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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!
Joshua Baraka returns with “Yoyo,” while Anko Ronie, Sandra Naxx and other Ugandan artists unveil fresh visuals. Ugandan artists are keeping the new-music cycle moving, with Joshua Baraka, Anko Ronie, Sandra Naxx, Banina Chris and BadGal Hezo among the names dropping fresh visuals this week. From romantic tracks to songs carrying more personal tension, the latest releases offer a varied snapshot of what Ugandan artists are putting out right now. First up is Joshua Baraka with “Yoyo,” another love song from an artist who has increasingly carved out a recognizable sound. The track adds to his growing catalogue of romantic…
Dolly Parton, the country music legend whose career transformed her from a Tennessee songwriter into one of the world’s most recognizable entertainers, has died at 80. Parton died Tuesday, August 25, in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer, according to a statement from her publicist. She died at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center surrounded by loved ones. The specific type of cancer has not been disclosed. The announcement came from her nephew and longtime head of security, Bryan Seaver, who shared the news in a video posted to social media. Seaver said the announcement was something Parton had asked him…
Vinka’s long-awaited maiden Live & Loud concert delivered exactly the kind of spectacle her fans had been waiting for, bringing together high-energy performances, striking fashion, guest appearances and fireworks for a memorable night. After nearly a decade of releasing party anthems and building her reputation as one of Uganda’s energetic performers, Vinka finally took center stage for her first Live & Loud show last Friday. She opened the night with “Thank God,” taking the stage alongside a group of backup dancers whose tightly coordinated moves matched the song’s infectious energy. From there, Vinka kept the momentum going with some of…
Uncle Chumi has explained the heated exchange with a Special Forces Command (SFC) soldier that drew attention online after the confrontation in Kampala on Tuesday, August 25. The incident happened during heavy rain after Chumi accused the soldier of splashing water from his vehicle onto her. Footage circulating online shows the singer confronting the soldier and demanding compensation for the clothes she said had been ruined. The exchange became tense, with the soldier heard telling Chumi that if she had committed an offence, the law should be used rather than force. Chumi, meanwhile, insisted that she should be compensated for…
Spice Diana is challenging Ugandan musicians to stop playing it safe and start believing they can fill some of the country’s biggest concert venues. Her comments come after King Saha and Ray G successfully staged concerts at Kololo Independence Grounds, a venue that had long been viewed as a major challenge for individual artists. For Spice Diana, the two shows are evidence that Ugandan artists should be willing to test themselves rather than allowing public criticism to determine how far they aim. The singer pointed to her own career as an example. She recalled starting out with a concert at…
The investigation into the murder of former Sports Club Villa captain David Owori has taken a significant turn after police traced his stolen mobile phone and linked some suspects to a series of alleged violent robberies in Kampala. Owori was attacked near his residence on August 4, 2026, and robbed of his mobile phone and other personal belongings. He later died from injuries sustained during the attack. According to police, the stolen phone became a crucial lead in the investigation. Detectives traced the device and obtained information that allegedly connected individuals involved in the handling and disposal of stolen electronic…
Police in Kampala have opened an investigation into the murder of 22-year-old Jovia Namuwulya, who was found dead inside her room in Bukoto earlier this month. Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson SP Rachel Kawala confirmed that Kira Road Police are investigating the incident, which reportedly occurred between midnight and 6:00 a.m. on August 20, 2026. Namuwulya, who worked as a waitress, was a resident of Mukalazi Zone, Bukoto I Parish in Nakawa Division, Kampala District. “I’m here to confirm that Kira Road Police are actively investigating a murder incident that occurred on the 20th of August 2026 between midnight and 6…
Singer Liam Voice has weighed into the growing controversy over proposed changes to fees on the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway, questioning the reasoning reportedly being used to justify the increase. The singer took particular issue with the reported reference to rising sugar prices, arguing that the explanation was difficult to understand given the nature of the road and the costs already facing ordinary Ugandans. “The diplomats are busy discussing increasing the Express Highway fares depending on how the charges have always been paid. But one of the reasons they are giving is the increased price of sugar,” Liam Voice said. “But this…
Tracy Melon has opened up about an early moment in her music career that she says she has never forgotten — the support she received from Lydia Jazmine before she had established herself in Uganda’s music industry. Speaking at Lydia Jazmine’s press conference at Speke Resort Munyonyo, Tracy recalled meeting the singer during a music competition that played a role in launching her musical journey. Jazmine was part of the judging team for the competition, and Tracy said the established singer stood firmly behind her throughout the experience. According to Tracy, Jazmine’s encouragement meant even more because she was already…
Prima Kadarshi is standing by her outspoken approach to Ugandan celebrity culture, insisting that no musician is above criticism or social media banter. Speaking during a recent TikTok Live, the social media personality and reality TV star addressed her public disagreements with several musicians, including Spice Diana and Lydia Jazmine. Prima said her comments should not be interpreted as hatred toward the artists. Instead, she argued that she has no problem speaking out when she believes a celebrity has made a mistake. “We shall talk about every musician, no one is above the law, we don’t fear anyone. We talk…