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!

Ugandan singer Dax Vibez has revealed that celebrated musician Cindy Sanyu was his celebrity crush while he was growing up. Speaking during an interview on Galaxy TV, Dax said he was drawn to Cindy because of her beauty, height and personality, although his admiration changed as he got older. “It was Cindy growing up and she was beautiful. She’s an Itesot, she’s tall and very pretty, but the feeling changed as I grew up.” Dax said he never told anyone about his admiration for Cindy at the time, describing it as a normal celebrity crush that he simply kept to…

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US-based Ugandan singer Vivian Tendo and her husband, Moses Tinsley, have celebrated the upcoming arrival of their baby girl with an intimate pink-themed baby shower. The couple hosted the gathering indoors at a restaurant, surrounded by close friends and family as they celebrated the next chapter of their lives. Pink dominated the event, from the decorations to the outfits worn by the expectant parents, matching the couple’s earlier revelation that they are expecting a daughter. Vivian and Moses documented the special occasion in a vlog shared on their YouTube channel, giving their followers a glimpse into the celebrations. The couple…

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Socialite and deejay Sheilah Gashumba has addressed reports that she allegedly beat up a dancer at a Kampala nightclub after the woman danced with her boyfriend, Alex Bindandi. The claims circulated on social media in recent days, with reports alleging that the incident happened at Club Guvnor, where Bindandi was reportedly spending a night out. According to the circulating story, a video of Bindandi interacting with a dancer was allegedly sent to Sheilah, prompting her to go to the club. The reports further claimed that Sheilah confronted and assaulted the dancer before allegedly giving her money to keep quiet about…

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Ugandan music star Jose Chameleone has revealed that he is officially dating again, saying he currently has a new woman in his life. The Leone Island boss made the revelation during a TikTok Live, where he spoke about his relationship status following his separation from his former wife, Daniella Atim. Chameleone said that while he was still married, he felt restricted because people around him would report his movements and activities to Daniella. “When I was still married, people kept threatening me that they would report me to Maama Abba all the time. I’m glad I survived such tension.” The…

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Ugandan music star Jose Chameleone has praised his younger brother Weasel Manizo for standing by him during his treatment in the United States, revealing that the singer spent four months sleeping on a couch while caring for him. Chameleone shared the story during a TikTok Live, reflecting on the difficult period when he traveled to the US for medical treatment after being diagnosed with acute pancreatitis in 2024. The singer said he initially faced a challenge finding someone to accompany him as a caretaker. According to Chameleone, his brother Pallaso was unavailable because he had a show in South Africa,…

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Ugandan singer Biswanka Derick has opened up about what he described as ongoing personal struggles, telling fans during a TikTok Live that he sometimes feels like he is “losing” his life. Biswanka did not publicly specify the nature of the problems he is currently facing, although his remarks appeared to touch on his wellbeing and possible health complications. Speaking to his followers, the singer said the struggles were not new and described feeling as though he had limited time left. He also asked his fans not to mourn him excessively if he dies. “When I die, you shouldn’t mourn me…

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Content creator Chicken Chicken, real name Anthony Katongole, and his fiancée Nanyonjo Menisha have taken another step toward marriage after launching their traditional introduction ceremony in Kampala. The couple, whose relationship has increasingly played out in the public eye, held the ceremony launch at Hotel Africana, where they were joined by several notable figures from Uganda’s entertainment industry. Chicken Chicken made his relationship with Menisha official on social media several months ago, giving followers glimpses of their relationship as they moved toward marriage. The pair later held an engagement ceremony and subsequently announced plans to formalize their union through a…

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Ugandan artists are keeping the music-video circuit busy, with Maro, Crysto Panda, Latinum, Dokta Brain, Laty Wizy and several collaborators releasing fresh visuals this week. From smooth reggae and romantic melodies to tracks built for dancing, here are five new Ugandan music videos worth checking out. Maro feat. Vyper Ranking — “Kannange” Maro teams up with Vyper Ranking for “Kannange,” a lover’s rock track built around a smooth reggae sound. Produced by Zambia’s The Beat Banger, the song combines Maro’s softer vocal approach with Vyper Ranking’s tougher delivery, giving the collaboration contrasting styles that work together. Crysto Panda feat. Lutty…

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Ugandan musician Zulanda has pushed back against claims that his career is fading, arguing that he has never measured his success by constant visibility or being the biggest star in the country. Zulanda said he does not feel compelled to respond to every opinion about him on social media because artists have different goals, priorities and definitions of success. “The word fading is on every Ugandan’s lips but they don’t know what it means. The only time a person fades is when they’re dead,” he said. For Zulanda, being less visible does not necessarily mean an artist has lost relevance.…

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Next Media Group journalist Brian Macona has returned to the Next Media Park after spending several months away from the newsroom recovering from a life-threatening accident that left him with serious injuries. The accident, which occurred a few months ago, claimed the lives of two of Macona’s colleagues. Macona survived but suffered heavy injuries that required extensive medical treatment, including time in the ICU. After months focused on his recovery, Macona was welcomed back to Next Media Park, where his colleagues and bosses organized a celebration to mark his return. The journalist expressed his gratitude for the reception, saying surviving…

