Author: Wamala

Ugandan singer Jowy Landa has made headlines by revealing she is willing to perform for any political party, whether in opposition or the ruling NRM, as long as the payment meets her standards. The outspoken artist, known for hits that resonate across Uganda, emphasized that she doesn’t mix politics with business. “I can perform for any political party if the money is right and my management agrees. I will eat the money. I won’t suffer because of opinions. Let them hire us and we work,” Jowy Landa said. Business Over Politics Jowy’s stance comes amid debates around musicians’ roles in…

Ugandan musician and former political aspirant Tuff B has spoken out strongly against pastors who take sides in politics, calling for a neutral and inclusive church. The outspoken artist, who recently contested for the Makindye East MP seat but lost the NUP flag to Ali Mulyanyama, criticized religious leaders for straying from their spiritual mission. “The Church Should Welcome Everyone” Tuff B emphasized that pastors should emulate the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, who welcomed all people regardless of status or political affiliation. “Your job is to play Jesus. Your job is to do what the apostles did —…

It was a night of elegance, rhythm, and pure Ugandan pride as Navio, one of Africa’s most respected hip-hop icons, delivered a breathtaking performance at his “Orchestra Experience” concert held at the Kampala Serena Hotel on Saturday, October 4, 2025. From the moment the gates opened at 5 PM, fans streamed into the venue, dressed to impress and buzzing with anticipation. The black carpet shimmered with star power, as Uganda’s entertainment elite, socialites, and industry heavyweights showed up to celebrate Navio’s milestone event — one that has already been hailed as a cultural and musical landmark. A Grand Entrance and…

Social and political analyst Frank Ntambi has finally broken his silence following the peaceful resolution of his cyber harassment case involving top Ugandan talent manager Jeff Kiwa. With the long-standing legal battle now officially behind them, Ntambi is urging for a fresh start built on respect, collaboration, and forgiveness. “That Chapter Is Closed — Let’s Move Forward” Speaking publicly for the first time since the Makindye Chief Magistrate’s Court formally closed the case on Thursday, Ntambi struck a tone of reconciliation rather than resentment. “My message to Jeff Kiwa: I think when this saga came, it was a chapter that…

Rising Ugandan star Nandor Love, real name Nantume Dorcus Tendo, is letting fans in on a touching chapter of her musical journey — one that started long before she ever hit the big stage. The “Mpologoma” hitmaker recently shared that her love for music began in childhood, revealing that she actually wrote her first song while still in Primary Seven. “I Was Born With the Gift of Music” During a Q&A session with fans, Nandor Love responded to a question about what first inspired her to pursue a music career. Her answer melted hearts. “I was born with the gift…

Ugandan singer and songwriter Nandor Love has spoken out with heartfelt advice for upcoming artists struggling to find their footing in the country’s fast-moving music industry. The “Kinawolovu” hitmaker, celebrated for her soulful voice and authentic storytelling, opened up about the challenges of breaking through without compromising one’s integrity — a topic that has become increasingly relevant amid growing conversations around exploitation and pressure in the entertainment world. “Give Yourself Time — Don’t Rush the Process” In her candid message, Nandor Love reflected on her own journey to success, which she says has been shaped by patience, focus, and self-discipline.…

Veteran Ugandan singer Abdul Mulaasi has finally opened up about the real story behind his famous “Farm” — a concept that once dominated headlines and social media chatter following the release of his chart-topping song of the same name. In a new tell-all interview, Mulaasi addressed years of speculation about what his so-called “farm” really represented. While many believed it referred to a group of women he allegedly kept under one roof, the singer insists the truth is far less scandalous — and far more misunderstood. “I Only Had Two Official Wives and Two Girlfriends” Mulaasi revealed that contrary to…

Veteran Ugandan musician Abdul Mulaasi has sparked intense debate after openly criticizing the exploitative practices of modern music managers, accusing them of prioritizing profits over artist growth. While appearing on a YouTube podcast, Mulaasi didn’t hold back as he shared his personal insights on how the artist–manager relationship has drastically changed over the years — and not for the better. “These days, most managers don’t build artists — they use them,” Mulaasi declared. “Once they’ve made their money, they move on to the next person.” His explosive remarks have reignited long-standing concerns about artist welfare and management ethics in Uganda’s…

Media personality and musician Tuff B has finally addressed the growing buzz surrounding his alleged fallout with Bebe Cool, after claims surfaced that he disrespected his former colleague while trying to win political favor within the National Unity Platform (NUP). The controversy comes just days after the NUP announced its flag bearers for the 2026 general elections, with Ali Mulyanyama clinching the party flag for the Makindye East Member of Parliament seat — a position Tuff B had expressed interest in. Fans quickly linked his previous comments comparing Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool to political posturing, sparking heated debate online.…

