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Comedian Maulana Kasozi, one half of the beloved Ugandan comedy duo Maulana & Reign, has shared his raw and thought-provoking take on marriage — and it’s striking a chord with many. In a candid conversation with a YouTuber, Maulana reflected on his own observations about married life, saying that love alone isn’t enough to sustain a marriage. “Marriage is complicated to the point that love goes away and you keep an understanding and sympathy for one another,” he said. According to the comedian, relationships that last aren’t built on butterflies or passion — they survive on grace, patience, and mutual…

Ugandan socialite and entrepreneur Prima Kardashi is officially done letting love break her heart. The stunning influencer has opened up about her emotional evolution, revealing that she’s now stronger, wiser, and completely unshakable when it comes to relationships. The outspoken mother of two—best known for her high-profile relationships with singer Geosteady, radio host Mr. Henrie, and former socialite Medi Moore—says her past experiences have molded her into “a hard girl” who doesn’t crumble when things fall apart. “I Can Move On in One Second” In her own words, Prima admits she’s no longer the kind of woman who begs for…

Uganda’s music scene is heating up again as some of the country’s biggest and freshest names — Pallaso, A Pass, Feffe Bussi, Kapeke, and Nandor Love — have unleashed brand-new music videos that are already making waves online. From soulful love ballads to inspirational anthems and visually stunning performances, these releases prove once again why Uganda remains one of East Africa’s most vibrant music powerhouses. Here’s a breakdown of this week’s hottest drops: 🎵 “Simanyi” – Kapeke For rising star Kapeke (real name Derrick Nsubuga), music isn’t just a dream — it’s a craft he’s mastering one hit at a…

Ugandan music veteran Chagga, real name Geoffrey Kyagambidwa, has opened up about the painful decision to cancel his long-awaited concert, “Friends of Chagga,” which was set to take place yesterday at Kati Kati Grounds, Kampala. The cancellation came as a shock to fans who had followed weeks of hype and preparation surrounding what was meant to be a major comeback moment for the former Goodlyfe and Leone Island star. After more than a month of intense promotion and planning, Chagga revealed that behind the scenes, things had spiraled out of control — forcing him to call off the show at…

As the 2025 Primary Leaving Examinations (P.L.E) kick off this Monday, November 3rd, young talent Kapilipiti Omubaya is radiating confidence and positivity. The spirited pupil says he’s fully prepared to face his final papers — and he’s determined to deliver outstanding results that will make his parents, teachers, and fans beam with pride. In a heartfelt message ahead of the national exams, the young star shared his unwavering optimism and deep gratitude for everyone who has supported him on his academic journey. “Expect nothing but good grades from me in my P.L.E exams,” Kapilipiti said.“I promise I won’t disappoint my…

Rising Ugandan singer and songwriter Laty Wizy is pulling back the curtain on what really happens behind the studio doors. In a heartfelt and eye-opening revelation, the fast-rising artist opened up about the harsh realities of being a creative in Uganda’s competitive music industry, from broken promises to stolen songs. Speaking in a candid interview, Laty Wizy didn’t hold back as he described the financial and emotional toll of dealing with artists who fail to honor agreements and producers who exploit songwriters struggling to make ends meet. “Some Artists Don’t Pay What They Promise” For Laty Wizy, one of the…

In a groundbreaking move set to redefine Uganda’s transport and clean energy landscape, Zembo Uganda, the nation’s first electric motorcycle company, has announced a powerful new partnership with Tugende Limited, a leading social enterprise known for empowering entrepreneurs through asset financing and tech-driven support. This alliance aims to revolutionize urban and peri-urban mobility by giving thousands of boda boda riders access to affordable, zero-emission electric bikes, marking a major milestone in Uganda’s journey toward sustainable, cost-efficient transportation. A Partnership That Powers Progress Zembo’s CEO James Obarowski called the partnership a “pivotal” step forward for both companies and the riders who…

Ugandan socialite and media personality Bad Black — real name Shanitah Namuyimbwa — has stirred social media with her emotional and rather strict burial wishes. While mourning the recent passing of fellow socialite Sophie Kirabo and singer Olisha M, Bad Black took to Snapchat to reflect on her own mortality and how she would want people to mourn her when her time comes. “No Man Should Eat or Take Sugar on My Last Day” In a deeply personal message, Bad Black said she wouldn’t want her final day to be treated like just another day of life and indulgence. Instead,…

Ugandan singer A Pass has claimed credit for introducing what he calls “soft dancehall” to the country’s music scene—a smoother, more melodic version of dancehall that broke away from the hardcore style that dominated before his rise. In an interview, A Pass explained that when he emerged, Uganda already had established dancehall acts such as Peter Miles, DJ Michael, Beenie Gunter, and Cindy Sanyu. Yet, he believes his arrival marked a new era in the genre. “When I came, in my first year I had Love Infection, which was Afro-Dancehall; I Am Loving, which was Dancehall and Zouk; then Tetubatya,…

Ugandan singer A Pass has made bold claims about local artists inflating their success on YouTube by buying views. Speaking to Shalom 256, the musician revealed that he often laughs when he sees some artists boasting about numbers he knows aren’t real. “I know what they are doing. I can see how a song is growing and tell this one bought views,” A Pass said. Quality Over Quantity: The Wuuyo Standard A Pass pointed to his own hit Wuuyo as an example of music that endures over time, despite not racking up instant views. “I’ll use myself as an example.…