Author: Wamala

Ugandan singer Vinka believes the music industry has changed significantly over the years, arguing that women are now playing a dominant role in the space and rejecting the idea that female artists must work twice as hard as men to succeed. The Swangz Avenue star shared her views during an interview with Frank Ntambi, where she reflected on her nine-year music journey, the challenges she has faced, and her approach to building a successful career. According to Vinka, while her journey has not been without obstacles, she has never allowed challenges to become excuses. Instead, she says she focuses on…

Ugandan rapper Feffe Bussi is hoping a long-awaited musical dream could finally become reality after legendary songstress Juliana Kanyomozi expressed interest in meeting him and potentially working on a song together. The rapper reacted with excitement after Juliana revealed during a recent interview with Roger Otis that although the two artists have never met, she appreciates his music and would be open to a collaboration. For Feffe Bussi, the recognition from one of Uganda’s most respected voices in music was a major moment. He said he has admired Juliana’s artistry for years and believes their different styles could create something…

Uganda’s digital entertainment scene continues to grow, and few creators represent that evolution better than Brinah SlimBae. Through consistency, creativity, and a strong connection with audiences, she has grown from creating entertaining short-form videos into one of the country’s most recognizable female TikTok personalities. With more than 3.4 million followers and over 51 million likes on TikTok, Brinah SlimBae has built one of the strongest digital audiences among Ugandan female creators. Her growth reflects the changing landscape of entertainment, where social media personalities are no longer just online entertainers—they are becoming influential voices, brand partners, and key figures in youth…

As Uganda’s music industry continues to debate copyright ownership and royalty distribution, songwriter and composer John Kay The Writer has offered a strong reminder about who legally owns many of the country’s biggest songs. Speaking on the issue, John Kay argued that the majority of successful songs in Uganda remain the intellectual property of the songwriters and producers who created them. According to him, artists are typically granted licenses to perform and commercially exploit those works rather than owning the underlying copyright outright. His comments add another voice to the growing conversation around copyright, licensing, and fair compensation for creatives…

Renowned Ugandan media personality Douglas Lwanga has shared his concerns about the challenges many young Ugandans face as they transition from education into the workforce, arguing that the country’s current system often delays financial independence. Speaking on Bigenda Bitya, which airs on Sanyuka TV, Lwanga outlined what he described as the lengthy journey from the classroom to meaningful employment. According to him, many young people spend more than two decades pursuing education and searching for work before earning a stable income, leaving them with limited time to build wealth during their most productive years. His remarks have added to ongoing…

Ugandan socialite, entrepreneur, and reality television personality Zari Hassan has reassured fans that she and her family are safe amid the ongoing unrest in South Africa. Her comments come as concerns continue to grow among Ugandans living in South Africa, with the Ugandan government stepping up efforts to assist citizens who wish to return home following the recent tensions. While addressing the situation, Zari explained that she took precautionary measures by temporarily closing her businesses across the country, saying the uncertainty surrounding the unrest made it necessary to put safety first. Despite those concerns, she stressed that neither she nor…

Ugandan singer Grace Nakimera has made it clear that she is ready to step into a music battle with any artist, following recent comments from Cindy Sanyu, who dismissed suggestions of a showdown between the two. Rather than fueling a rivalry, Nakimera struck a respectful tone, praising Cindy while making it known that she has no personal differences with the fellow musician. The “Ani Akumanyi” hitmaker said the discussion should be about celebrating music and creativity—not exchanging insults. Although Cindy has publicly indicated that she would rather battle Bebe Cool, Nakimera says she’s happy to face anyone willing to take…

Ugandan socialite and entrepreneur Bad Black, born Shanitah Namuyimbwa, has announced a change of venue for her upcoming Beauty Beyond The Scars event after interest from attendees exceeded initial expectations. Originally scheduled to take place at Kabira Country Club, the event will now be hosted at Protea Hotel Kampala Skyz in Naguru. According to Bad Black, the move was made to accommodate a significantly larger audience, with organizers now expecting more than 1,000 women to attend. The event is set to bring together women from different backgrounds for a day centered on healing, empowerment, and personal growth. Why the venue…

Former Back 2 Life singer Yiya Mozey has shared a candid account of the highs and lows of his music career, revealing that some of the duo’s biggest hits brought widespread fame but very little financial reward. Speaking about his journey, Yiya Mozey said he and fellow artist Ziza Bafana became household names after releasing songs such as Tebakulimba and Namagalo>, but the commercial success many fans assumed came with those records never materialized. According to the singer, the duo earned just enough to cover their daily expenses despite the songs dominating Uganda’s airwaves. Looking back, he says the experience…

Ugandan gospel singer and philanthropist Mungu Feni is preparing to unveil one of the biggest projects of his career after teaming up with acclaimed Nigerian producer Masterkraft> for an upcoming single. The song was recorded in Lagos, where Mungu Feni travelled to work closely with the award-winning producer, whose real name is Sunday Ginikachukwu Nweke. Although the song’s official title and release date have not yet been announced, excitement has been building ever since behind-the-scenes videos surfaced online showing the pair working together in the studio. For Mungu Feni, the collaboration represents a significant milestone in his mission to take…