Author: Wamala

Promiscuity is commonly used to describe having sexual relationships with multiple people, often without an expectation of exclusivity. The term carries different meanings depending on cultural attitudes, personal values and individual experiences. For some people, having multiple sexual partners is an expression of freedom, pleasure and personal exploration. Others may engage in similar behaviour while dealing with emotional difficulties, past trauma or a desire for validation. The behaviour itself does not automatically indicate a problem. What matters is whether sexual choices are consensual, informed and consistent with a person’s emotional and physical well-being. Understanding the reasons behind promiscuity can help…

Infidelity can affect a relationship in ways that extend beyond a physical affair. Secret romantic conversations, emotional attachments to someone outside a partnership and online sexual interactions can all raise questions about trust and commitment. However, what constitutes cheating is not always the same for every couple. For some partners, infidelity means engaging in sexual activity with another person. Others may consider emotional intimacy, flirtatious messages or secret online interactions a violation of their relationship agreements. The consequences can be significant, leaving people struggling with anxiety, insecurity, emotional distress and uncertainty about their future together. Understanding the different forms of…

The swinging lifestyle is a form of consensual non-monogamy in which couples explore sexual experiences with other people while maintaining their primary relationship. For some partners, it offers an opportunity to explore shared sexual interests. For others, it raises important questions about trust, commitment, jealousy and relationship boundaries. Although swinging is sometimes associated with open relationships, the practice has its own characteristics. It generally involves couples participating in sexual experiences with others, often together, under mutually agreed rules. Understanding how swinging works requires looking beyond the sexual aspect. Communication, consent, emotional readiness and sexual health are central to determining whether…

Ugandan singer Carol Nantongo has addressed rumours of domestic violence in her marriage to husband Dylan, saying their private relationship matters should be handled between them. Speaking to journalists about the speculation surrounding their marriage, Carol described Dylan as her husband and stressed that what happens in their relationship is a private matter. During the discussion, the singer made a controversial remark about physical violence, saying, “It’s not bad if he beats me.” The comment came as she addressed the rumours surrounding their relationship. However, her remarks should not be taken as confirmation that Dylan has assaulted her, and the…

Laika Music’s plans to release a fully packaged album in 2026 may not happen as expected, with the Ugandan singer revealing that she is still working to secure international collaborations for the project. The songstress had hoped to take her music career to another level this year with a major album release. However, with the year nearing its end, she says the project could be pushed back as she works to bring her international ambitions to life. Speaking about the album, Laika disclosed that she already has approximately 16 songs lined up but is not yet ready to release the…

Ugandan singer Yung Mulo has reflected on his introduction ceremony with partner Brenda, describing it as one of the memorable relationship milestones of 2026 and encouraging young people to embrace genuine commitment. Mulo was officially introduced by Brenda in June 2026. Looking back on the occasion, the singer said making a relationship official carries significance beyond the celebrations, highlighting the respect involved when partners formally connect their families. “Do you know what it means making it official with your wife and mother to your kids? It’s something special when someone visits your parents and pays for you,” Mulo said. The…

Ugandan singer Laika has opened up about a past romantic encounter with a fellow showbiz personality, revealing that their connection progressed to discussions about intimacy before she began questioning whether they were intellectually compatible. The singer shared the experience while discussing dating and relationships, explaining that attraction alone is not enough to convince her that someone is the right partner. “I’ve talked to someone deep and as far as intimacy, and I think he wasn’t the right guy intellectually,” Laika said. She did not publicly identify the person involved, leaving the identity of the entertainment personality undisclosed. Beyond her personal…

Nsangi Secondary School has apologised to Ugandan media practitioners following a viral video in which some students called on veteran journalists to retire and give younger talent an opportunity. The video, which has since been deleted, triggered criticism from several media practitioners who viewed the students’ remarks as disrespectful towards established figures in Uganda’s media industry. In response to the backlash, the school administration issued an apology, distancing the institution from the comments and pledging disciplinary action against the students responsible. The school explained that its projects and challenges are intended to nurture students’ talents and help them explore their…

Ugandan comedian-turned-pastor Sammy Okanya has reportedly spent several days in detention at Katwe Police Station following allegations that he failed to repay a $10,000 loan obtained from a South Sudanese national. Okanya, formerly associated with comedy group Da Mighty Family, was reportedly arrested on Sunday at a recording studio in Kasubi, where he had gone to record a song. The circumstances surrounding the alleged loan and the agreement between the two parties remain unclear. According to reports, Okanya said he borrowed the money to support his religious work, including preaching, organising crusades and travelling outside Uganda for missionary activities. The…

Ugandan singer Carol Nantongo has dismissed allegations that her husband, Dylan Ssemwogerere, physically abuses her, describing the claims as baseless and urging the public to stop spreading serious accusations without evidence. Speaking during a media interview, Nantongo expressed concern that the rumours could harm her husband’s reputation and potentially affect his professional opportunities. The allegations circulated on social media after the couple held their kukyala ceremony last year and later welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Diora. Online discussions suggested that Ssemwogerere was physically abusive towards the singer, who had recently become a mother. Nantongo rejected the…

