Author: Wamala

Akanbi Elizabeth, the widow of Nigerian gospel singer Toluwanisings, broke down in tears while paying tribute to her late husband at a memorial event in Ibadan, Oyo State, on Tuesday. Her emotional remarks came as controversy surrounding the singer’s death and burial arrangements continued. In a video from the event, Elizabeth is seen struggling to finish her tribute before emotion overwhelms her. She addressed her late husband with a heartfelt plea, asking him not to forget her and their children. “Toluwanisings, my dear husband. I will forever miss you. Please do not forget your children and I,” she said. The…

Don Jazzy has made it clear that signing an artist to Mavin Records does not guarantee global stardom or massive financial returns, explaining that developing musical talent comes with risks just like any other business. The Nigerian music executive, whose real name is Michael Collins Ajereh, shared the perspective during a recent livestream with forex trader Habby Forex, where he compared the uncertainties of the music industry with the risks involved in foreign exchange trading. According to Don Jazzy, not every artist signed to his record label will become an international star. Rather than measuring success exclusively through global recognition…

Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez says he does not want to spend the rest of his life in Nigeria, revealing that travelling abroad has changed how he views the country’s development and living conditions. The rapper, whose real name is Emeka Akumefule, shared his thoughts during an interview on The Zeze Millz Show, describing Nigeria as a challenging place to live while acknowledging the energy and determination of its people. Blaqbonez said experiencing life in other countries made him more aware of how much he believes Nigeria still needs to improve. Despite his concerns, he maintained that the country has a distinctive…

Ugandan singer Treka Man, whose real name is Okiror John Moses, is reportedly nursing serious injuries following an alleged attack and robbery by a group of unidentified men. A video circulating on social media appears to show the veteran musician lying on the ground covered in blood, although his current condition has not been established. The disturbing footage has drawn attention to the reported incident, with people at the scene claiming the singer was beaten before being left by the roadside. According to accounts attributed to unidentified bystanders, they were passing through the area when they witnessed a group of…

Congolese music superstar Fally Ipupa is scheduled to perform in Uganda on November 21, 2026, at Speke Resort Munyonyo, where the highly anticipated VVIP Live Experience will bring his music to local fans. According to the event’s promotional poster, the show will feature an advertised performance lasting two hours and 30 minutes, offering audiences an opportunity to experience the celebrated musician live in Kampala. Known for blending Congolese rumba and soukous with contemporary African sounds, Fally Ipupa has established an international following through his music and stage performances. His catalogue has helped him build a presence across Africa and beyond,…

Jose Chameleone has denied allegations that he faked a bank transaction receipt showing a reported $800,000 payment, insisting that the money was sent by his longtime friend Fred Zink in connection with a Trace TV sponsorship. The Leone Island singer addressed the controversy during a live broadcast after a screenshot he shared on WhatsApp sparked debate over the authenticity of the transaction. The screenshot showed a conversation between Chameleone and Zink, who reportedly sent an image of a bank transaction through JPMorgan Bank and asked the singer to confirm whether the money had reached his account. Chameleone responded by acknowledging…

Kampala is set for a colourful celebration of Indian cuisine, culture and family entertainment as the Diwali Food Festival 2026 takes place at Speke Resort Munyonyo on Sunday, November 1. Organised by Speke Resort Munyonyo and the Indian Association of Uganda, with event management by Talent Africa Group, the festival will welcome food lovers, families and friends for an afternoon and evening celebrating Diwali, widely known as the Festival of Lights. The event is open to the public, with gates opening at 2:30 p.m. Visitors will have several hours to explore food stalls, shopping experiences and entertainment before a fireworks…

Zari Hassan has pushed back against questions surrounding the death of her former husband, Ivan Semwanga, insisting that his death was confirmed and that his remains underwent a postmortem examination in Uganda after being returned from South Africa. Speaking to Tawfiq Media, the Ugandan socialite challenged journalist Simon Kaggwa Njala’s renewed questioning of the circumstances surrounding Semwanga’s death in 2017, including concerns about the availability of medical records. Zari maintained that the family had direct knowledge of what happened and followed the necessary procedures after his death. “Even in Uganda, they did a postmortem report, and his own sons cleaned…

Intimacy does not necessarily end when sex is over. For many people, the moments afterward can be an opportunity to reconnect, communicate and make sure both partners feel comfortable and cared for. This is where sexual aftercare comes in. It describes the attention and support people offer one another after sexual activity, whether through cuddling, talking, sharing a shower or simply asking how the other person feels. There is no universal routine for aftercare. Some people want physical affection, while others prefer conversation, quiet time or space to themselves. The aim is to understand what feels supportive to everyone involved.…

Sex positivity is about approaching sexuality with respect, openness and an understanding that people can experience intimacy in different ways. Rather than treating sex as inherently shameful or assuming everyone should follow the same expectations, it encourages informed choices, personal boundaries, consent and healthier conversations about sexual wellbeing. The concept does not require anyone to have sex, pursue casual relationships or experiment with practices they do not want. Instead, it focuses on creating an environment in which people can understand their own values, respect others’ choices and access accurate information about sexual health. For individuals navigating relationships, body image or…

