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Renowned Ugandan singer David Lutalo has revealed that he is contemplating taking DNA tests on some of his children, sparking conversations among fans and followers. The singer shared his thoughts during an interview with Shalom, responding to questions about whether he had ever considered verifying the paternity of some of his children. “I have some of my children I am going to test their DNA. The first two, I forgave them,” David Lutalo said. Consent and Respect for Mothers Lutalo stressed that before conducting any DNA tests, he always seeks consent from the mothers, aiming to prevent any potential conflicts…
Ugandan singer Joan Namugerwa, popularly known as Jowy Landa, has spoken candidly about her body image and self-confidence, making it clear that she is completely comfortable in her natural skin. The “Wire Wire” hitmaker was asked whether she has ever considered cosmetic body enhancements, a trend sweeping through the entertainment industry, especially among influencers and celebrities. “I don’t want Nyash. I am so proud of my bumbum,” Jowy Landa said with a smile. “Most people love me the way I am—especially the men. You know, with medium ladies, they carry you well. I don’t want to have a big Nyash.”…
Renowned singer Spice Diana has often expressed her support for Bobi Wine and his political movement, but fans may have noticed she isn’t a regular at his NUP rallies. The Source Management artist revealed that her absence isn’t due to lack of support, but rather scheduling conflicts and careful consideration of performance commitments. Balancing Music and Politics Spice Diana explained that she has performed at a few political events in the past, but her music performance schedule often clashes with rally dates, limiting her availability. “That’s why you don’t see me in many of those political rallies. My performance schedule…
As birthday wishlists gain popularity among celebrities in Uganda and across the region, Spice Diana has decided to break from the trend, choosing privacy over public requests. Unlike other stars such as Sheilah Gashumba, Jowy Landa, and Winnie wa Mummy, who have openly shared their materialistic desires ahead of their birthdays, Spice Diana prefers to keep her celebrations and gifts intimate. “My Life Is Quite Private” Speaking about her upcoming birthday on 23rd October, the “Olindaba” hitmaker revealed that she does not see the need to publicly list what she wants, as her close friends already know how to celebrate…
Ugandan singer Jowy Landa has made headlines by revealing she is willing to perform for any political party, whether in opposition or the ruling NRM, as long as the payment meets her standards. The outspoken artist, known for hits that resonate across Uganda, emphasized that she doesn’t mix politics with business. “I can perform for any political party if the money is right and my management agrees. I will eat the money. I won’t suffer because of opinions. Let them hire us and we work,” Jowy Landa said. Business Over Politics Jowy’s stance comes amid debates around musicians’ roles in…
Ugandan musician and former political aspirant Tuff B has spoken out strongly against pastors who take sides in politics, calling for a neutral and inclusive church. The outspoken artist, who recently contested for the Makindye East MP seat but lost the NUP flag to Ali Mulyanyama, criticized religious leaders for straying from their spiritual mission. “The Church Should Welcome Everyone” Tuff B emphasized that pastors should emulate the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, who welcomed all people regardless of status or political affiliation. “Your job is to play Jesus. Your job is to do what the apostles did —…
It was a night of elegance, rhythm, and pure Ugandan pride as Navio, one of Africa’s most respected hip-hop icons, delivered a breathtaking performance at his “Orchestra Experience” concert held at the Kampala Serena Hotel on Saturday, October 4, 2025. From the moment the gates opened at 5 PM, fans streamed into the venue, dressed to impress and buzzing with anticipation. The black carpet shimmered with star power, as Uganda’s entertainment elite, socialites, and industry heavyweights showed up to celebrate Navio’s milestone event — one that has already been hailed as a cultural and musical landmark. A Grand Entrance and…
Social and political analyst Frank Ntambi has finally broken his silence following the peaceful resolution of his cyber harassment case involving top Ugandan talent manager Jeff Kiwa. With the long-standing legal battle now officially behind them, Ntambi is urging for a fresh start built on respect, collaboration, and forgiveness. “That Chapter Is Closed — Let’s Move Forward” Speaking publicly for the first time since the Makindye Chief Magistrate’s Court formally closed the case on Thursday, Ntambi struck a tone of reconciliation rather than resentment. “My message to Jeff Kiwa: I think when this saga came, it was a chapter that…
Rising Ugandan star Nandor Love, real name Nantume Dorcus Tendo, is letting fans in on a touching chapter of her musical journey — one that started long before she ever hit the big stage. The “Mpologoma” hitmaker recently shared that her love for music began in childhood, revealing that she actually wrote her first song while still in Primary Seven. “I Was Born With the Gift of Music” During a Q&A session with fans, Nandor Love responded to a question about what first inspired her to pursue a music career. Her answer melted hearts. “I was born with the gift…
Ugandan singer and songwriter Nandor Love has spoken out with heartfelt advice for upcoming artists struggling to find their footing in the country’s fast-moving music industry. The “Kinawolovu” hitmaker, celebrated for her soulful voice and authentic storytelling, opened up about the challenges of breaking through without compromising one’s integrity — a topic that has become increasingly relevant amid growing conversations around exploitation and pressure in the entertainment world. “Give Yourself Time — Don’t Rush the Process” In her candid message, Nandor Love reflected on her own journey to success, which she says has been shaped by patience, focus, and self-discipline.…