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!

Fresh off her big win at the 2025 Uganda Film Festival (UFF), filmmaker and screenwriter Esther M. Nampewo is taking her talents beyond Uganda’s borders. The rising star is currently representing the Pearl of Africa at the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) in Lagos, Nigeria — one of the continent’s most prestigious film gatherings. Nampewo’s trip comes courtesy of the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), which sponsors top UFF winners to attend international industry events as part of its mission to promote Ugandan creatives on the global stage. From UFF Triumph to Continental Spotlight Esther Nampewo made headlines earlier this year…

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Ugandan socialite and reality TV star Prima Kardashi is setting the record straight after her headline-making moment with singer Vyroota at the recently concluded Roast and Rhyme Festival. Over the weekend, fans were left buzzing after Prima stormed the stage mid-performance, arms wide open, and gave Vyroota a tight hug and an affectionate peck on the cheek — a gesture that immediately went viral across social media. While some fans praised the interaction as a cute “celebrity meets idol” moment, others speculated that the businesswoman was making a move on the fast-rising singer. But Prima says — absolutely not. “It…

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Beloved media personality Lucky Mbabazi is opening up about motherhood like never before — calling it the most fulfilling, emotional, and rewarding chapter of her life. In a heartfelt conversation on her podcast, Lucky sat down with her eldest son for an intimate chat that left listeners both inspired and teary-eyed. “Watching My Children Grow Feels Like Magic” The celebrated mother of four reflected on the joy of watching her children evolve through different stages — from their first steps to their teenage years filled with dreams and independence. “Watching you go through the different stages of school, growing as…

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Two inseparable friends — Ruhanga Akatoraana Sheeba S.V. Kakuba and Esther Yawe Ntwatwa — have officially launched Vivi Cleaning Solutions, a first-of-its-kind mobile app that connects Ugandans to reliable and professional cleaning services. The milestone event took place at Kagera Hall, Hotel Africana, in Kampala and was graced by Hon. Sarah Kanyike Ssebagala, the Senior Presidential Advisor for Kampala Affairs, who applauded the pair for their courage and ingenuity in addressing a common household challenge through technology. The Birth of Vivi: From Frustration to Innovation In a heartfelt speech, Sheeba Kakuba shared the deeply personal story behind Vivi’s creation —…

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Ugandan music star and Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president Eddy Kenzo has announced plans to sue Nobat Events, real name Norbert Twizire, over what he describes as a series of false and damaging allegations made against him online. The Sitya Loss singer, who has recently been the subject of online controversy and political debates surrounding the UNMF, says Nobat’s claims have crossed the line — and now, he’s ready to settle the matter in court. Kenzo Hits Back at TikTok Accusations In recent weeks, Nobat Events has appeared in several TikTok Live broadcasts, where he’s made bold and controversial…

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Ugandan music legend Mesach Semakula has finally broken his silence on rumors that he once had a bitter rivalry with fellow veteran singer Lord Fred Sebatta — and his response might surprise longtime fans. In a heartfelt interview, Semakula dismissed claims of any serious feud, clarifying that whatever differences existed between them were blown out of proportion by industry gossip and miscommunication. “We have never had bad blood with Lord Fred Sebatta,” Semakula said firmly. “Even his song ‘Tteriba Dogo’ was not about me or Eagles. It’s just that sometimes we had small misunderstandings as people.” Rumors That Wouldn’t Go…

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Ugandan music star Eddy Kenzo has broken his silence on reports claiming that fellow artist Pallaso was banned from the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) over political affiliations — setting the record straight once and for all. The Sitya Loss hitmaker, who serves as UNMF President, insists that Pallaso remains an active member of the federation, despite ongoing rumors and criticism linking the organization to political bias. “Pallaso is still a member of the federation,” Kenzo confirmed. “Just because he is supporting who he wants doesn’t take away his rights as a Ugandan. He has the right to support whoever…

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The countdown is officially on! Beloved Ugandan vocalist Maureen Nantume has kicked off intense rehearsals ahead of her upcoming concert at Kampala Serena Hotel on November 21, 2025, and fans can already feel the excitement building. Known for her powerhouse vocals and timeless hits, Nantume is sparing no effort to make sure this show becomes one for the books. From vocal training to live band practice, the singer is in full preparation mode to ensure everything — from sound to stage presence — is polished to perfection. “I want my fans to experience the very best version of me,” Nantume…

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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…

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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…

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