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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!
One of Uganda’s most memorable songs almost had a different voice. Veteran music producer Paddy Man has revealed that Iryn Namubiru’s hit song “Begombeko” was originally written and produced with socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan in mind before it eventually became one of Iryn’s signature tracks. Speaking on the Shalom 256 Podcast, Paddy Man shared the behind-the-scenes story of how the song moved from Zari’s planned music catalog to Iryn Namubiru’s hands. According to the producer, songwriter Nince Henry wrote the song during the period when Zari was exploring a career in music, but the recording process did not produce…
Jose Chakala: How Uganda’s Comedy ‘Landlord’ Built His Digital Empire Jose Chakala, born Joseph Musaazi, has become one of Uganda’s recognizable digital entertainers, using comedy skits to build a loyal audience across multiple online platforms. Known by fans as “Landlord,” the content creator has turned everyday experiences, humor, and relatable storytelling into a growing brand in Uganda’s entertainment space. But before becoming a social media personality, Jose Chakala was already connected to the entertainment industry as a dancer, working alongside some of Uganda’s biggest artists. In an exclusive conversation, the comedian opened up about his journey, inspirations, career highlights, and…
President Museveni Calls Denial of Sex Between Spouses a ‘Serious Offence’ President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has sparked discussion after describing the denial of sex between spouses as a “serious offence” during his national address on July 4, 2026. While speaking about justice and human rights issues affecting communities, the Ugandan leader outlined several forms of mistreatment that he said should not be tolerated within marriage. Among them, his comments about denying a spouse sex stood out and quickly became one of the most talked-about moments from the address. The remarks have since generated conversation about marriage, cultural values, and family…
Cindy Sanyu Declines to Perform at Uganda Festival London Over Alleged Payment Dispute Fans attending the 2026 Uganda Festival in London were left disappointed after Ugandan music star Cindy Sanyu declined to perform, citing an alleged payment dispute with the event promoter. The singer, popularly known as “King Herself,” traveled to the United Kingdom for the event but says she refused to step on stage because the balance of her performance fee had not been paid as agreed. In a video shared after the incident, Cindy explained her decision directly to fans, apologizing for the outcome while insisting she was…
DJ Kash Pro and Josh MC Celebrate Sold-Out Buss A Whine Debut Dancehall lovers had plenty to celebrate as the first edition of Buss A Whine transformed KRUG into a vibrant Caribbean-inspired party, marking International World Reggae Music Day in style. Hosted by DJ Kash Pro and Josh MC, the sold-out event delivered exactly what organizers had promised—a high-energy night blending reggae, dancehall, soca, ragga, and Afrobeat into one immersive musical experience. With a packed venue, energetic performances, and enthusiastic fans dancing from start to finish, the inaugural edition signaled a strong start for what organizers hope will become one…
A boxing event in Kampala delivered more drama outside the ring than many expected after Ugandan socialites Zahara Totto and Prima Kardashi became involved in a physical altercation at Lugogo Arena. Videos circulating on social media appear to show the two exchanging heated words before the confrontation briefly turned physical. People nearby quickly stepped in to separate them, preventing the situation from escalating further. The incident unfolded as fans gathered to watch the boxing match between Regan Magumba and Reagan Lubega Canelo, but attention quickly shifted from the scheduled bout to the confrontation involving the two reality TV personalities. Spectators…
Long before YouTube became a major platform for music videos, podcasts, and digital creators in Uganda, veteran deejay DJ Erycom says he was already exploring its potential. The celebrated entertainer, whose real name is Eryck Paul Mutebi, has claimed that he was the first Ugandan to open a YouTube channel after discovering the platform in its early days. Speaking during a television interview, DJ Erycom reflected on how his curiosity about emerging technology led him to embrace YouTube years before it became a mainstream tool for creators and musicians. His comments offer a glimpse into the early days of digital…
Veteran Ugandan singer Jose Chameleone has strongly denied allegations circulating on social media about the paternity of one of his children, warning that he is prepared to pursue legal action against media personality Josephat Sseguya over the claims. The dispute erupted after Sseguya, a host on a Bukedde TV gossip program, shared a Facebook post alleging that a DNA test had excluded one of Chameleone’s children. The claim quickly attracted attention online, with social media users speculating about which child was allegedly involved. However, Chameleone has dismissed the allegation as entirely false, describing it as malicious and warning that the…
Ugandan singer Jackie Chandiru has weighed in on the growing conversation around leaked intimate photos and videos, urging women to protect their privacy and think carefully before sharing sensitive content with romantic partners. Speaking about the increasing number of private images that later surface online, Chandiru said no one should feel pressured into sending nude photos or videos as proof of love. Instead, she encouraged women to prioritize genuine relationships and in-person connections over creating digital content that could eventually be misused. Her remarks come amid ongoing discussions about digital privacy, consent, and the long-lasting impact of intimate images being…
At just 19 years old, Gia Nina is already carving out a name for herself across multiple corners of Uganda’s entertainment industry. Known off stage as Rich Miracle Namuyiga, the rising entertainer has built a personal brand that spans social media influencing, dance, content creation, and deejaying. Performing under the names Gia Nina, Jenina, and DJ GiGi, she has spent the past two years growing an audience while collaborating with major brands and expanding her presence both online and on stage. In an exclusive conversation with MBU, the young entertainer opened up about her journey, the setback that nearly derailed…