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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!
Veteran Ugandan musician Titan Takuba wants Juliana Kanyomozi, Sheebah Karungi, Grace Nakimera and Ava Peace to breathe new life into his classic songs, opening the door to potential collaborations that could introduce his music to a younger generation. The composer, known for songs such as Nzikiliza, Nkwata Mpola and Okwagala Simusango, says he has no problem allowing contemporary artists to reinterpret his catalogue. Although he has spent years away from Uganda’s mainstream music scene, he remains interested in finding new ways to share his work. “I’ve no problem with allowing and giving any artist a chance to re-do my songs,”…
Ugandan singer Kapa Cat has opened up about her approach to sexual pleasure, revealing that she sometimes turns to sex toys when she does not feel like being touched by a man. Speaking to Galaxy TV, the singer discussed her views on intimacy, explaining that although she enjoys sex with people, she considers sex toys a different experience because they do not involve emotional attachment. “Humans are amazing and I love sex, and I enjoy it as much as I enjoy making money, but machines are different. The machine doesn’t come with feelings, but its hard work isn’t matched,” Kapa…
Ugandan singer Kazibwe Kapo has been accused by a woman identified as Jamirah Nabaweesi of failing to support a child she says they share, with the mother alleging that she has struggled to meet the child’s medical and daily needs without his assistance. Nabaweesi claims the child has experienced recurrent illnesses, some of which have reportedly required oxygen support. She alleges that Kapo has provided little or no financial assistance towards the child’s upkeep and treatment. According to her account, their relationship began after they met at an event in Kiboga, where Kapo had travelled to perform alongside fellow singer…
Congolese music icon Koffi Olomide’s planned Independence Day concert in Gulu City has been postponed after Uganda’s Ministry of Health restricted the entry of the singer and his band from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) amid ongoing Ebola-related travel measures. The performance had been scheduled for Friday, October 9, 2026, at the Northern Pearl Hotel Garden along Gulu-Kitgum Road. Organisers have now confirmed that the show will be rescheduled once the applicable travel restrictions are lifted and the artist’s team receives clearance to enter Uganda. In a statement, the organisers said they respected the government’s public health measures and…
Ugandan singer and comedian Wizbu Ranks has accused ghetto talent promoter Shirtless of uploading his original music video to the promoter’s YouTube channel without his consent, raising questions about ownership and who financed the production. Wizbu Ranks, who gained public attention through his viral freestyle song “Nabba Embwa,” says Shirtless helped expose him to a wider audience but did not introduce him to the entertainment industry. “The challenge I have so far faced in the music industry starts with Shirtless himself,” Wizbu said. “He didn’t bring me into the industry. He only exposed me to the public, but I have…
Ugandan sports pundit Peace Diane Bagala has revealed that she is expecting her first child, turning what could have been a straightforward pregnancy announcement into a hilarious football-themed post that has drawn attention to fellow sports journalist David Lumansi. Bagala shared a photo showing her growing baby bump on X, joking that she had been “injured and out for a year.” She then used football refereeing, VAR and controversial foul-play decisions to tell the story behind her pregnancy. In the post, Bagala identified Lumansi as the centre referee in her imaginary football match, accusing him of allowing play to continue…
If you think you might be pregnant, the easiest way to check at home is with a commercial pregnancy test designed to detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in urine. Several DIY pregnancy-testing methods have circulated for years, including using toothpaste, sugar, stored urine and bleach. However, these household methods are not scientifically validated ways to determine whether someone is pregnant. Can You Test for Pregnancy at Home? Yes. Home pregnancy tests are specifically designed to detect hCG, a hormone produced during pregnancy. Most urine pregnancy tests are intended to be used after a missed period, although some sensitive tests can…
Being close to your partner is generally a healthy part of a relationship. But there is a difference between emotional closeness and becoming so dependent on each other that personal boundaries, independence and individual goals begin to disappear. If you are wondering whether your relationship has become overly dependent, consider these three areas. 1. Your Emotional Wellbeing Depends Almost Entirely on Your Partner Relying on a partner for emotional support is normal. People in healthy relationships turn to each other during difficult moments, celebrate successes together and provide reassurance when it is needed. The concern comes when one person begins…
When intimacy starts feeling predictable, couples may look for new ways to bring playfulness and excitement back into their relationship. Exploring new experiences together can be one option, provided both partners are comfortable with what they are trying. From light BDSM to role-play and mutual exploration, there are several ways consenting adults can move beyond their usual routine. Start With Communication Before introducing anything new, partners should talk openly about what interests them, what does not, and where their boundaries are. Consent should be enthusiastic, ongoing and mutual. A partner should always be able to stop an activity without pressure…
Long before Almorie Naggayi became a contestant in the Miss Uganda 2026 competition, she was already spending some of her time volunteering and supporting community initiatives. One of those experiences came after the Kiteezi garbage landslide, when Almorie was still a high school student. During her school holiday, she joined the Judith Nahurira Foundation in efforts to support families affected by the disaster. She accompanied the foundation’s team into affected communities, helping distribute donations and relief supplies while interacting with people dealing with the aftermath of the tragedy. At the time, Almorie was not preparing for a Miss Uganda campaign.…
