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!

Ronald Alimpa Says He Left Prison With Nothing After Nearly Four Months, Appeals for Support Ugandan singer Ronald Alimpa has made an emotional appeal to fans and well-wishers after revealing that he spent close to four months in prison and was released with virtually nothing to his name. In a video that has been circulating on social media, the “Seen Don” hitmaker recounted the difficult experience, saying the time behind bars has left him struggling to rebuild both his personal life and his music career. According to Alimpa, he no longer has a phone, a place to stay, or the…

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Veteran Ugandan musician Ragga Dee has spoken publicly about his copyright disagreement with Mickey Wine, reiterating that he has not given the artist permission to re-record one of his songs. Addressing the matter, Ragga Dee emphasized that intellectual property should be respected and that any artist seeking to remake another musician’s work must first obtain written authorization. While discussing the issue, the veteran singer also revealed that he has previously granted other artists permission to reinterpret his music—but only through formal written agreements. Despite the ongoing disagreement, Ragga Dee called for unity within Uganda’s music industry, urging artists to work…

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Music producer D’Mario has opened up about his decision to part ways with rapper Feffe Bussi and his record label, FBM, saying the move was driven by a desire to grow independently and unlock new opportunities in his career. Speaking about the transition, D’Mario explained that while his time with FBM helped strengthen his profile, he eventually felt the arrangement limited his ability to expand professionally. After spending a year and a half working under the label, the producer says he is now focused on building his own production house, Cyber Unit, as he embarks on a new chapter. His…

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Singer Diana Nalubega is challenging one of the music industry’s longest-standing beliefs, insisting that marriage and motherhood should never be viewed as the end of a woman’s career. Reflecting on her own experiences, the singer said success in music depends more on determination, personal goals, and having the right support system than on marital status. She also addressed the reasons behind her time away from the spotlight, spoke about raising her daughter as a single parent, and explained why many people mistakenly think her daughter is actually her younger sister. Her candid remarks offer a deeply personal look at the…

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Singer Spice Diana has shared her frustration with the Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS), saying that while she recently accepted a royalty payment of Shs1.4 million, she does not believe it reflects the value her music has generated over the past two years. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, the award-winning artist reflected on her experiences with royalty payments, revealing that she once rejected a much smaller payout because she felt it undervalued her work. Although she ultimately accepted the latest payment, Spice Diana says it has not changed her concerns about how artists are compensated. At the same…

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As football fever grips fans around the globe, Spice Diana has revealed exactly where her loyalty lies during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Ugandan singer says she’s firmly behind England, adding that the Three Lions have her full support as the tournament unfolds. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV’s Uncut, Spice Diana also reflected on another football passion—her journey to becoming an Arsenal supporter, a decision she says wasn’t made overnight but grew from an unforgettable visit to the club’s iconic home. Her comments offered fans a glimpse into the football side of her personality, away from the…

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Ugandan singer Phina Masanyalaze is grieving the loss of her mother, Mrs. Annet Kiwanuka, who passed away on Thursday. Family members, relatives, friends, and well-wishers have come together to support the singer and her loved ones during this difficult time, as preparations continue to honor the life of the late Mrs. Kiwanuka. A vigil is currently being held at Kawala, where mourners have been gathering to pay their respects, offer condolences, and stand with the bereaved family. Funeral arrangements have also been announced ahead of the requiem Mass and burial scheduled for the weekend. Family and Friends Gather in Kawala…

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Ugandan socialite Sheila Don Zella has shared a deeply personal update about her life, revealing that her biggest priority is no longer finding someone with money but finding someone she can genuinely build a future with. Speaking candidly, Don Zella said she is actively searching for a compatible life partner who can offer emotional support, understanding, and companionship. Beyond opening up about her personal life, she also announced plans to reclaim ownership of her music and pursue compensation for the work she says she invested in developing several artists during her years in Uganda’s entertainment industry. Her comments painted the…

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Veteran journalist Maurice Mugisha has shared candid insights into his marriage with wife Irene Birungi, offering a heartfelt reflection on the values that have helped them navigate years of life together. Speaking on the Mind Your Head UG podcast hosted by Sheila Tusiime and Canary Mugume, Mugisha said the strongest marriages begin with genuine friendship. Looking back on his own relationship, he reflected on the importance of communication, patience, and growing together through life’s different seasons, while acknowledging that marriage comes with challenges that every couple must learn to overcome in their own way. His remarks offered a personal glimpse…

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More than a decade after organizing Jamaican dancehall star DeMarco’s concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval, Dr. Ronnie Mich Egwang is revisiting the event that he says became one of the most financially painful experiences of his career. Speaking during a recent discussion, Mich Egwang reflected on the 2012 concert, which was disrupted by heavy rainfall and ultimately failed to meet expectations commercially. Looking back, he shared an unusual story about an individual who allegedly offered to prevent the rain in exchange for a small payment—a proposal he says he rejected because it conflicted with his Christian beliefs. According to Mich…

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