Author: Wamala

Ugandan singer Kapa Cat has sparked conversation after sharing her views on parenthood, urging women not to have children with men who have not expressed a desire to become fathers. Speaking during a podcast interview, the artist argued that decisions about starting a family should be made jointly by both partners. According to Kapa Cat, ensuring both people are ready for the responsibility could help reduce the number of single-parent households and encourage greater shared responsibility in raising children. Her remarks have added to ongoing conversations about relationships, family planning, and the responsibilities that come with becoming a parent. Kapa…

The Ugandan entertainment community is rallying behind Keno 53, the respected mentor and coach of the Kings 256 dance group, after reports emerged that he is in critical condition and receiving treatment at a hospital in Bukoto. The news became public after fellow dancer Ritah Dancehall shared an emotional appeal on social media, asking friends, fans, and well-wishers to support the veteran choreographer financially as he undergoes treatment. While the exact nature of Keno 53’s illness has not been disclosed, the appeal has prompted an outpouring of concern from people across Uganda’s music and dance industry. Ritah Dancehall Appeals for…

For recording artist Kvan, one of the most defining moments of her career wasn’t the release of a hit song—it was being left out of one. The singer, whose real name is Khabuya Vanessa Marion, has shared her account of how she was allegedly sidelined from the remix of “Guma Bakunyige,” a project that was ultimately released by Recho Rey and Mun G without her participation. Looking back, Kvan says the experience marked the beginning of the professional struggles she has since encountered in Uganda’s music industry. Her story offers a candid look at the challenges emerging artists say they…

Jubet’s “Hardest Truth” Turns Into Global Afrobeats Breakout, Reaches Billboard Charts Nigerian Afrobeats artist Jubet is rapidly emerging as one of the most closely watched new voices in African music, following the global success of his breakout single Hardest Truth. From Ilora in Oyo State to international recognition, Jubet’s rise has been driven by a record that has resonated deeply with listeners across continents, turning personal storytelling into a worldwide conversation. The song’s impact has now extended into major international chart spaces, including the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs Chart. From Ilora to Global Recognition Born Akanbi Oluwa Jubelo Emmanuel and…

Jubet Jay You’s “Hardest Truth” Lyrics Deliver a Raw Reflection on Life, Money, and Survival The track Hardest Truth by Jubet Jay You presents a reflective blend of alternative Afrobeat and hip-hop, centered on themes of life struggles, money, control, faith, and personal resilience. The song is credited with lyrics by Samrat Naidu, and delivers a series of blunt, philosophical statements about modern existence and emotional endurance. Rather than following a traditional narrative structure, the track unfolds as a continuous stream of reflections on hardship, mindset, and survival in a complex world. A Song Built on Life Lessons and Hard…

Jose Chameleone Thanks Daniella Atim as Divorce Process Nears Completion Veteran Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone has spoken publicly about his separation from his ex-wife Daniella Atim, offering a reflective account of their marriage as their divorce process moves toward completion. Speaking during a televised interview, the artist said every relationship has a beginning and an end, describing their decision to formally separate as part of a long and complicated journey. His comments come as public attention continues to follow one of Uganda’s most high-profile celebrity relationships. “Everything Has a Beginning and an End” — Chameleone Reflects Chameleone revealed that after…

Balaam Barugahara Urges Early DNA Testing Amid Rising Paternity Debate Ugandan Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development Balaam Barugahara has called for increased use of DNA testing shortly after childbirth, saying it could help prevent future disputes over paternity. He made the remarks while addressing journalists at the Uganda Media Center on Tuesday, as public debate around DNA testing continues to intensify across the country. The conversation has gained momentum in recent weeks following high-profile discussions surrounding paternity verification cases in Uganda’s entertainment and cultural spaces. Minister Cites Past DNA Testing Figures During his briefing, Balaam referenced…

Benon Mugumbya Breaks Silence on Zafaran’s Exit From Swangz Avenue Swangz Avenue boss Benon Mugumbya has publicly addressed the circumstances surrounding Zafaran’s departure from the record label, pushing back against growing online speculation about drama behind the split. The conversation began after Ugandan singer Zafaran announced her exit from Swangz Avenue on June 25, 2026, stating that the decision had been reached amicably. However, changes surrounding her branding — including a switch from “Zafaran” to “Zafar” — and reports about her YouTube channel sparked online debate, with some critics suggesting tensions between the artist and the label. Now, Swangz Avenue…

CEO Tifah Opens Up on Love, Dating Standards, and Financial Expectations in Relationships Ugandan media personality CEO Tifah has sparked conversation after speaking candidly about her expectations in relationships, saying financial stability is a key requirement for any partner she considers dating. The NBS Television and Next Radio presenter shared her views during a recent podcast appearance, where she openly discussed love, loyalty, and what she values most in a romantic relationship. Her comments have since drawn attention as debates around modern dating expectations continue across social media. “Money Is My Love Language” — CEO Tifah Explains Her View During…

Levixone Shares Strong Views on DNA Testing, Says He Would Never Take One Ugandan gospel artist Levixone has publicly shared his stance on the ongoing debate surrounding DNA testing, revealing that he has never conducted a DNA test on his children and does not intend to do so in the future. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, the singer opened up about his personal philosophy on parenting, love, and responsibility. His comments come amid growing public discussion around DNA testing and family relationships, a topic that continues to spark debate across Uganda and beyond. Levixone Says Parenting Goes Beyond…