Stuffed animals often bring to mind childhood memories, comfort and collecting. For some adults, however, plush toys have a different significance: they may be associated with sexual attraction. This interest is known as plushophilia. Although the subject may be unfamiliar to many people, it raises broader questions about sexual preferences, social stigma and relationships. Understanding plushophilia begins with distinguishing sexual attraction to stuffed toys from the ordinary affection many adults have for them. The interest also needs to be considered in context. An unusual sexual preference does not automatically indicate a psychological disorder, and assumptions about a person’s sexuality cannot…

Sex is often associated with pleasure, intimacy and emotional connection. But for some people, the moments after sexual activity bring unexpected sadness, anxiety, irritability or an urge to cry—even when the experience itself was consensual and enjoyable. These feelings may be associated with postcoital dysphoria (PCD), sometimes called the post-sex blues. The experience can be confusing, particularly when there is no obvious reason to feel upset and the relationship itself appears healthy. Researchers have explored the phenomenon in both women and men, although important questions remain about its causes, frequency and individual differences. Psychological experiences, relationship dynamics and biological processes…

Ugandan singer and songwriter Ceaserous has named Drake as his dream international collaborator, revealing that working with the Canadian superstar remains high on his musical wish list. During an interview, Ceaserous was asked which international artist he would most like to collaborate with at this stage of his career. His answer was immediate: the hitmaker behind songs such as God’s Plan. “Internationally, right now, there is no one who wouldn’t want to have a collabo with Drake. Drake is the guy,” Ceaserous said. The singer’s comments highlight his ambition to take his music beyond Uganda and work with one of…

Karole Kasita has revealed that chemistry and shared energy play a major role in determining which artists she works with, explaining that a successful music collaboration depends on more than simply choosing a popular name. Speaking during an interview on KFM, the Ugandan singer said she is open to collaborating with different artists but considers the connection between them and the audience she wants to reach before committing to a project. “It depends on what market I’m looking for at that particular time,” Karole said. Her remarks suggest that collaboration decisions are influenced by both artistic compatibility and career strategy,…

Salvado and Dr. Hillary Okello took centre stage at the sold-out 2 Kings One Mic comedy show, delivering an evening of stand-up comedy and storytelling at Kampala Serena Hotel on Friday, October 23. Unlike entertainment events where DJ sets and live music performances can compete for the audience’s attention, the I&M Bank-powered show kept its focus firmly on comedy, allowing the two headline acts to lead the night with observations about everyday life, social trends and shared experiences. Hosted by Dr. Mitch Egwang, the event brought together politicians, business figures, socialites and comedy fans for a programme built around different…

Ugandan singer Zulitums says he feels disappointed that he has not yet built his mother a house, revealing that moving her out of Kamwokya and giving her a better home remains one of his biggest personal goals. The singer opened up about the unfulfilled ambition while reflecting on aspects of his life he wishes he had achieved by now. Despite his disappointment, Zulitums said he remains hopeful that he will eventually make the dream a reality. “I feel I have let myself down a bit, but I’m still hopeful,” he said. For Zulitums, the goal is deeply personal. He explained…

Joshua Baraka says becoming a dollar billionaire is overrated, arguing that he wants to build substantial wealth but questions the appeal of accumulating extreme amounts of money while other people struggle financially. Speaking on KIIS FM, the Ugandan singer said he hopes to become rich but does not necessarily aspire to reach billionaire status in US dollars. He questioned why one person would need to accumulate so much wealth when others lack the resources to meet their basic needs. “I feel like being a billionaire in dollars is overrated. I want to be rich, yes, but not billionaire-rich, because why…

Ugandan musician Zulitums says he does not identify with one specific religion, explaining that his experiences with different faiths have shaped how he understands belief and spirituality. Speaking on the Millennials for Christ Ministries podcast, the singer said he has encountered several religious traditions throughout his life, including Protestantism, Catholicism, Islam and born-again Christianity. Rather than committing himself to one faith, Zulitums described religions as different pathways through which people seek knowledge and understanding. “I was born a Protestant, but then I was once a Catholic as well. I’m circumcised, and those who did it are Muslims, and I was…

Bell Lager brought ObaFest to Mbarara for TPaul’s homecoming concert, drawing thousands of music lovers to Kakyeeka Stadium on Saturday, October 24, for an evening celebrating the singer popularly known as the Kakoba Boy. The concert put the spotlight on the hometown star, with local fans turning out to support TPaul on a stage that carried special significance for the Mbarara-born performer. The evening opened with performances from a supporting line-up that included Heli Baibe, Simon Jackson, Otinga, Queen Noreen, Angorit Veronica, SEID and Mk Craizy. The artistes warmed up the crowd before the headline performance, setting the tone for…

Karole Kasita has revealed that her collaboration with Sheebah Karungi on “Bukutu” took years to come together, explaining that repeated exchanges of song demos and busy schedules delayed the project. Speaking about the song, Karole said she first approached Sheebah about working together three years ago. Although their initial discussions did not immediately produce a released track, the two musicians stayed in touch and continued sharing musical ideas until they found a song they both wanted to pursue. According to Karole, they settled on “Bukutu” after exchanging demos over an extended period. She explained that the song had been in…