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Popular Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has shared candid advice for artists navigating the tricky world of management relationships. Speaking about her own experience separating from longtime manager Bushingtone in 2018, she emphasized the importance of mutual respect even after professional splits. The songstress, known for her hits and poise in the music industry, wants fellow artists and managers to avoid the chaos, bickering, and unnecessary drama that often follow such separations. “They Deserve Respect Regardless of What Happened” Lydia Jazmine reflected on her own professional journey with Bushingtone, who helped elevate her career over a successful five-year collaboration. “I was…

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Popular Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine has revealed she’s not yet ready to settle down or start a family, despite her deep love for children. In an intimate interview with Spark TV, the songstress opened up about why she’s choosing to focus on her career for now and trusting God’s timing for marriage and parenthood. “Not Now! God Plans the Best for Us” Lydia Jazmine emphasized that her faith guides her decisions when it comes to family life. “Not now! God always plans the best for us; that’s what I always tell you. You could want the marriage this year, and…

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Ugandan politician Nina Roz, a member of the National Unity Platform (NUP), has issued a stark warning to young Ugandans about entering politics, describing her recent electoral campaign as traumatic and disheartening. Speaking at a Uganda Law Society press conference in Kampala on Thursday, Roz, who ran for the Ssembabule District Woman Member of Parliament seat, detailed the violence and intimidation that marred her campaign—leaving her shaken and questioning the very nature of democracy in Uganda. “My Agents Were Brutally Attacked and Some Murdered” Roz did not hold back in sharing the harrowing experiences she and her team endured during…

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Uganda is in shock after the tragic death of 24-year-old social media sensation Diana Namulinde, better known as Ka Richwife or Diana Skys. The young content creator, famed for her fashion-forward looks and infectious personality, was reportedly robbed and murdered at her rented apartment in Kyanja, Kampala. Friends discovered her body on 4th February 2026 after noticing her apartment left open, sparking immediate concern and horror across social media platforms. Police Confirm Murder and Arrests In an official statement, Uganda Police confirmed that investigations into Ka Richwife’s death are ongoing. So far, three suspects, including the apartment’s security guard, have…

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In a fiery response to past criticism, Prima Kadarshi has finally addressed comments made by singer Shakira Kamulegeya, popularly known as Shakira Shakiraa, who reportedly questioned the legitimacy of Prima’s beauty products. The exchange, which has been brewing behind the scenes, escalated publicly when Prima was asked about Shakira Shakiraa’s remarks. Instead of holding back, Prima responded with her trademark confidence, leaving fans and followers buzzing over the drama. “Why Are You Involving Shakira Shakiraa?” – Prima Responds Speaking candidly, Prima didn’t mince her words. She challenged Shakira Shakiraa’s credibility and dismissed her criticism entirely. “Why are you involving Shakira…

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Gospel singer Eli Bulamu is pulling back the curtain on a chapter of his life many fans never knew existed—and it’s a story marked by pain, fear, and unshakable faith. Appearing on NTV’s GXP, the “No Wahala” hitmaker opened up about his deeply traumatic childhood, revealing how illness, life in an orphanage, and a near-fatal injury shaped the man—and minister—he is today. Long before the music, the ministry, and the message of hope, Eli Bulamu was a sickly child fighting for survival. Eli Bulamu: A Childhood Defined by Illness and Hardship In an emotional interview, Bulamu revealed that his early…

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Ugandan music star Alien Skin is adding his name to the ever-growing list of celebrities who proudly—or reluctantly—back an English Premier League club. The Fangone Forest boss, born Patrick Mulwana, has revealed that he is an Arsenal Football Club supporter, but with a twist that’s already stirring reactions among football-loving fans: he says he stepped away from actively following the club after years of frustration over trophies. And the irony?Arsenal are currently flying high. Alien Skin Opens Up About His Arsenal Allegiance Football is more than just a sport in Uganda—it’s a lifestyle, a debate, and sometimes a battlefield of…

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Ugandan music star Lil Pazo is finally telling the full story behind his unforgettable stage name—and it’s more personal, raw, and inspiring than fans ever imagined. In a candid revelation, the artist born Yasin Mukasa admitted that his name was directly inspired by American rap icon Lil Wayne, a decision that came at a time when survival—not stardom—was his daily reality. Before the fame, the hits, and the recognition, Lil Pazo was just another young man trying to make it in Kampala, hustling by day and singing karaoke by night. And according to him, one woman’s advice changed everything. Lil…

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From soulful love anthems and dancehall energy to travel-inspired visuals and lyrical declarations of intent, K!mera, Sama Sojah, Joshua Baraka, and several other artists have officially dropped brand-new music visuals—and fans are paying attention. In this latest roundup, we break down the songs, visuals, themes, and why each release matters, as Uganda’s artists continue to elevate their sound, storytelling, and visual presentation. If you’re looking for what’s trending, what’s replay-worthy, and who’s stepping up their game this year, here’s everything you need to know. K!mera – “Kano Akayimba” K!mera is once again doing what he does best: writing music that…

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The former Source Management singer has issued a powerful message to fellow artists, warning that trying to do everything alone in the music industry can be a career-killing mistake. According to Spice Diana, strong management and teamwork aren’t optional—they’re essential. In a candid reflection on her own journey, the singer broke down why every serious artist needs a management team, how professionalism can make or break a career, and why she firmly believes success in music is never a one-person effort. And yes—she also confirmed that she currently has new management, promising to reveal full details very soon. Spice Diana…

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