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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!
Sanyuka TV presenter Brian Ssemanda, popularly known as Macona, is reportedly showing signs of improvement after being hospitalized following a fatal car crash. Macona has been receiving treatment since Friday, August 7, 2026, when the accident claimed the lives of two of his colleagues at Next Media — producer Badru Kasirye and Isaac Claude Ndamagye. The UnCut gossip show host was reportedly left with serious head injuries and spent several days unconscious in the Intensive Care Unit. Now, according to people close to him, there is renewed hope surrounding his recovery. Sources close to Macona say the presenter has regained…
Uganda’s music scene continues to deliver new material, with several artists dropping fresh visuals this week. From Sheebah’s signature kindandali energy to Ritah Danchall’s dance-heavy Lingala offering and an unexpected collaboration between Chozen Blood and Fik Gaza, the latest releases cover plenty of ground. We round up five new music videos worth checking out this week. 1. ‘Stress Killer’ — Sheebah Sheebah is bringing the heat with the visuals for her latest song, “Stress Killer.” Directed by Edrine Paul, the video puts Sheebah’s commanding presence front and center while leaning into the kindandali sound and visual energy she has become…
General Edward Katumba Wamala has officially retired from military service after 47 years in uniform, closing a remarkable chapter that took him through wars, military operations, leadership and some of the most painful moments of his life. Katumba, who also serves as Uganda’s Minister of Public Service, reflected on his long military journey during a farewell party at his home in Kikandwa, Kasawo, Mukono District. He described his years in uniform as a journey shaped by passion, dedication, commitment and love for Uganda. But alongside the pride of completing nearly five decades of service came memories of battles survived and…
Ugandan singer Vinka, real name Veronica Nakiyingi Luggya, has opened up about struggling with stress and depression during the early stages of her music career, saying harsh social media criticism took a toll on her mental well-being. The singer said entering the music industry exposed her to constant criticism from people online, with some social media users belittling and abusing her. At the time, she found the comments difficult to handle. But Vinka says years in the industry have changed the way she responds to public opinion. She has developed what she describes as a “tough skin,” allowing her to…
Ugandan gospel singer Levixone broke down in tears while remembering his late friend and fellow musician Mac Elvis, revealing that the tragedy once pushed him to consider quitting gospel music. Speaking during an appearance on Susan Makula Bujjingo’s Makula Show, Levixone became visibly emotional as he revisited the loss of Mac Elvis, whose real name was Mark Elvis Mutalya. Mac Elvis died on October 18, 2013, at just 25 years old after drowning in a swimming pool during a trip to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. For Levixone, the loss was more than the death of a fellow musician. It was…
Irene Namatovu has opened up about some of the unforgettable moments that shaped her music career, including a risky promotional stunt that ended with her and her colleagues being stopped and cained by police in Jinja. The singer recalled the incident while reflecting on her early years in the entertainment industry, when she was not only performing music but also working as a dancer. During one promotional drive for a show, Namatovu found herself dancing on top of a moving car as she and her colleagues made their way around Jinja. The stunt was intended to attract attention to their…
Musician T. Paul has explained why he has deliberately kept his longtime partner away from social media, saying he sees no reason to put their relationship on public display. The singer revealed that he has been in the relationship for close to eight years, but has chosen not to publicly showcase his partner. For T. Paul, the decision is about more than privacy. He believes putting his partner in the spotlight could expose her to unnecessary scrutiny and criticism while distracting people from what they should actually be focusing on. And his position is simple: if anyone needs to deal…
Natasha Museveni Karugire has given Ugandans a new glimpse of her mother, First Lady Janet Museveni, following months of limited public appearances as she continues her recovery from an illness. Natasha shared the new photos on social media, showing herself spending time with Janet. In the images, Janet appears in better spirits as she continues her recovery. Natasha accompanied the post with a short message of gratitude: “Thank you, LORD Jesus!” The update comes after months of public interest in Janet’s health and follows earlier comments from President Yoweri Museveni about her condition. The latest photos were shared by Natasha…
Triplets Ghetto Kids manager Dauda Kavuma has called on the Ugandan government to establish rehabilitation centres where children living on the streets can access education, mental health support and opportunities to develop their talents. Kavuma made the appeal during a gathering he organised at the home of the Triplets Ghetto Kids to celebrate the group’s return from the World Cup. The event also brought together other street-connected children, who were provided with meals, drinks and free clothes. For Kavuma, the gathering was about more than celebrating the Ghetto Kids’ return. It was also an opportunity to give children who are…
Media personality and event organizer Douglas Lwanga has opened up about a painful childhood experience that shaped one of the biggest personal decisions of his life—choosing never to drink alcohol. Speaking during a conversation with MC Kats on the MC Kats UG Talks podcast, the NBS TV presenter revealed that his decision was influenced by what he witnessed while growing up, particularly his father’s struggles with alcohol and the impact it had on his family. Lwanga said his father was an alcoholic and that his drinking often resulted in domestic violence at home, including incidents where his mother was beaten.…