Author: Wamala

Ugandan singer and songwriter Joshua Baraka is ready to reveal a hidden side of his creative journey — his long-time dream of becoming a DJ. In a candid interview, Baraka shared that he’s already lined up a stage name for his DJ persona: DJ Carlos Lopez. He even hinted that he wouldn’t mind taking on bar and club gigs if the right opportunity arises. “I used to hang out with Sese the DJ a lot and I just learnt from him. The journey hasn’t been very hard for me because right now I don’t really do it to a certain…

The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, has sparked widespread discussion after openly questioning the growing trend of young men marrying significantly older women, calling some of these women “grannies.” Addressing a recent gathering, Mayiga voiced concern over why young people are choosing relationships with older partners instead of marrying peers closer to their age. “Once you finish school, there’s nothing stopping you from getting married. We married when we were young, and here we are, still happily married,” he said. “Why Marry a Woman in Her 50s?” — Mayiga’s Candid Advice The Buganda Premier didn’t mince words, highlighting the…

Ugandan music producer Kuseim has finally shared the story behind his relationship with fiancée Kathy Bae — and set the record straight on the persistent rumors linking him to his artist, Pia Pounds. In a recent interview with Spark TV, Kuseim explained that his connection with Kathy started in a modern, familiar way — through social media — shortly after he had produced Pia Pounds’ hit song Bitimba. “She liked the Bitimba song and did a challenge, so one day while doing a small initiative to thank our fans, we started working together. I later asked her to do more…

Ugandan singer Mary Bata is speaking her truth — and she’s not apologizing for it. While many of her fellow female artists are tying the knot or flaunting relationships online, Mary says she’s taking a completely different route — one that puts her music career above marriage and societal expectations. In a recent interview, the talented singer opened up about her decision to stay single, revealing that her journey from the village to Kampala was never about romance, but about hard work, ambition, and self-fulfillment. “My problem was that when I was leaving the village for Kampala, I was only…

Ugandan singer and industry powerhouse Phina Mugerwa, popularly known as Masanyalaze, is calling on fellow musicians to take responsibility and formally register with the Uganda Musicians Association (UMA) and other creative bodies governing the arts sector. Her remarks come after UMA faced a wave of online criticism over claims that it failed to support the family of the late singer Olisha M during her funeral. But according to Phina, the truth tells a different story. Phina Clarifies UMA’s Position Amid Backlash In a candid message addressing the controversy, Phina explained that UMA’s limited involvement in the funeral arrangements stemmed from…

Ugandan fashion icon and visionary Oscar Kampala is once again making headlines — this time with his most ambitious project yet. The 24-year-old entrepreneur has officially revealed plans for his next groundbreaking initiative, “7,000 Men,” scheduled to take place in 2026. Following the massive success of his previous events, “300 Men” and “1,000 Men,” this next chapter is set to become Africa’s largest youth-driven empowerment and networking experience, blending style, purpose, and leadership on a never-before-seen scale. From 300 to 7,000 — The Rise of a Visionary Movement What began as a small gathering of stylish, ambitious young men has…

Uganda’s entertainment scene just got hotter — and not because of a new hit song. Singer-songwriter Dokta Brain has publicly called out Alien Skin, the self-proclaimed Fangone Forest CEO, labeling him “the most overrated artist in Uganda.” The bold statement, made during a recent interview on Galaxy FM, has sent shockwaves through social media, with fans and industry insiders weighing in on whether Dokta Brain is speaking facts or just stirring the pot. “I’m Not Scared of His Fans” — Dokta Brain Stands Firm When asked which Ugandan artist he believes is overrated, Dokta Brain didn’t flinch before naming Alien…

After nearly ten years lighting up Ugandan television screens, longtime BBS Terefayina presenter Florence Nampijja is rumored to be leaving the station — a move that has shocked fans and colleagues alike. The news broke after media personality Kasuku shared what appears to be a farewell message allegedly sent by Nampijja to her coworkers in a BBS staff WhatsApp group. The message quickly spread across social media, sparking speculation about her future in television. Leaked Message Sparks Exit Rumors In the now-viral screenshot, Florence allegedly penned a heartfelt goodbye to her BBS family, thanking them for nearly a decade of…

Ugandan music lovers were buzzing with excitement when veteran entertainers Sam and Sophie Gombya announced their long-awaited “Power Couple Concert.” But months later, fans were left wondering — what really happened? Now, Sam Gombya is finally breaking his silence, revealing the real reason behind the concert’s sudden cancellation — and it had nothing to do with creative differences or poor planning. Venue Trouble at Serena Hotel Forced a Major Change of Plans In a candid interview, Sam shared that their biggest challenge wasn’t logistics or finances, but rather a venue issue that was completely beyond their control. “We tried booking…

Ugandan singer Phina “Masanyalaze” Mugerwa is raising her voice beyond the stage—this time, for a cause that could redefine Uganda’s entire arts landscape. The “Fundukululu” star has called on fellow artists, performers, and creatives to unite in demanding a long-overdue change: the amendment of the 1959 Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC) Act. Phina describes the law—enacted more than six decades ago—as “stale and stifling,” arguing that it no longer reflects the realities or ambitions of Uganda’s fast-evolving creative sector. “The most important thing is advocating for the amendment of the 1959 UNCC Act because it is too old and stale.…