Author: Wamala

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!

Mikey Seems 2 Funny is back on the road in serious style — and this time, the ride comes with a price tag that demands attention. The content creator, influencer, and businessman, real name Michael Ssebamba, has upgraded to a Range Rover Sport estimated at Ugx240 million after modifications. The striking sky blue and black two-tone machine has already been spotted multiple times cruising through Bukoto, and over the weekend it made its most public appearance yet — pulling up at a media presser and doing what Mikey’s cars tend to do: steal the show. The Car, Up Close This…

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Most fans know Pretty Banks as a rising voice in Uganda’s music scene. What they probably do not know is that she nearly became an actress first — and that she has not let go of that dream. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, Pretty Banks opened up about her desire to cross over into film, revealing a career origin story that reframes everything fans thought they knew about how she got here. The singer says acting was her first calling, and she is now ready to revisit it. From Auditions to the Studio Pretty Banks did not stumble…

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Ugandan gospel singer Mungu Feni has spoken out on one of the music industry’s most persistent but least discussed problems — and his observations cut straight to the bone. According to Mungu Feni, the gospel music space in Uganda is quietly losing talented artists not because of lack of skill, but because of a damaging culture around money, perception, and the failure to keep pace with what younger audiences actually want to hear. His comments are not a personal complaint. They read more like a diagnosis — and a fairly urgent one at that. The “Gospel Is Free” Problem At…

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Spice Diana and Uncle Chumi Finally Cross Paths After Bitter Music Fallout Former friends turned rivals Spice Diana and Uncle Chumi have finally come face-to-face in public for the first time since their highly publicized fallout — and the encounter immediately reignited conversation among fans online. The two artists, who once collaborated on the “Gwokute Gwobba” remix, have been at odds since 2025 over claims surrounding ownership and financial gains from the track. Their relationship deteriorated sharply, eventually leading Spice Diana to remove the song from her YouTube channel, citing alleged disrespect from Uncle Chumi. Now, months later, fate brought…

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Sandra Naxx Breaks Silence on Viral Nude Video Leak, Says It Made Her “Mentally Stronger” Ugandan artist Sandra Naxx is opening up about the intense public backlash she has faced following the leak of intimate videos that spread widely across social media earlier this year. The Fangone Forest-affiliated performer says the incident marked one of the most difficult moments of her life — but also one that fundamentally changed how she deals with criticism. Now, she insists she is no longer shaken by online attacks, saying the experience toughened her mentally in ways she never expected. Sandra Naxx Says Leak…

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Shakib Cham Lutaaya Addresses Zari Hassan Breakup Rumors, Confirms They Are Still Together Shakib Cham Lutaaya has finally spoken out on swirling rumors suggesting that his relationship with socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan had come to an end — and he says the reports couldn’t be further from the truth. The speculation had spread rapidly online following a social media post from Zari that many interpreted as a sign of trouble in their relationship. But according to Shakib, the reality behind the scenes tells a very different story. “We Have Never Broken Up,” Shakib Says Speaking during an interview on…

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Nabbanja Orders Investigation Into Shs10 Billion Event Promoters Grant Over Alleged Misuse Uganda’s Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has confirmed a formal inquiry into the distribution of a Shs10 billion government grant intended for event promoters, following concerns over how part of the funds was allegedly shared among a small group. The development has triggered widespread debate within the entertainment and events industry, as authorities move to establish how the money was allocated and whether proper procedures were followed. The audit now places the high-profile government pledge under official scrutiny. Shs3 Billion Already Distributed, But Questions Raised According to Nabbanja, Shs3…

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Amooti Omubalanguzi Speaks Out on Capital FM Exit, Denies Sacking Reports Veteran Ugandan comedian and media personality Amooti Omubalanguzi has addressed swirling reports claiming he was fired from Capital FM, firmly shutting down the rumors and offering clarity on his departure. According to Amooti, the narrative suggesting he was dismissed from the station is false and misleading, insisting that his exit was entirely voluntary after a long career spanning nearly two decades. The clarification comes after speculation circulated online, sparking debate among fans about the circumstances behind his departure. Now, Amooti is setting the record straight. Amooti Says He Chose…

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A bold self-ranking from one of Uganda’s most established female artists has reignited debate in the country’s music scene. In a recent interview, Catherine Kusasira made a confident claim about where she stands in the industry hierarchy — and her assessment is already stirring conversation among fans and fellow musicians. With comparisons drawn, rankings declared, and names directly mentioned, the conversation has quickly moved beyond admiration into full-blown discussion about who truly dominates Uganda’s female music landscape. And Kusasira is not holding back. Catherine Kusasira has publicly placed herself among the top two female musicians in Uganda, asserting that only…

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A rising force in gospel music has just reached a defining career milestone — and the recognition is sending waves through Uganda’s entertainment scene. What started as a quiet emergence from West Nile has now transformed into a continental success story, with international recognition, millions of streams, and a fast-growing global audience. Now, that journey has been officially crowned with a major award that places him among the most influential creative voices of the year. And for Bernard “Mungu Feni” Feni, the moment is nothing short of historic. Ugandan artist and philanthropist Bernard Feni, popularly known as Mungu Feni, has…

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