Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Uganda’s Ghetto Kids have reached another remarkable milestone, taking their talents to one of the world’s biggest sporting events with a performance at the FIFA World Cup final halftime show in the United States. The celebrated dance group shared the stage with global superstars Shakira and Burna Boy, delivering a high-energy performance that introduced Ugandan talent to billions of football fans watching around the world. As Spain celebrated lifting its second FIFA World Cup trophy, many Ugandans were equally captivated by a different historic moment unfolding on the halftime stage. For the Ghetto Kids, it was more than just another…

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Ugandan singer and songwriter Fyno UG, born Joseph Suuna, reportedly spent Saturday night in police custody after he was taken into custody by security officers under circumstances that remain unclear. According to fellow singer Kid Dee, Fyno is currently being held at Kyengera Police Station. However, the exact reason for his detention has not been disclosed, and police had not issued an official statement at the time of publication. With few confirmed details available, questions remain about what led to the singer’s reported arrest. Kid Dee alleged that the incident began at Kash Bar in Kyengera, where Fyno had been…

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After years of collaborating with some of Uganda’s biggest names in entertainment, Edwin Ruyonga is taking time to recognize the creatives who have left a lasting impression on him. The celebrated rapper recently reflected on the artists he has worked with throughout his career, applauding several musicians for their longevity, originality, consistency, and commitment to their craft. Rather than focusing on chart success alone, Ruyonga highlighted qualities he believes have helped these artists remain influential in Uganda’s entertainment industry. His remarks offered an appreciation of the different paths artists take to build lasting careers while staying authentic to themselves. Speaking…

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Long before she became one of Uganda’s most recognizable female artists, Vinka had to convince someone close to her that pursuing a music career was the right move. The Swangz Avenue singer has revealed that her partner, Nelly Witta, was initially not supportive of her decision to become a recording artist. However, she says his reservations had nothing to do with her talent or the possibility of becoming famous. Instead, his concerns centered on the public perception and stereotypes often associated with musicians. Looking back, Vinka described the period as a significant turning point—not only for her career but also…

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Long-distance relationships often come with unique challenges, but Zari Hassan believes the key to making one work is surprisingly simple: communication. The entrepreneur and reality television personality has opened up about how she and her husband, Shakib Cham, stay emotionally connected despite spending time apart. According to Zari, frequent conversations throughout the day have become an essential part of their marriage, helping them maintain trust, understanding, and a sense of closeness regardless of the distance. For the mother of five, staying in touch isn’t just a habit—it’s part of how their relationship functions. Speaking in a recent interview, Zari admitted…

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For many fans, Vinka is known as one of Uganda’s biggest female music stars, but before stepping into the spotlight, she spent years working behind the scenes. Now, the Swangz Avenue singer says that chapter of her life is one she has no desire to revisit. Speaking during a recent interview, Vinka admitted she is no longer interested in managing artists, saying the job demands enormous emotional investment while offering little guarantee that those efforts will be appreciated. Her remarks also revisited her well-known history as Irene Ntale’s former manager before launching her own successful music career. The candid reflection…

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Uganda is in mourning following a devastating road accident involving pupils and staff from King David Junior School, a primary school located in Ndejje, near Kampala. On the evening of Thursday, July 16, 2026, a school bus carrying pupils and teachers home from an educational study tour to Sipi Falls in Kapchorwa District was involved in a fatal crash while descending Chekwatit Hill in eastern Uganda. According to preliminary reports, the bus is believed to have suffered a mechanical failure, causing the driver to lose control before the vehicle struck a roadside boulder and overturned. The tragedy has claimed 24…

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Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan has spoken candidly about the realities of marriage, revealing that she had decided to walk away from her relationship with husband Shakib before the couple eventually reconciled. Speaking openly about their relationship, Zari said every romance comes with its own set of challenges, adding that her marriage has experienced both joyful moments and difficult periods. Despite those ups and downs, she says the couple has found their way back to each other after working through a recent separation. Her latest remarks offer fresh insight into one of Uganda’s most closely followed celebrity relationships. “Every…

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Ugandan singer Jowy Landa, born Joan Namugerwa, has defended musicians who frequently appear on TikTok Live, saying the platform has become an important way for artists to remain visible in an entertainment industry that is more competitive than ever. Speaking in a recent interview, the singer argued that social media has dramatically changed the definition of fame. With influencers, content creators, and musicians all competing for attention, she believes artists must constantly engage audiences online to stay relevant. Her remarks also touched on broader concerns about Uganda’s music industry, where she says even established artists are finding it difficult for…

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Ugandan singer Ronald Alimpa has made a heartfelt appeal to fans and well-wishers, saying one of his biggest dreams is to own a vehicle again after losing his car in the road crash that nearly took his life. The “Lusuku Lwa Cement” hitmaker revealed that he has never managed to replace the vehicle he lost in the accident, explaining that the absence of reliable transportation continues to affect his daily life. While grateful for the support he has received from supporters over the past few years, Alimpa says there is still a long road ahead as he works to rebuild…

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