Ugandan music star Juliana Kanyomozi is standing firm on her decision to keep the identity of her son Taj’s father private, saying she prefers to keep personal family matters away from social media. The singer, who welcomed Taj six years ago, has largely kept her second motherhood journey out of the public eye. Unlike her earlier experience of motherhood, she chose not to publicly share her second pregnancy, announcing the news only after giving birth. Her decision has continued to attract curiosity, with social media users pressing her to reveal the identity of Taj’s father. However, Juliana has maintained her…

Wabomba Colline is celebrating four years in Uganda’s media industry, marking a career journey shaped by storytelling, newsroom experience and the growing influence of digital platforms. The milestone comes at a time when social media is changing how news reaches audiences, how communities share their concerns and how media personalities connect with the public. Colline’s journey from traditional newsroom work to digital media reflects a broader shift within Uganda’s media landscape, where journalists and content creators are increasingly using online platforms to reach audiences beyond conventional broadcasting and publishing channels. As he marks the anniversary, his experience offers an opportunity…

Jose Chameleone has credited the late Mowzey Radio and Weasel with pushing Uganda’s musicians to raise their game, saying the Goodlyfe duo inspired artists across the industry to return to the studio and make better music. Speaking during a TikTok Live session on Wednesday night, the veteran singer reflected on the rivals who challenged him throughout his career, explaining that his earliest competition came from outside Uganda before local rivalries became increasingly intense. Chameleone singled out Radio and Weasel as artists whose consistency and quality forced other musicians to work harder to keep up. “There’s a time Bobi Wine did…

Ugandan singer Carol Nantongo has spoken out against the public shaming of fellow musician Irene Ntale over her struggles to conceive, warning that insensitive comments about a person’s private life can cause serious emotional distress. Nantongo expressed sympathy for Ntale, who recently opened up about health complications affecting her journey toward motherhood. The singer criticised people who mock Ntale for not having children despite being married, arguing that outsiders often know little about the personal challenges someone may be facing. “They can tell you something and you get traumatised and depressed, yet they don’t know what’s going on in your…

Ugandan musician Yung Mulo has sparked a conversation about love and money after arguing that financial resources play a bigger role in relationships, saying his earnings help him demonstrate affection for his wife through his actions. The singer, who says he loves his wife, believes the two concepts cannot easily be compared because having money makes it easier for partners to express their feelings in practical ways. “Whenever my wife looks at me, she can tell I love her from my actions, which are powered by money,” Yung Mulo said. His remarks suggest that, in his view, love may provide…

Nigerian singer Oyinlomo Diamond has expressed concern over fellow gospel music artist BBO’s silence following the death of their colleague and BBO’s close friend, Toluwanisings, urging him to take time to grieve without neglecting his well-being. In a message shared on Instagram on Wednesday, Oyinlomo said she understood BBO’s decision to withdraw from public view but reminded him that his friends and the gospel music community needed him, too. “I hope you know we can’t afford to lose you too. Dear BBO @officialbbo_ I hope you are fine?” she wrote. Toluwanisings, whose real name was Bayonile Bolaji, died on October…

Nigerian singer Mr Eazi has claimed that he turned down a potential move to Chelsea FC before former Super Eagles midfielder John Obi Mikel joined the Premier League club, offering an unexpected story about the career path he chose instead. During an interview with Beat FM, the singer said he and Mikel were both linked to a possible move to Chelsea. According to Mr Eazi, he decided to pursue music while Mikel went on to play for the English club. “They were gonna sign me. So it was like me and Mikel Obi,” Mr Eazi said. The singer’s account took…

Nigerian singer Teniola Apata, popularly known as Teni, has revealed that she was fired from two nanny jobs within days, recalling how her shyness and an exaggerated claim about her cooking skills contributed to the short-lived employment stints. Speaking during an interview on Queen’s Mic, the singer said she did not last a week in either role. Her second job ended after she attempted to prepare meals she had listed as skills on her application. Teni explained that she had taken the jobs because she wanted to earn extra money while still in school, even though her parents had not…

Ugandan singer Ang3lina, popularly known as “That Girl From Uganda,” is back with new music after a three-year hiatus, releasing her latest single, Sippin, on October 28, 2026. The UK-born artist combines Afropop melodies with Amapiano-inspired rhythms on the feel-good track, which celebrates confidence, independence and embracing life on your own terms. Produced by Ugandan beatmaker Bangar Boi and mixed and mastered by Ernest Otim, Sippin marks the beginning of a new chapter for the singer as she prepares to reconnect with listeners and expand her presence in the music scene. The song centres on self-worth, femininity and enjoying the…

Ugandan comedian and events promoter Alex Muhangi believes the country’s comedy scene has lost some of its edge, pointing to weaker writing and a lack of consistently fresh material among some performers. Muhangi defended his decision to feature musicians alongside comedians at his shows, arguing that the entertainment industry has evolved and that performers must adapt to changing audience expectations. Reflecting on the earlier days of comedy, he said comedians were expected to produce new jokes regularly and could not rely on material they had already performed. “Back then we couldn’t repeat jokes, and we would write new content every…