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Ugandan singer Fred Sserugga is a man overflowing with pride after his wife and fellow musician Catherine Kusasira achieved a major milestone — earning her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy from Nkumba University. The power couple, known for balancing fame, family, and faith, are now proving that education is yet another field they’re conquering together. A Power Couple in Music — and Academia While both Kusasira and Sserugga have long been celebrated names in Uganda’s music scene, their latest achievements showcase a shared commitment to personal growth and lifelong learning. In an emotional message, Sserugga couldn’t hide…

Ugandan songstress Lydia ‘Jazmine’ Nabawanuka has once again stolen the spotlight — and this time, it’s not for a chart-topping hit but for a jaw-dropping new ride. The Masukka hitmaker is cruising into her next chapter in pure luxury after being gifted a sleek Toyota Alphard (UA 480BA), reportedly from one of her biggest fans and loyal supporters. A Moving Billboard for the Lydia Jazmine Brand The stunning new Alphard isn’t just any ride — it’s fully customized and branded with Lydia Jazmine’s photos, her music branding, and social media handles, making it both a luxury car and a mobile…

Makerere University Guild President and Youth MP Central Region aspirant, Churchill Ssentamu, has broken his silence over his decision to leave out the National Unity Platform (NUP) symbols from his campaign materials — a move that surprised many, given his strong family ties to the party’s leadership. Ssentamu, who is the son of NUP’s Fred Nyanzi and nephew to NUP president Robert Kyagulanyi (Bobi Wine), has defended the choice, saying it’s a deliberate effort to promote unity among young people regardless of political affiliation. “I’m Not Just an Umbrella — I’m a Tent for Everyone” Addressing questions from supporters and…

Ugandan singer Red Banton has made an emotional plea to Lilian Mbabazi, the mother of the late Mowzey Radio’s children, requesting that a memorial ceremony be organized in honor of the fallen star. The “Nonya Money” singer revealed that the late Radio appeared to him in a dream, urging him to ensure a formal event takes place to commemorate his life and legacy. A Dream Message from Radio Banton shared that in the dream, he met Radio near Nanganda, close to the Good Lyfe home famously associated with the celebrated artist. “We want to attend Mowzey Radio’s memorial ceremony, and…

Ugandan singer Victor Ruz (real name Victor Wajja) has shared the relief-filled news that his 16-year-old sister, Jane Mary Bameka, who went missing from their home in Buziga on Sunday, has been found safe. The teenager, a student at St. Michael International School in Wakiso, was last seen at around 11 am on Sunday, prompting Victor Ruz to appeal to netizens for assistance in locating her. “Guys my biological little sister BAMEKA JANE MARY (16yrs) went missing today from my home in BUZIGA. Official statement shall be made soon — Oyo yanzilako banaye help me find her bambi!” he posted…

The Ugandan dance fraternity is in shock and on high alert following the mysterious disappearance of Vanessa Namanja, popularly known as Virginia, one half of the dance duo Mayani and Virginia. The 22-year-old dancer reportedly vanished from her parents’ home last week, leaving family, friends, and fellow dancers deeply concerned for her safety. Last Seen by Dance Partner Mayanni Virginia’s dance partner, Mayanni, shared his distress with Mbu, recounting the last time he saw her. “I last saw Virginia last week on Tuesday afternoon at around 1 pm. On Wednesday, her best friend called and told me that she had…

Uganda’s fast-rising music star Joshua Baraka is flying the national flag high once again after earning a prestigious nomination for Artist of the Year at the TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Baraka, whose 2023 breakout single “Nana” turned him into one of East Africa’s most promising stars, couldn’t hide his excitement as he shared the big news with fans across social media. “Huge news fam! I have been nominated for Artist of the Year at the #TikTokAwardsSSA. This one is for Uganda, for East Africa, and for everyone who has been rocking with me from day one,” he tweeted proudly.…

After weeks of speculation, First Grade Production singer Henry Mwanje has finally opened up about what really happened between him and fellow singer Grace Khan, shedding light on the money dispute that caused tension within the group. In an exclusive interview, Mwanje revealed that the fallout stemmed from a payment misunderstanding after a recent performance — one that quickly spiraled into a heated feud. “I didn’t refuse to pay Grace Khan,” Mwanje clarified. “She just wanted to take the money alone without the band receiving any share.” Inside the Payment Dispute That Started It All According to Mwanje, the drama…

He may be known for his political ambitions and strong leadership at Makerere University, but Guild President and Youth MP Central Region aspirant Churchill Ssentamu is proving that he’s more than just a student leader — he’s a true lover of music and sports. The young leader has revealed his top five favorite songs, giving fans a glimpse into the playlist that keeps him energized and inspired. A Leader With a Musical Bloodline Beyond the politics, Churchill is no stranger to the entertainment world. Coming from the musically gifted Ssentamu family, his roots run deep in Uganda’s creative scene. It’s…

Ugandan singer Martha Mukisa has finally spilled the tea on who tops her list of favorite artists in the country — and her choices are winning fans’ hearts. During a candid chat on Executive Media’s YouTube channel, the “Ntibula” hitmaker didn’t hesitate when asked to name her favorite male and female musicians. “In Uganda? Among the males I should say Eddy Kenzo,” Martha said with a bright smile. “Among the females, I like Azawi’s music. She’s my friend, and we’ve worked together before in the past when she was still a backup artist. I also love how her management is…