Author: Wamala

Doreen Nasasira has made it clear that financial stability matters when it comes to choosing a romantic partner. The radio presenter and podcaster says she draws the line at dating a man who is broke, explaining that financial struggles can influence how she views other aspects of a relationship. “A man without money, I hate poverty. Even when you smile, it looks like you’re crying,” Doreen said. Her comments make financial stability one of the factors she considers when deciding whether a relationship is worth pursuing. But money is not the only issue on Doreen’s list. The presenter says respect…

Grace Khan says she is currently single — and she is not in a hurry to change that. The Ugandan singer has revealed that she is taking a break from relationships and instead putting her energy into herself and her music. Speaking to BBS Terefayina, the mother of one explained that relationships can sometimes distract her from her personal goals, prompting her to step away from dating while she continues rebuilding her life and career. “Men disorganise me, so I’m focusing on music,” Grace said. “But at the right time, I’ll bring the man and show him to the public.…

Grace Nakimera has opened up about why her first marriage ended, revealing that different visions for the future eventually made it difficult for the relationship to continue. The Ugandan singer says she had a wonderful marriage with her former muzungu husband, with whom she shares a child, but their ambitions and long-term goals did not ultimately align. Nakimera described herself as someone who thinks far ahead when it comes to relationships and life. For her, building a future with a partner means imagining not only the years ahead but even the family and life that could come decades later. “Sometimes…

Sheilah Gashumba is drawing a line under her Luganda interviews. The Ugandan media personality says she plans to conduct her future interviews exclusively in English, arguing that switching between Luganda and English has repeatedly caused people to misunderstand what she is trying to say. Speaking during a TikTok Live, Sheilah explained that English is the language in which she feels more comfortable expressing herself. “Because I’m speaking two different languages, one that I know properly and one that I’m not so good at, people misunderstand what I say,” she said. “So I think the next interviews I’m gonna do are…

Ugandan singer Grace Nakimera has advised fellow artists to be careful when choosing record labels or management teams, arguing that performers should consider whether potential partners share their spiritual beliefs. Speaking during an interview on The Deep Talk, Nakimera claimed that some record labels seek extensive control over the artists they sign, including what she described as spiritual control. Her comments come as she prepares for her concert at Kampala Serena Hotel on September 11, 2026. Nakimera urged artists to work with management or record labels that are aligned with their spiritual beliefs, while making serious claims about rituals allegedly…

Ugandan TikToker Abdallah Bogere, popularly known as “True Leader,” has been granted bail after being accused of falsely claiming that he and others stole Shs7 billion from the head of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye. Bogere, 35, appeared before Buganda Road Chief Magistrate Ritah Neumbe Kidasa for a ruling on his bail application. He is charged with sending false distress signals contrary to Section 82 of the Uganda Communications Act, Cap 103, a charge he denies. In her ruling, Magistrate Kidasa found that Bogere was entitled to bail and said there was no compelling reason…

Ugandan singer Nandor Love has opened up about the qualities she wants in her dream man, revealing that money is not her biggest priority—as long as her future partner is not completely broke. Speaking about relationships, Nandor said she does not believe money should be the foundation of love. In her view, financial success can come through hard work, meaning a partner does not necessarily need to be wealthy when they meet. “Money is not important because it is God that blessed us with it. We just look for the money and work to get it,” Nandor said. However, she…

The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has announced new waste collection charges ahead of the National Cleaning Day on August 29, as the Authority moves to strengthen garbage collection and tackle illegal dumping across the city. Under the new charges, residents living in designated informal settlements will pay Shs1,000 for every 50-kilogramme bag of waste. Other households and commercial premises—including shops, offices, restaurants and arcades—will pay Shs3,000 per 50-kilogramme bag. Institutions such as churches, mosques, schools and temples will be charged Shs40,000 per load. KCCA says the charges are part of broader efforts to improve waste management and ensure garbage…

The family of legendary Ugandan actor and playwright Alex Mukulu has revealed that the veteran creative died following complications related to his liver as preparations for his send-off get underway. Mukulu, who was one of Uganda’s most respected theatre figures, died on August 15, 2026, leaving the country’s entertainment and theatre communities mourning the loss of a major creative force. According to reports, Mukulu had been battling illnesses related to liver complications before his death. At the time of his passing, he was receiving treatment at Kiruddu Hospital. The revelation about his health comes as his family, colleagues and government…

Ugandan rapper Edwin Ruyonga has revealed that he once came close to securing a deal connected to Bad Boy Records, the influential American label founded by Sean “Diddy” Combs, but said the opportunity eventually fell apart after representatives learned how prominently his Christian faith featured in his music. Speaking about his career journey, Ruyonga said representatives affiliated with the label reached out to him through a contact identified as Cedric. The discussions progressed to the point where he was presented with a contract to review. Ruyonga said the opportunity appeared serious, but things changed after one of the representatives began…