Ugandan singer John Blaq has opened up about his private life, revealing that he is a family man but deliberately keeps his children away from the spotlight. The “Langi” singer said being a public figure does not mean every member of his family should automatically be exposed to cameras and public attention. Speaking to Galaxy TV, John Blaq explained that he prefers fans to know only limited details about his personal life while allowing his children to grow without unnecessary scrutiny. “You can know the little bits but sometimes they don’t want the cameras because we suppose I have my…
Music producer Nessim Pan Production has revealed the surprisingly simple trick he used to create part of the sound on King Saha’s hit song “Very Well,” featuring Slick Stuart and Roja. The producer shared the behind-the-scenes detail while speaking to NRG Radio, explaining that an ordinary matchbox ended up serving as a shaker during the production of the song. Rather than bringing in a professional percussion instrument, Nessim said he improvised with what was readily available. “If you play the song, the first part, it was a matchbox that acted as a shaker. I saw it was going to be…
Ugandan singer Mozelo Kidz has revealed that shisha is one of the things he associates with his creative process, saying it helps him unlock his creativity when making music. The Fresh Gang-associated artist made the unexpected admission during an interview with Galaxy TV after being asked what brings out his creative genius and inspires him to make music. Mozelo initially appeared hesitant to reveal his answer before naming shisha. “Can I say it here on air? It’s shisha. I wouldn’t want to spoil the young people out there but whenever I use it, that’s it for me,” he said. Mozelo’s…
Ibrah Matovu has a huge musical legacy to live up to as he steps further into his late father Moses Matovu’s place at Afrigo Band. Afrigo Band singer and percussionist Herman Ssewanyana says Ibrah is being closely mentored as he develops into the performer the legendary musician’s son could eventually become. Speaking to Spark TV, Ssewanyana said Ibrah has been around the band for some time and that they have watched him grow as an artist. “We have been mentoring him and he has been with us for some time. We watched him grow. He is a singer and he…
At 19, Almorie Naggayi is entering the Miss Uganda 2026 competition with a background that extends well beyond the pageant stage. Representing Masaka City and the Central Region as Contestant Number 19, Naggayi has already gained experience in pageantry, international representation, diplomacy, sport, media and fashion. Her pageantry journey began with the Miss Uganda High School 2024/25 competition, where she became the inaugural titleholder. The experience introduced her to the responsibilities that come with representing others while still at a young age. She later represented Uganda at Miss Teen International in India, giving her an opportunity to compete on an…
Ugandan singer Victor Ruz, real name Wajja Victor, has revealed that a painful childhood experience shaped his decision to stay away from alcohol, drugs and other substances. Speaking during a recent radio interview, the singer said watching a neighbor struggle with addiction and eventually become separated from his family left a lasting impression on him. Victor Ruz recalled growing up around the man, whom he described as an addict, and said his disappearance had a devastating impact on the family he left behind. “Where I grew up from, our neighbor was an addict ever since our childhood. We always looked…
Legendary Kadongo Kamu singer Kazibwe Kappo has responded to allegations from a woman claiming he has neglected his responsibilities to their alleged daughter. The woman, identified as Nabaweesi Jamirah, recently appeared on a television programme claiming that Kazibwe is the father of her daughter but had failed to take responsibility for the child. Nabaweesi alleged that she met Kazibwe in 2006 when the singer and fellow musician Abdu Mulaasi performed in her village in Kyankwanzi. She claimed the two had an encounter and that Kazibwe left her with his phone number, asking her to contact him if she ever needed…
Mamideb is teasing a new television project that could give viewers an inside look at the Cleaves family. The television personality is developing a proposed reality series titled “A Reality Show About The Cleaves,” a project centered on the family’s relationships, experiences and everyday life. Unlike reality formats built primarily around manufactured drama, the proposed series is being positioned as a more personal look at the dynamics within the Cleaves family. The concept would allow viewers to see the family beyond carefully structured television appearances, focusing instead on their interactions, challenges, celebrations and personal relationships. For Mamideb, the project would…
Frank Gashumba has raised his financial challenge to Shs500 million for any Ugandan prophet, pastor or apostle willing to demonstrate their claimed healing powers on sick patients in a hospital. Gashumba has been openly critical of some religious leaders in Uganda, particularly those he believes make claims about possessing special powers to heal people. In September, he challenged what he described as “fake prophets, apostles, and pastors,” questioning why people who claim to possess supernatural healing powers do not use those abilities to help critically ill patients. He has now increased his proposed stake from an earlier amount to Shs500…
Ugandan singer John Blaq has revealed that he has survived three accidents during his music career while naming Vyroota as the artist he believes has stood out the most this year. Reflecting on the Ugandan music scene, John Blaq singled out Vyroota for his musical performance and said he deserves recognition as the year’s standout artist. “Musically, Vyroota has outperformed this year and I give him the award of best artist of the year,” John Blaq said. He also acknowledged the work of other artists, including Latty Neika, himself and Kapeke. “Latty Neika has also had a good performing song…