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!

Ava Peace has revealed that she hopes to get married within the next three years, saying marriage is something she has always wanted to experience for herself. The Ugandan singer opened up about her views on marriage during a YouTube interview, explaining that negative stories from married people have not changed her desire to settle down. Ava said she often hears people focus on the difficult side of marriage, including claims that some couples remain together primarily because of their children. Rather than allowing those stories to discourage her, she wants to experience marriage for herself and discover what it…

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Ava Peace says joining Jeff Kiwa’s management has changed the way people approach her in Uganda’s music industry, particularly when it comes to unwanted sexual advances. Speaking during a YouTube podcast, the singer said she previously received frequent sexual advances from people within the entertainment industry. According to Ava, her association with Kiwa has made some people more cautious about approaching her disrespectfully. She described the veteran music manager as a father figure and someone she can turn to when she faces challenges, saying his reputation gives her an added sense of protection. But Ava’s comments also opened the door…

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Ugandan singer Nina Roz has urged young people to be more careful about the information they consume and share on social media, warning against individuals who deliberately mislead the public or use online platforms to belittle others. The singer made the remarks while addressing confusion surrounding her recent appearance during preparations for Lydia Jazmine’s upcoming concert. Nina said social media should be used to promote truth, respect and meaningful engagement rather than trolling, personal attacks and the distortion of people’s statements. Her comments come as online conversations continue to play an increasingly influential role in shaping how public figures and…

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Ugandan viral content creator Rango Tenge Tenge, real name Saad Ssozi, has officially joined Black Market Records, marking a new chapter in the young star’s rapidly growing career. The partnership brings one of Uganda’s most recognizable viral personalities into the orbit of an established music and entertainment company with ambitions to expand his already considerable public profile. According to the information surrounding the deal, the agreement followed two and a half years of discussions and 12 official meetings involving Rango’s parents and the people responsible for managing his affairs. Rango officially began working with Black Market Records on August 7,…

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Ykee Benda and his wife, Emily Nyawira, have given fans a major reason to celebrate after stepping out together with Emily proudly showing off her growing baby bump. The couple’s appearance has sparked excitement among fans and fellow celebrities, with the pair seemingly preparing to welcome their first child together. Emily’s prominently visible baby bump made the pregnancy difficult to miss as the couple appeared together publicly. The moment has now turned the spotlight toward a new chapter in their relationship — becoming parents. Ykee Benda and Emily Nyawira have sent fans into celebration mode after making a public appearance…

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Sheilah Gashumba has revealed that she does not smoke or use drugs, despite spending years working in Uganda’s nightlife and entertainment scene. The media personality and nightlife host opened up about her personal choices during an interview on Kasuku Live, explaining that smoking and intoxicants have never appealed to her. Shisha, in particular, is something Sheilah says she actively avoids. Her reason is not simply a dislike of smoking. She also says her concerns about the hygiene of some shisha servers have made the practice even less attractive to her. Sheilah has worked extensively around Uganda’s nightlife scene as a…

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Ugandan artist D Star, popularly known as Hoozambe, has sparked concern among fans after he appeared physically weak following his performance at the Ekiki Gwe concert in Kasubi on Sunday night. The singer reportedly needed assistance to walk off the stage after completing his performance at Power King Bar and Restaurant, where the event was organized by TikTok personality Cephco. Video circulating online appears to show Hoozambe leaving the stage while being supported by people around him. The moment has raised fresh questions among fans because it comes months after the artist experienced a similar incident during another performance in…

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Sanyuka TV presenter Brian Ssemanda, popularly known as Macona, is reportedly showing signs of improvement after being hospitalized following a fatal car crash. Macona has been receiving treatment since Friday, August 7, 2026, when the accident claimed the lives of two of his colleagues at Next Media — producer Badru Kasirye and Isaac Claude Ndamagye. The UnCut gossip show host was reportedly left with serious head injuries and spent several days unconscious in the Intensive Care Unit. Now, according to people close to him, there is renewed hope surrounding his recovery. Sources close to Macona say the presenter has regained…

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Uganda’s music scene continues to deliver new material, with several artists dropping fresh visuals this week. From Sheebah’s signature kindandali energy to Ritah Danchall’s dance-heavy Lingala offering and an unexpected collaboration between Chozen Blood and Fik Gaza, the latest releases cover plenty of ground. We round up five new music videos worth checking out this week. 1. ‘Stress Killer’ — Sheebah Sheebah is bringing the heat with the visuals for her latest song, “Stress Killer.” Directed by Edrine Paul, the video puts Sheebah’s commanding presence front and center while leaning into the kindandali sound and visual energy she has become…

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General Edward Katumba Wamala has officially retired from military service after 47 years in uniform, closing a remarkable chapter that took him through wars, military operations, leadership and some of the most painful moments of his life. Katumba, who also serves as Uganda’s Minister of Public Service, reflected on his long military journey during a farewell party at his home in Kikandwa, Kasawo, Mukono District. He described his years in uniform as a journey shaped by passion, dedication, commitment and love for Uganda. But alongside the pride of completing nearly five decades of service came memories of battles survived and…

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