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Ugandan singer Mark Bugembe, popularly known as Buchaman, has broken his silence, demanding the government reward him for projects he spearheaded in the country’s ghettos. The musician claims his efforts to uplift ghetto youth have gone unappreciated, despite significant impact on employment and crime reduction in Kampala. “The government should reward me because I am the one who started every project that is running in the ghetto. Those who were phone snatchers and thieves in the ghettos are now working as road sweepers in Kampala with 7 Hills,” Buchaman said. From Ghetto to Employment Buchaman explained how he helped many…
After years away from the spotlight, Ugandan singer Qute Kaye has finally spoken out about his quiet disappearance from the music and social scene, revealing personal struggles and his journey to recovery. The singer explained that he had left Uganda for the United Kingdom to visit family, during which he also pursued further education, enrolling in a course in Advanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) — a program he successfully graduated from. “During my stay in the UK, I focused on growth, healing, and equipping myself to help others,” he said. From Addiction to Advocacy Qute Kaye opened up about his…
Over the weekend in Gaborone, Botswana, Uganda made waves on the international film scene as UNHEARD swept three of the most coveted awards at the Bantu Film Festival Awards Night. The critically acclaimed movie walked away with: Producer and writer Polly Kamukama proudly accepted the honours, flying the Ugandan flag high and showcasing the country’s growing influence in the global film industry. Adding to the celebratory atmosphere, Uganda’s Honorary Consul in Botswana, Dr. Sebastian Okello-Wengi, and his wife Caroline were in attendance to support the team and celebrate this historic win. About UNHEARD: A Story of Courage and Defiance UNHEARD…
Ugandan singer Martha Mukisa is opening up about her first months as a mother, reflecting on the joys, challenges, and humbling lessons that come with juggling fame and parenthood. The star welcomed a baby girl in May, marking a major milestone in her personal life. Speaking candidly about her journey, Martha described motherhood as both empowering and transformative. “I was very nervous with my pregnancy and was always on Google searching this and that, but eventually, I got used to the reality,” she said, recalling the anxious early days. Juggling Fame and Motherhood Despite the initial worries, Martha says she’s…
TV personality Momo19 has shared one of the most surprising encounters she’s had online — a stranger sent her $5,000 (about Shs 18.5 million) out of the blue. The incident, Momo19 explained, started innocently when a persistent admirer began messaging her online. What began as playful teasing quickly turned into one of her most shocking experiences yet. “He asked for my account number and I sarcastically asked him what for, thinking he couldn’t manage to do anything with it. But to my shock, he sent me USD 5,000. I didn’t know him and had never seen him,” she told fans.…
The late Mowzey Radio is remembered as one of Uganda’s most gifted songwriters, and his former manager, Chagga, has now opened up about the artist’s unmatched creativity — and the hidden challenges he faced behind the scenes. In a candid YouTube interview, Chagga praised Radio’s relentless work ethic, noting that the music legend could churn out three to four songs every single day. “You can ask Julius of Swangz Avenue and others how much they used to buy his songs. People know how good his heart was,” Chagga said. A Selfless Artist With a Heart of Gold Chagga described Radio…
TikTok sensation Madubarah, real name Juma Musuuza, is finally a free man — and his time behind bars has given him a fresh perspective on life, fame, and survival. The content creator, who was arrested in November 2024 on charges of hate speech and spreading malicious information about the First Family, spent close to a year in Kigo Prison before being released last week. From Viral Star to Prisoner Madubarah opened up about the harsh realities of prison life in an interview with Sanyuka TV, noting how fame and social media clout meant nothing behind bars. “In prison, you’re a…
Ugandan music superstar Eddy Kenzo is addressing the storm head-on. The singer and Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) President has responded to a leaked audio clip that had fans and industry insiders buzzing. In the recording, Kenzo was heard expressing frustration over his role at UNMF and even hinted at stepping down — sparking widespread speculation about a potential leadership shake-up in Uganda’s music scene. The Leaked Audio That Shook the Music Industry In the clip, Kenzo candidly discussed growing tensions between the UNMF and the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development. The dispute centers on the delayed release…
Former manager and musician Chagga (Geoffrey Kyagambidwa) has revealed the real reason behind the conflicts that plagued East Africa’s legendary duo, Radio and Weasel. In a candid interview with Shalom Kaweesi, Chagga explained that despite working and living together, the duo were not as close as fans might have thought. “Their schedules were conflicted. They each had separate friends whom they hung out with, and each side always fed them lies to manipulate them against each other. Most times when they met at their home after hanging out, they clashed,” Chagga revealed. Friends and Misinformation Fueled Tension According to Chagga,…
Veteran Ugandan singer Stabua Natooro has shared her wisdom with upcoming artists, urging them to focus on creating meaningful music rather than getting caught up in industry drama. Speaking passionately, Natooro emphasized that serious artists build lasting careers by prioritizing their craft. “I urge rising artists to focus more on creating meaningful music and distancing themselves from conflicts, so that we can have a new breed of serious artists,” she said. The Secret to Longevity: Good Music and Consistency Stabua Natooro credited her long-standing relevance in the music scene to consistently producing quality music and promoting it tirelessly. “When you…