Uganda’s music industry just got a major refresh! A wave of new music videos has dropped from some of the country’s hottest names — Ava Peace, King Saha, Mbeewo, Nesa Nita, and Lucky Jo — each bringing their unique sound, energy, and visual flair to fans hungry for fresh vibes. From heartfelt love ballads to dancefloor bangers, these releases are already turning heads on YouTube and sparking conversations on TikTok and X (formerly Twitter). Let’s dive into the latest drops that have the streets and playlists buzzing. 🎶 Ava Peace – “Daily” Ava Peace is on a winning streak, and…

Ugandan songstress Spice Diana has added her voice to the heated political conversation sweeping across the country following the National Unity Platform (NUP) party’s release of its 2026 general election flag bearers. The highly anticipated list, unveiled on Monday, has ignited mixed reactions nationwide—especially after several big-name personalities were not included among the chosen candidates. Among the notable names missing from the list are musician Big Eye, media personality Mary Flavia Namulindwa, comedian Reign, and former TV host Tuff B, all of whom had publicly shown interest in contesting for political seats under the NUP banner. “This Is Just the…

Ugandan musician Kabako has publicly called out Ziza Bafana for attending the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) event that launched President Yoweri Museveni’s campaign music album. Bafana, a known supporter of the National Unity Platform (NUP), faced heavy backlash from fans and fellow musicians after his appearance at the function. Many questioned whether his attendance contradicted his political stance. “We are probably the same age with him, so I don’t know who’s smarter, but people didn’t take it well. They even sent me that video of him wearing a mask at the event, but that wasn’t right,” Kabako said.

Ugandan singer Spice Diana has revealed that she cannot entirely rule out a future in politics, though her current focus remains on her thriving music career. In a recent interview with journalists, the star drew parallels between music and politics, describing both as life paths people can choose depending on where their ambitions and passions lead them. “A musician decides what they want to do, and if they feel they are tired of music and want to join politics, it’s up to them because everyone has life decisions to make. I’m focusing on music because that’s what I know best,”…

Comedian and social media star Martha Kay has opened up about the emotional toll she faced after her private pictures were leaked online in 2019. In a candid podcast interview, she revealed that the scandal completely upended her life, leaving her feeling sad, confused, and overwhelmed. “Life just flipped, and everything became so sad because I had this vision of how my life was supposed to go. It wasn’t going in that way. I had so many questions—to God, to myself, to life,” she explained.

Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has taken to social media to celebrate Rihanna’s inspiring approach to motherhood, following the global star’s announcement of her third child, Rocki Irish Mayers, with rapper A$AP Rocky. The couple’s rapid expansion of their family—three children in just three years: RZA Athelston Mayers, Riot Rose Mayers, and now Rocki Irish Mayers—has captured worldwide attention.

Ugandan music legend Jose Chameleone has publicly addressed ongoing attacks from events promoter Nobat Events, calling for an immediate ceasefire on social media. In a heartfelt audio message, Chameleone accused Nobat of hopping from platform to platform, spreading false information, and insulting him—despite the fact that they have never worked together professionally. “Nobat, I do not know why you have a problem with me because I have never worked with you as my promoter. I only work with the likes of Balaam, KT, Abitex, among others, and not you. Yet you keep attacking me online. Every time I see your…

Hon. Geoffrey Lutaaya has publicly addressed claims by his illegitimate daughter, 17-year-old Nambatya Mellan Lutaaya, who accused him of being a deadbeat dad on social media. The controversy has captured the attention of the media and sparked widespread debate online. During a phone interview, Lutaaya confirmed Mellan is indeed his daughter but said her social media outburst was influenced by malicious parties. “She doesn’t deserve to be used like that. She is old enough, and I can take her with me. I want to introduce her to her clan. Have taken care of other people’s children; mine cannot fail me.…

Makerere University Guild President Ssentamu Churchill James has shared how a painful breakup early in his life became a driving force behind his success. Speaking on Galaxy TV’s Star Connect, Churchill recounted how his former partner ended their relationship because she thought he lacked ambition and financial stability. “She broke up with me. But I wasn’t poor, I was working. I didn’t have as much money to take care of her. She thought I didn’t have ambitions or a future ahead of me,” Churchill said, adding that he still wishes her well.

Ugandan musician Pretty Banks has officially announced her departure from Jeff Kiwa’s label Team No Sleep (TNS) after completing just two projects under the management. Fans and industry watchers had speculated about the split, and the singer recently shared her side of the story in an interview with Galaxy TV. “Right now I’m on my own. I asked him to let me go. We had no issues, but I had my personal problems, and with my mum sick, I had to be on my own without pressure from management,” she explained.

Ugandan actor, writer, and HIV activist Aloysious Matovu Joy is recovering after a terrifying boda boda accident along Jinja Road in the Industrial Area. The incident left him and his colleague injured but grateful to have survived. In a video circulating on social media, Matovu is seen lying on a bed, speaking to his caretakers while sharing his experience with fans and the public. “I was in a terrible state, but God came through. I hit my kneecap and my hand. My rider is in stitches,” he said.