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Phiona Nyamutoro, Minister of State for Minerals and aspiring Nebbi Woman MP, has addressed the growing public perception of her as a celebrity, clarifying that her fame comes largely from her marriage to Eddy Kenzo, not from being in the entertainment industry herself. Speaking to the media after a presidential rally in Nebbi, Nyamutoro said that while she is often treated like a public figure, she doesn’t see herself as an artist or entertainer. “The media gives me that excitement as if they’ve seen an artist, but I’m not an artist. I miss those days when I would go unnoticed,…
Singer Melissa Mulungi gave fans an exclusive peek into her personal life during her first Meet and Greet show over the weekend, opening up about the most money she’s ever spent in a single day. Speaking to Galaxy TV, Melissa admitted that her highest daily spending in Uganda hit a whopping Shs 6 million. “The highest amount would probably be, maybe around like Shs 6 million. I have my Jajjas, paying workers, charity… it was a very busy day. I was in Masaka,” she revealed. Spending for a Cause: Charity and Community Projects Melissa clarified that most of this spending…
Eddy Kenzo has finally addressed the swirling rumors suggesting tension between him and Bebe Cool over NRM campaign performance lineups. Over the past few days, social media was ablaze with claims that Kenzo and Bebe Cool clashed over which artists performed at key NRM campaign events. Some speculated that Kenzo was allegedly blocking central or national artists from frequent performances, favoring regional performers instead — a move rumored to upset Bebe Cool, who manages artist coordination and payments. Kenzo Clears the Air Speaking to fans and the press, Kenzo dismissed the rumors, insisting his intentions were never personal or competitive,…
Musician Elijah Kitaka, real name Elijah Nsubuga Kitaka, has once again made headlines — not for his music, but for his fearless fashion choices. Known for turning heads with his daring outfits, Kitaka says he’s unbothered by public opinion, focusing instead on self-expression. “I do not care if people do not like my dressing. That is their business as long as I like it,” he revealed. “Along the way, we’ve lost touch with friends. One thing I have learnt is to be alone. You alone know how you are surviving and what you are going through.” A Style That Breaks…
Johannesburg was buzzing with energy this past Saturday as global superstar Travis Scott took over FNB Stadium, performing to a sold-out crowd of over 70,000 fans. The night got off to a soggy start — heavy rain delayed the show by nearly two hours. But African resilience shone through as fans stayed, undeterred by the storm. When the lights finally dimmed and Travis hit the stage, the stadium erupted in a wave of screams, lights, and pure energy. “The visuals, the sound, the energy — it felt like the heartbeat of a continent pulsing through every beat,” a fan described.…
A quiet story from the hills of Western Uganda is now making major waves in African cinema. The film ‘Small Gods’ has stunned the continent by securing multiple nominations at the 20th African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Actress. For a film that began as a deeply personal story in Kisoro, this is a moment of unprecedented recognition and pride for Uganda’s budding film industry. “This film is about people often overlooked, told with honesty and authenticity,” says director Asher Rosen, who splits his time between London, UK, and Kisoro, Uganda. From…
Kampala’s nightlife came alive as DJ Spinny celebrated ten years of spinning hits with the unforgettable “DJ Spinny & Friends” experience. The electrifying event, proudly powered by Don Julio Tequila, turned Mestil Gardens into a playground of music, fashion, and dance. “This night is for everyone who’s been part of my journey,” DJ Spinny said, radiating gratitude as he prepared to close the night with his signature energy. Star-Studded Lineup Sets the Mood The celebration kicked off with high-energy sets from Kampala’s top DJs, each adding their unique flavor to the party: Finally, DJ Spinny took over the decks, delivering…
Ugandan singer and songwriter Yesse Oman Rafiki has stirred controversy once again, this time calling for monetary recognition from Moses Wassawa Tinsley, the husband of fellow musician Vivian Tendo. The artist explained that his request is not out of spite but a matter of acknowledging the years of work he invested in shaping Vivian Tendo into one of Uganda’s most recognized music brands. “I can’t curse Vivian Tendo, just that the groom — her husband — who came into the picture, I wish he would reward me with cattle,” Rafiki said during a candid interview. “When someone is a brand,…
Yesse Oman Rafiki — the musical genius behind some of Uganda’s biggest chart-toppers — is getting real about his past. The hitmaker and songwriter has finally opened up about the darkest chapter of his life, one filled with drug abuse, depression, and betrayal — and how it all shaped the man he is today. In a deeply personal revelation, Rafiki described his earlier years in the music industry as a “childish stage”, saying it was a period of confusion, poor decisions, and misplaced trust. “The drugs and depression matters were childish,” Rafiki admitted, reflecting on a time when he says…
Ugandan singer Green Daddy, real name Kibalama Vicent Kikabi, has once again found himself in the middle of controversy after giving out what he calls “relationship advice” — but what many fans are labeling as sexist and outdated. In a recent interview, the “Weekend” hitmaker told men to avoid marrying women who are physically stronger than them, claiming that such relationships could lead to domestic violence and a loss of masculine control in the household. “Any woman whom you can’t handle physically, never marry her,” Green Daddy warned. “She will beat you and your family members.” The statement immediately went…