Ugandan singer Mesach Semakula has opened up about two people he considers among his closest friends, saying both have long been misunderstood by the public despite their true personalities. Speaking during a YouTube podcast, Semakula reflected on what genuine friendship means to him, explaining that true bonds are not measured by how often people talk or meet. Instead, he said lasting friendships are built on trust, understanding and mutual respect—even if months pass without communication. His remarks offered a rare glimpse into his personal life while highlighting why he believes songwriter and politician Sylver Kyagulanyi and media personality Dianah…
Ugandan singer Azawi has made it clear that despite ongoing curiosity about her love life, she has not yet chosen a special someone. Speaking during a TikTok Live session, the Swangz Avenue star addressed questions about her relationship status and explained that while she has several potential partners in her life, she is still taking her time before committing to anyone. For fans who have been wondering whether the singer is secretly dating, Azawi had a simple answer: don’t believe any rumors unless they come directly from her. “If you haven’t seen any soft launch from me, then there is…
Ugandan singer Rabadaba, real name Faisal Seguya, has broken his silence following the death of his former partner Nalongo Maggie Salha Kaweesi, expressing shock and sadness over her passing. The “Mukyamu” singer shared an emotional tribute on his social media platforms, saying he struggled to believe the news after learning that Maggie had died. Rabadaba revealed that the two had spoken just a few weeks before her death and that she appeared to be doing well at the time. His message came days after Maggie’s passing on Monday, 20th July 2026, with reports indicating that she had been undergoing treatment…
The family of Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi has released her tentative burial program following her death, with funeral arrangements now underway as relatives and friends prepare to give her a final farewell. Maggie, who was the mother of twins with the late Ugandan singer AK47, died following reported malaria-related complications. According to the burial arrangements, she will be laid to rest on Saturday, 25th July 2026, at Kibbugga Village in Butambala District. Funeral prayers are scheduled to begin at 12:00 pm before the burial ceremony. The announcement comes as family members continue mourning her passing and honoring her memory. A vigil…
Dancehall artist Kapa Cat, real name Catherine Tumusiime, believes Uganda’s music industry needs more competition, creativity, and friendly rivalry—and she says musical battles could be the spark needed to bring back excitement. The “Just In Case” singer has described the current state of the Ugandan entertainment scene as “boring,” arguing that artists are no longer embracing the kind of competitive spirit that once made the industry more vibrant. According to Kapa Cat, she is ready to step into a musical showdown with almost any artist if it helps revive interest and energy within the industry. Speaking in an interview, the…
Rising Ugandan singer Laty Wizy has opened up about his frustrations with the country’s music industry, accusing some artists and industry players of failing to properly recognize the creative contributions of fellow musicians. The singer says the lack of credit given to artists has affected his willingness to collaborate, arguing that creatives should respect each other’s work and acknowledge original contributions. Laty Wizy’s comments come as he shared a personal experience involving the song “No One Nobody,” which he claims was originally his project before it was later recorded by Sheebah and Jowy Landa. Speaking about the wider industry culture,…
Ugandan entertainment circles are mourning following reports that Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi, the former partner of late singer AK-47, has passed away. According to preliminary reports reaching our news desk, Maggie died after being admitted to hospital while receiving treatment. Details surrounding the circumstances of her death remain limited, and official confirmation is still awaited. Sources indicate that Maggie was first admitted at Nsambya Hospital before later being transferred to Mengo Hospital, where she reportedly passed away. The news has drawn attention from members of the Mayanja family, with reports indicating that singer Pallaso and other relatives arrived at the hospital…
Media personality and singer Ahlam Ismail, popularly known as Lamu, has shared a candid account of the obstacles that disrupted her music career, saying the biggest challenges often happened away from the public eye. The former emPawa Africa artist revealed that while pursuing her dream of becoming a successful musician, she encountered behind-the-scenes setbacks, battled self-doubt, and faced opposition from her family. Despite those experiences, Lamu says she has no regrets about choosing her own path and hopes her story will encourage other young women navigating Uganda’s entertainment industry. Her reflections offer a personal look at the sacrifices and difficult…
For decades, Lord Fred Sebatta has been one of the most recognizable names in Uganda’s Kadongo Kamu music scene. But according to the veteran singer, the title that has become synonymous with his career was never something he deliberately chose. Reflecting on the story behind the famous nickname, Sebatta revealed that “Lord” was given to him by friends during the early years of his music journey. Although the name eventually became part of his public identity, he admitted there was a time when he tried to distance himself from it. His revelation offers fans a rare glimpse into how one…
Pastor Aloysius Bujjingo has found himself at the center of online conversation after a video of his FIFA World Cup prediction resurfaced following Spain’s victory in the tournament. The clip, which has been widely shared across social media, shows Bujjingo naming four countries he believed would go on to win the World Cup. However, Spain ultimately lifted the trophy, prompting many internet users to revisit his earlier remarks and compare them with the final outcome. The renewed attention has fueled jokes and commentary online, with many users highlighting that the eventual champions were not among the teams he mentioned. In…