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After weeks of speculation, First Grade Production singer Henry Mwanje has finally opened up about what really happened between him and fellow singer Grace Khan, shedding light on the money dispute that caused tension within the group. In an exclusive interview, Mwanje revealed that the fallout stemmed from a payment misunderstanding after a recent performance — one that quickly spiraled into a heated feud. “I didn’t refuse to pay Grace Khan,” Mwanje clarified. “She just wanted to take the money alone without the band receiving any share.” Inside the Payment Dispute That Started It All According to Mwanje, the drama…
He may be known for his political ambitions and strong leadership at Makerere University, but Guild President and Youth MP Central Region aspirant Churchill Ssentamu is proving that he’s more than just a student leader — he’s a true lover of music and sports. The young leader has revealed his top five favorite songs, giving fans a glimpse into the playlist that keeps him energized and inspired. A Leader With a Musical Bloodline Beyond the politics, Churchill is no stranger to the entertainment world. Coming from the musically gifted Ssentamu family, his roots run deep in Uganda’s creative scene. It’s…
Ugandan singer Martha Mukisa has finally spilled the tea on who tops her list of favorite artists in the country — and her choices are winning fans’ hearts. During a candid chat on Executive Media’s YouTube channel, the “Ntibula” hitmaker didn’t hesitate when asked to name her favorite male and female musicians. “In Uganda? Among the males I should say Eddy Kenzo,” Martha said with a bright smile. “Among the females, I like Azawi’s music. She’s my friend, and we’ve worked together before in the past when she was still a backup artist. I also love how her management is…
Award-winning singer King Saha has thrown his hat into the ring for one of Uganda’s most powerful music leadership roles, declaring that he’s ready to take charge of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) if its current president, Eddy Kenzo, is no longer up for the challenge. The outspoken artist, known for his soulful vocals and fearless opinions, made it clear that he’s not just chasing titles — he’s fighting for real change in Uganda’s music industry. “We need the copyright law and then start looking at policies and monitoring,” Saha said passionately. “I’m still available, and if they feel…
Award-winning Ugandan singer Martha Mukisa has made a bold and refreshingly honest confession about her personal life, revealing that she’s a “very focused girl” who knows exactly where to draw the line when it comes to relationships and unwanted attention — especially from married men. In a candid interview, the Sango hitmaker opened up about her values, her new life as a mother, and how she navigates the constant attention that comes with fame. And if one thing’s clear, it’s that Martha isn’t here to play games. “I don’t like married men,” Martha declared firmly. “I work for myself, and…
Ugandan singer and comedian Uncle Chumi has once again stolen the spotlight — but this time, it’s not for her jokes. The unapologetically bold entertainer has dropped major news, revealing that she’s pregnant with twins and set to tie the knot early next year. Known for her fearless humor and viral moments, Chumi’s latest confession has the internet buzzing as she prepares to transition from stage performer to soon-to-be wife and mom of two! “When I get done with my event, two months later, we shall be doing our Nikkah,” she announced, leaving fans both shocked and thrilled. From the…
Reality TV star and Ugandan socialite Prima Kardashi has left fans stunned after revealing raw, emotional truths about her experience as a single mother. Known for her glamorous lifestyle and confident persona, the mother of two got deeply personal — admitting that life without her children’s father has been far harder than she ever imagined. In a heartfelt confession that quickly went viral on TikTok, Prima opened up about the painful lessons she’s learned while raising her kids alone, confessing that her idea of “doing it all” without a man wasn’t as empowering as she once believed. “I pretended that…
Rising Ugandan sensation Joshua Baraka isn’t just making hits — he’s building a legacy. The fast-rising recording and performing artist has revealed ambitious plans to launch a world-class recording studio in Uganda, designed to support and nurture upcoming talent completely free of charge. For Baraka, this move is more than just philanthropy — it’s deeply personal. “When I was growing up, there were no proper studios,” Baraka shared. “The ones available were expensive and of poor quality. I want to support young, talented artists by setting up a quality studio they can use for free.” Turning Struggle Into Purpose Baraka’s…
The Ugandan film community is in mourning following the heartbreaking passing of beloved actress and teacher Maimuna Nicole Tumusiime, whose sudden death on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, has left colleagues, students, and fans in deep shock. Nicole, affectionately known as “Teacher Nicole” by her students, was more than just an actress — she was a beacon of kindness, professionalism, and quiet strength whose influence reached across classrooms, film sets, and creative circles. 💫 A Talent Remembered I first met Nicole in 2021, during a casting call for an infomercial by Raising Voices. She had accompanied her pupils from St. Marcelino…
Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Bad Black — real name Shanita Namuyimbwa — is setting the record straight after a wave of online rumors claimed her much-hyped wedding to fiancé Asha Panda had been postponed. The outspoken influencer took to social media this week to clap back at allegations suggesting she had “fleeced” well-wishers of the money raised during her glamorous Wedding Launch Dinner in Kololo last month. According to viral gossip, the couple’s highly anticipated ceremony — originally set for February 14, 2026 — was being quietly called off. But Bad Black says that’s all fake news. “Dear Online In-Laws,…