Author: wamala

When it comes to love and intimacy, sometimes the usual four walls just aren’t enough. If your relationship feels like it’s stuck on repeat, you’re not alone—millions of couples are searching for ways to reignite that spark. And while a dying sex life might not land you in jail, public indecency definitely can. Still, the thrill of being a little daring has always been part of human nature.

Ugandan music star Irene Ntale is officially preparing to tie the knot with her longtime partner, Vincent Kalibbala. The couple’s wedding is scheduled for October 17, 2025, promising a spectacular celebration of love and music. Rumors about their nuptials began circulating recently when photos of Ntale in a wedding gown emerged online, sparking excitement and speculation among fans. Many believed she had already walked down the aisle. “It was only a pre-wedding photo shoot,” Ntale clarified, setting the record straight and confirming that the official ceremony is still to come.

Ugandan music star Ykee Benda is opening up about a fresh chapter in his personal life. Following the end of a previous engagement, the Mpaka Records boss says he has found peace and happiness with his new partner, Emily Nyawira. The couple was officially introduced in a traditional ceremony on September 14, 2025, marking a meaningful step toward their future together. “She’s my friend. She knows my true heart. We are coming for the official wedding,” Benda shared, expressing excitement for what lies ahead.

Ugandan content creator and influencer Christine Nampeera is celebrating a major milestone in her personal health journey. Two weeks ago, she underwent a successful breast reduction surgery, a procedure that has left her feeling lighter, freer, and completely in love with her new look. “12 days post-op, and my heart is overflowing. Words can’t capture the joy of finally closing the chapter on my gigantomastia journey. I’ve loved myself through every shape and size, but I’m completely in love with my new breasts. I never knew breathing could feel this light and free,” Nampeera tweeted.

It’s official — Skrillex, one of the most iconic DJs and producers of our time, is set to perform at Uganda’s Nyege Nyege Festival 2025. The Grammy-winning superstar, born Sonny John Moore, will headline the festival’s 10th Anniversary edition, making it one of the most historic moments in East Africa’s music scene. The festival, famously described as “a playground for radical creativity and cultural fusion,” will run from November 20–23, 2025, at the breathtaking Kalagala Falls on the Nile River, hosted at the Adrift Overland Camp & River Club. This year’s theme, “Ekigunda Ky’Omuliro – The Gathering of the Flame,”…

Uganda’s music industry is on fire right now, with fresh releases that are already making waves across YouTube, TikTok, and streaming platforms. From Geosteady’s soulful return to Ziza Bafana’s dancehall dominance and Maurice Kirya’s thought-provoking artistry, the latest drops showcase the diversity and creativity of Ugandan talent. This week, five artists and groups have blessed fans with brand-new visuals, each bringing their own unique vibe and energy. Whether you’re in the mood for love ballads, hard-hitting dancehall, or deep lyrical storytelling, there’s something here for everyone.

Uganda’s entertainment world has been rocked by tragedy following the shocking death of Top Dancer, who reportedly succumbed to injuries after an alleged assault by members of Alien Skin’s gang. While the Fangone Forest boss has denied any involvement and even hinted at quitting music over the backlash, fellow artist Kalifah AgaNaga isn’t staying silent. The singer has come forward with strong words, demanding accountability and justice — and his message is sparking intense debate across the industry.

The Lugogo Cricket Oval was packed last weekend as thousands of fans turned up for Fik Fameica’s highly anticipated concert. But while the night delivered plenty of star-studded performances, two of Uganda’s biggest female acts — Spice Diana and Sheebah Karungi — left fans disappointed after failing to hit the stage. Rumors of beef and rivalry between the two queens quickly began circulating online, with many speculating that tension was the reason they never got their moment to perform. But Fik Fameica himself has set the record straight.

Thursday night turned into a nightmare for rising Ugandan star Jowy Landa when the car she was traveling in crashed while returning from a show in Kasangati. The TCM singer, whose real name is Joan Namugerwa, shared the shocking news with fans on social media — and the images of her badly damaged vehicle are enough to make anyone’s heart stop.

MacKenzie Scott, billionaire philanthropist, novelist, and former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has once again made headlines for her bold generosity. This time, she has pledged a jaw-dropping $70 million donation to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) — one of her largest single gifts ever. The monumental contribution comes as the UNCF works toward its ambitious $1 billion fundraising campaign, designed to strengthen and sustain its 37 member historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the U.S.