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Ugandan musician and songwriter Pawaboy AB has revealed that he was the songwriter behind Kataleya and Kandle’s hit song “Ngenderera,” which he originally wrote with Winnie Nwagi in mind. Speaking during an interview on Galaxy FM, Pawaboy explained that his approach to songwriting does not end when he hands a song over to another artist. He prefers to remain involved in the recording process so he can guide the artist through his intended delivery. “Of course as a writer, I have to be around to give you directions on how to do things,” Pawaboy said. According to the singer, staying…

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NBS news anchor and veteran journalist Samson Kasumba has revealed how he plans to approach retirement, and his children should not expect to inherit a retirement fund built around their needs. Kasumba says that once he reaches 60, his priority will be enjoying the savings he has accumulated rather than preserving them for his children. “After 60 the only investment I am focusing on is eating all my savings! My children will live off the education we gave them,” Kasumba wrote in a social media post. The journalist said he has already made his expectations clear to his children, arguing…

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Northern Uganda singer EeZzy says he is ready to take on one of Kampala’s biggest concert stages, insisting that headlining a show at the Lugogo Cricket Oval would be “a small thing” for him. Speaking to Galaxy TV, EeZzy said he would be comfortable performing at the iconic Kampala venue even if a concert were organised the following day. The singer’s confidence, he explained, comes from his belief in his ability to command a stage and entertain his audience regardless of the size of the venue. He suggested that he would not need an extended preparation period to handle such…

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Pastor Wilson Bugembe says he never took Pastor Aloysius Bugingo’s past attacks on fellow pastors personally, arguing that he has seen a very different side of Bugingo away from the public spotlight. Bugembe, the pastor of Worship House Church in Nansana, said his relationship with Bugingo has remained good despite a period when the House of Prayer Ministries leader was known for criticizing other pastors, including Bugembe. According to Bugembe, those public comments did not define the person he came to know privately. “There is a season when he used to attack us fellow pastors, not just me, pretty much…

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Ugandan singer Martha Mukisa says becoming a mother has not changed her love for music, even as she acknowledges that major changes in life can naturally reshape an artist’s career. Speaking during an interview on the NRG Ignition Show hosted by Mr. Henrie, Mukisa was asked whether she worries about how fans and the music industry will receive her now that she is a mother. Mukisa said her connection to music has always been driven by genuine passion rather than simply maintaining visibility in the industry. “Regardless of being a mother, I still do music from a point of love,…

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Ugandan singer Grace Khan has revealed that she is still single and “on the market,” saying she currently has no partner. The singer was asked about her relationship status and whether she lives alone in the mansion she frequently showcases on social media. Grace made it clear that the house belongs to her and said she pays for it herself because she works. On her love life, the singer said she has not yet found a partner but promised to make the announcement when the right man comes along. “I haven’t gotten a partner, I’m still on market. But when…

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The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Lino Anguzu, has clarified that Rose Tusiime, who was with late Afrigo Band singer Moses Matovu on the night he was fatally attacked, will not be charged in connection with his death. Instead, Anguzu said Tusiime is expected to become a prosecution witness in the case against Vincent Arnold Nsamba, also known as Sitenda, who is facing proceedings over Matovu’s death. The clarification comes after Tusiime’s role in the events surrounding Matovu’s final hours attracted public attention, with questions raised over why she was not placed in the dock alongside Nsamba. According to the…

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Media personality Jonathan Nalebo has weighed into the debate over the music catalogues of Sheebah Karungi and King Saha, arguing that Sheebah has built a stronger body of work. Nalebo, who is also an apostle, said Sheebah is “bigger” than the “Mpa Love” hitmaker and has maintained a more consistent music catalogue throughout her career. “Sheebah is bigger than King Saha anytime, any day.” Nalebo went further, arguing that King Saha’s catalogue does not match that of rapper Fik Fameica, despite Saha’s status as one of Uganda’s established musicians. He acknowledged that King Saha has enjoyed significant success but argued…

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Gospel singer Grace Lokwa has confirmed that he will join Levixone at the singer’s highly anticipated A One Tym Experience concert on November 7, 2026. The concert is scheduled to take place at Kampala Serena Hotel, with preparations expected to intensify after Levixone returned to Uganda following several weeks of music tours outside the country. Lokwa, best known for his viral gospel hit “Kumama Papa,” announced his appearance in a message to Ugandan fans, confirming that he will travel to Kampala for the concert. “Hello people of Uganda, it’s Minister Grace Lokwa. On November 7th, 2026, I’m coming to the…

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Ugandan content creator Tenge Tenge went from a potential stage-security mix-up to sharing the spotlight with Jason Derulo at the Stanbic Music Festival in Lusaka, Zambia, on Saturday. The TikTok sensation was among the performers who joined the American singer-songwriter and dancer during his African stop on The Last Dance World Tour, but his arrival on stage briefly created confusion. As Tenge Tenge stepped onto the stage, security personnel reportedly mistook him for someone attempting to invade the performance area and lifted him into the air. The unexpected moment could have brought his appearance to an abrupt end, but Derulo…

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