Author: wamala

Ariana Grande isn’t holding back when it comes to political commentary. The pop superstar recently took to Instagram to reshare a pointed post aimed at people who voted for Donald Trump last year — and it’s sparking conversation across social media. The post asks a simple, yet provocative question: Have Trump’s economic promises actually delivered? Specifically, it calls out pledges to lower insurance premiums, reduce grocery prices, and generally make life more affordable. Grande’s share implies that the economic benefits touted by the administration might not have materialized for everyday Americans.

Trivia Elle Muhoza, the newly-crowned Miss Uganda 2025/26, isn’t just making waves on the pageant stage—she’s also a proud fan of Uganda’s vibrant music scene. In a recent interview, Trivia opened up about her love for Ugandan music, sharing her admiration for top artists while showcasing her versatile taste across genres. “I enjoy listening to good Ugandan music. It’s always a vibe, and these artists inspire me every day,” she said.

The Miss Uganda 2025/26 pageant crowned a new wave of queens, and Faith Kirabo emerged as one of the standout stars, winning multiple titles including 1st Runner-Up, Miss Uganda Western Region, and Miss Uganda Beach Beauty. The talented actress and model revealed that the night was filled with nerves, excitement, and anticipation as she awaited the results. “I’m very grateful that I participated in the competition and got this far. The whole time they were reading the names of those who were being cut off, I was very nervous. When they read the Top 10 and my name was called,…

In a surprising revelation, Lt. Gen. Proscovia Nalweyiso, a senior officer in the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), has admitted that she is a fan of Bobi Wine’s music, calling him her favorite artist. Speaking with Radio 4’s Adam Kungu, Nalweyiso emphasized that artists should have the freedom to perform at President Museveni’s events without fear, regardless of political affiliations.

After more than eight years as a Producer, Imager, and Voice-over Artist at Galaxy FM/TV, Timothy Jjumba Omar, popularly known as Timo Pon D’Chat, has officially announced his departure from the Kansanga-based media giant. In a heartfelt video shared on Instagram, Timo expressed his gratitude to colleagues, fans, and the station that has been central to his career growth.

Uganda’s music scene was buzzing after President Yoweri Museveni publicly raised concerns over Bebe Cool’s long-promised recording studio, but UNMF president Eddy Kenzo is calling for a focus on progress rather than blame. The remarks came during the launch of the Yoweri Music Album, a project compiled by the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) to celebrate the growth of Uganda’s creative industry.

Renowned entertainment commentator Kasuku is never shy about trying new things, but this time around, fans couldn’t stop laughing after he made a disastrous attempt at playing the violin. In a now-viral video, Kasuku is seen sharing a playful moment with rap legend Navio as they geared up for Navio’s much-anticipated 40-piece Orchestra concert, slated for October 4th at Serena Kampala Hotel.

Uganda’s music industry was thrown into a frenzy this weekend after President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni made a jaw-dropping revelation about singer Eddy Kenzo’s family background during a high-profile event in Kampala. The President was addressing members of the press and creatives at the Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort on Saturday, where the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) had gathered to officially launch the Yoweri Music Album ahead of the upcoming general elections.

Ugandan hitmaker Lil Pazo is trending after a wild incident at a recent performance in Sironko District nearly turned chaotic. The “Enkudi” singer had just finished hyping up the crowd when an eager reveller attempted to snatch the chain from around his neck — but Lil Pazo wasn’t about to go down easy.

Uganda’s creative industry could soon see a groundbreaking shift, as State Minister for Minerals Phiona Nyamutoro has reaffirmed her commitment to pushing the Copyright Amendment Bill currently before Parliament. Speaking passionately about the proposal, Nyamutoro stressed that the legislation is not designed solely for musicians but will benefit all creatives across Uganda — from filmmakers and designers to visual artists and writers.