Author: wamala
Ugandan singer Geosteady just dropped a bombshell that’s got fans buzzing — he’s totally open to performing at his ex-lover and baby mama, Prima Kardashi’s, wedding if she invites him. The revelation came during a lighthearted TikTok Live session the two shared on Tuesday night, where they shocked fans by appearing friendly and comfortable despite their turbulent history of public breakups, social media feuds, and emotional interviews. A Surprisingly Calm Reunion Online Viewers of the livestream couldn’t believe what they were seeing: the once-feuding pair, known for throwing subtle jabs at each other online, were now laughing, teasing, and chatting…
Veteran ghetto artist Buchaman is getting candid about what he calls “betrayal and abandonment” from artists he helped rise to fame — especially Eddy Kenzo, the Big Talent Entertainment boss who has since become one of Uganda’s most successful music exports. In an emotional revelation, the former Firebase Crew vice president shared that he feels forgotten and unappreciated, despite playing a key role in the early careers of several top artists in Uganda’s music industry. “I Helped Build Them — Now They’re All Above Me” Speaking passionately in a recent interview, Buchaman said he feels let down by many of…
After days of heated speculation, B2C Entertainment’s Mr. Lee is setting the record straight — the beloved Ugandan trio is not breaking up, despite what fans may have read online. Social media was in overdrive this past week with claims that the members of B2C were planning to split and launch solo careers, sparking concern among fans and fueling gossip blogs. But according to Mr. Lee, the rumors couldn’t be further from the truth. “I don’t know where that thing came from,” Mr. Lee said in a recent interview. “If there was something that happened and they started from there,…
Fast-rising singer Wizzard OG has just dropped a brand-new Afro-dancehall anthem that’s taking over the airwaves and timelines alike — “Ki Uganda Kinyuma.” The track, inspired by Finance Minister Matia Kasaija’s now-viral catchphrase, has quickly become the latest Ugandan street anthem, blending humor, pride, and rhythm into one infectious groove. From Parliament to Party Playlists It all started when Minister Matia Kasaija casually uttered the phrase “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” — loosely translated as “Uganda is beautiful.” Within days, the moment went viral, sparking a flood of memes, TikTok remixes, and creative renditions from celebrities and influencers alike. Now, Wizzard OG…
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…
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…
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…
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 —…
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…
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…