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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!
Kampala’s nightlife is about to ignite in full force tonight as one of the biggest brand-led party experiences rolls into the city with serious energy. A high-stakes DJ battle, premium crowd vibes, and an ice-cold beer experience are all colliding under one roof — setting the stage for a night designed purely for revelers who don’t do ordinary weekends. At the center of it all, Castle Lite is turning Bukoto into a party hotspot with a showdown that promises sound, style, and nonstop competition. And this isn’t just another club night — it’s a full-blown experience. Castle Lite is officially…
Behind the glossy music videos and viral dance hits lies a reality few fans ever see — a world of tight budgets, creative limitations, and survival-level hustle. Now, one of Uganda’s most recognized creative entrepreneurs is pulling back the curtain on what it really takes to survive in the music video industry. Josh The Fixture, born Joshua Mwesigwa, is speaking openly about the sacrifices, frustrations, and unexpected growth that defined his nearly 20-year journey in the business. And according to him, the truth is far less glamorous than it looks on screen. Josh The Fixture is not sugarcoating anything about…
What happens when a deeply personal testimony turns into a public dispute? In Uganda’s entertainment scene, that question is now dominating conversations after a heated exchange between singer-turned-gospel artist Grace Nakimera and media personality Kasuku. The debate erupted after Kasuku dismissed her claims that she was bewitched at the height of her music career, sparking a sharp response that has now gone viral across social platforms. But Nakimera isn’t backing down — and her latest remarks are raising even more eyebrows than the original claim. And the conversation is far from settling down. The tension began after Kasuku publicly questioned…
Former Kampala Lord Mayor and president of the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF), Erias Lukwago, has been further remanded to Luzira Prison as he awaits a ruling on his bail application. The decision means the prominent opposition figure will remain in custody until the court reconvenes on June 30, 2026, for the next mention of his case. The development has drawn significant attention, given Lukwago’s high-profile legal and political standing. But behind the brief court update lies a more complex procedural process… Court Defers Bail Decision According to Lukwago’s lawyer, Medard Ssegona, the court postponed its ruling on the bail…
Ugandan singer Henry Mwanje is celebrating one of the most joyful moments of his life after welcoming a newborn baby boy with his wife over the weekend. The artist shared the exciting news with fans through his social media platforms, posting an emotional video straight from the hospital. The announcement quickly drew warm reactions from fans, friends, and fellow entertainers across the country. And the footage captured a truly heartwarming moment… Emotional Hospital Moment Shared With Fans In the video, Henry Mwanje is seen proudly cradling his newborn son shortly after delivery. His wife is also seen resting beside him,…
Media personality Kasuku has pushed back against singer Grace Nakimera’s recent claims that witchcraft attacks played a role in her decision to quit secular music. Nakimera had earlier revealed in an interview that she left the music industry after allegedly enduring persistent spiritual attacks that she believes threatened her life. However, Kasuku is now openly challenging that version of events, insisting there is another explanation behind her departure. And he is not holding back… “No One Bewitched Her” — Kasuku Says According to Kasuku, Grace Nakimera’s exit from music had nothing to do with spiritual interference. Instead, he claims the…
Ugandan singer King Saha has reignited his long-running tension with Bebe Cool, making a series of bold and controversial remarks that have once again set social media ablaze. The Kings Love Entertainment boss accused the Gagamel leader of relying on “kitu kidogo” (bribery) culture to get things done, while also criticizing his involvement in matters surrounding his son’s reported football ambitions. The comments came during an interview where Saha was asked whether he sympathized with Bebe Cool over claims that he had been allegedly conned while trying to secure a move for his son to English club Arsenal. And Saha…
Actress Florence Nampijja has sparked conversation after sharing candid advice to young women about marriage, relationships, and societal pressure. Speaking during an interview, the media personality urged women to take their time before settling down, warning against rushing into marriage simply because of age expectations or public pressure. Her message has quickly gained attention, especially among younger audiences navigating relationships in a fast-moving social environment. And she did not hold back in how she put it… “Relax, There Is No Deadline For Marriage” Nampijja encouraged young women to remain patient and avoid feeling pressured into marriage timelines. “To the young…
Dr. Lover Bowy Mourns Father’s Passing Ugandan RnB singer and songwriter Sefu Mulaya, popularly known as Dr. Lover Bowy, is mourning the loss of his father, Mr. Hamis Mulaya. The sad news was confirmed early this morning by the singer’s management, sending shock and condolences across the entertainment community. According to the family, Mr. Mulaya was a businessman who had been battling high blood pressure for some time before his passing. The news has left fans and colleagues expressing sympathy and support for the artist during this difficult moment. But details surrounding the final arrangements are still pending… Family Confirms…
Ugandan singer Stabua Natooro has publicly voiced her frustration over a growing trend in the music industry — upcoming artists branding themselves as “junior” versions of established musicians. The “Tujanjawaze” hitmaker is urging new talent to drop the practice and focus on building their own identities instead of relying on the reputation of already established stars. Her message is clear: success should be earned, not borrowed. And she is not holding back in how she describes the issue… “Stop Using Our Names To Build Yours” Speaking strongly on the matter, Stabua Natooro criticized artists who attach themselves to established names…