Author: Wamala

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!

Sherry Matovu Says Love Transformed Her Life After Years of Stress Renowned Ugandan beautician and former media personality Sherry Matovu has opened up about how love and marriage changed her outlook on life, saying her relationship with Mr. Abdul Salam Ssendegeya brought her happiness, peace of mind, and a renewed sense of confidence. Speaking in an interview, Sherry revealed that before meeting her husband, she lived under significant stress despite being financially stable. She explained that the pressure she carried affected how she looked and felt, saying that true happiness and inner peace have played a major role in her…

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Fyno Speaks Out After Kyengera Arrest, Denies Online Rape Allegations Ugandan singer and songwriter Fyno, whose real name is Joseph Suuna, has broken his silence following his recent arrest in Kyengera, saying the incident resulted from a misunderstanding over a performance booking rather than any criminal wrongdoing. Speaking about the ordeal, the “Che Che” hitmaker explained that he had traveled to Kyengera to perform at an event after reaching an arrangement with a promoter over an earlier missed booking. Instead of taking the stage, however, he says he was arrested upon arriving at the venue and later spent the night…

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Spice Diana Reveals She Never Wanted to Record ‘Siri Regular’—Until It Became a Career-Defining Hit Some of the biggest songs in music history almost never happen, and Spice Diana says one of her own greatest hits nearly ended up on the cutting-room floor. The Ugandan singer has revealed that she initially disliked Siri Regular, admitting she resisted recording the track because she felt it was “too local” and doubted it would connect with listeners. Speaking during an interview on Shalom 256, Spice Diana said she repeatedly asked producers to skip the song in the studio, while her former manager, Manager…

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Big Eye Says He Rejected Alleged Sexual Favor Request From Fellow Musician Ugandan singer Big Eye StarBoss has claimed that he once turned down an alleged sexual favor request from a fellow musician who was seeking his support in advancing her career. Speaking during a YouTube podcast, the artist said experiences involving inappropriate propositions are not exclusive to women, arguing that male musicians can also find themselves in similar situations. While discussions about sexual favors in the entertainment industry often focus on women, Big Eye said his own experience led him to believe the issue affects both genders, even if…

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Victor Kamenyo Responds to Child Neglect Allegations, Says School Costs Sparked the Dispute Ugandan rapper Victor Kamenyo has publicly responded to allegations by his baby mama, Ruth Akoragye, accusing him of neglecting their son, saying the disagreement is rooted in financial decisions surrounding their child’s upbringing rather than an unwillingness to provide support. Speaking about the matter, Kamenyo rejected the suggestion that he had abandoned his parental responsibilities. Instead, he said ongoing disagreements over school transport costs and other daily expenses created tension between the two parents, eventually leading to the accusations against him. His remarks come after Ruth Akoragye…

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Tania and Quincy Turned an Unlikely On-Set Rivalry Into a Cross-Border Love Story Not every love story begins with sparks flying across a crowded room. Sometimes, it starts with two people who can barely stand each other. For actors Tania and Quincy, their journey to marriage began on the set of BORDERS, where they met as colleagues from two different countries brought together by a single production. Instead of instant chemistry, their first encounters were filled with skepticism, misunderstandings, and, at least from Tania’s perspective, a strong dislike for her Kenyan co-star. Years later, that unlikely beginning has transformed into…

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Lydia Jazmine Denies Ever Having Beef With Rema Namakula, Says Fans Created the Rumored Feud For years, rumors of a fallout between Lydia Jazmine and Rema Namakula have lingered in Uganda’s entertainment circles. The speculation painted the two singers as rivals, with many believing they simply could not see eye-to-eye. Now, Lydia Jazmine is setting the record straight. The singer says she has never had a personal problem with Rema Namakula, insisting the alleged feud was created by online critics and fans rather than by the artists themselves. Speaking in a recent interview, Jazmine said she has always admired Rema…

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Pastor Irene Manjeri Reportedly Hospitalized After Health Scare During Church Service A Sunday worship service at Gospel Healing Centre International in Lweza took an unexpected turn after Bethel Healing Center Church lead pastor Irene Manjeri, popularly known as Nnalongo Irene Manjeri, reportedly developed serious health complications while ministering before the congregation. The pastor, who had visited longtime friend Pastor Patrick Makumbi to lead the Sunday service, appeared visibly unwell as she stepped onto the pulpit. A video circulating on social media shows her struggling to breathe before addressing worshippers, raising immediate concern among those in attendance. According to reports, Pastor…

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Esther Namuddu Says Big Brother Africa Experience Left Her Battling Depression Former Big Brother Africa housemate Esther Akankwasa Namuddu has shared a deeply personal account of how her time on the popular reality television show affected her long after the cameras stopped rolling, saying the experience left her emotionally distressed and battling depression upon her return to Uganda. Namuddu, who represented Uganda alongside Stella Nantumbwe, popularly known as Ellah, during Big Brother Africa: Hotshots in 2014, said the reality behind life inside the house was far different from what viewers saw on television. According to her, what she experienced was…

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Maro Eyes Long-Awaited Kampala Concert Comeback After Zambia Crash Delayed His Plans For nearly a year, fans have wondered when Ronald Magada, better known as Maro, would finally return to the Ugandan concert stage. That wait now appears to be coming to an end. The celebrated Ugandan R&B singer is preparing for a major concert in Kampala after shelving his original plans following a serious road accident in Zambia that dramatically altered his schedule. While the crash reportedly left him without physical injuries, the experience had a significant emotional impact, prompting him and his team to delay the project until…

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