Author: Wamala

Karole Kasita’s Mother Opens Up About Raising Her Alone Long before sold-out concerts, hit songs, and celebrity status, there was a worried mother fighting to keep her daughter in school. Today, Karole Kasita is celebrated as one of Uganda’s most recognizable female entertainers. But according to her mother, Ms. Jane Kagwa, there was a time when the singer came dangerously close to walking away from her education altogether in pursuit of her music dreams. In an emotional reflection on her family’s journey, Ms. Kagwa opened up about the sacrifices, struggles, and difficult decisions that shaped Karole’s path to success. And…

Feffe Bussi Reveals Why He Skipped Karole Kasita’s Big Night One of the biggest talking points from Karole Kasita’s highly anticipated Serena Hotel concert wasn’t what happened on stage—it was who wasn’t there. Fans quickly noticed the absence of rapper Feffe Bussi, a longtime friend and collaborator of Karole Kasita, sparking speculation across social media and entertainment circles. Questions began flying almost immediately. Had the two fallen out? Was there backstage drama nobody knew about? Or had something happened behind the scenes that kept the rapper away from one of the biggest nights of Karole’s career? Now, Feffe Bussi is…

Keko Breaks Silence on Dating Sheebah for Two Years For years, fans whispered about it. The rumors surfaced online, fueled countless social media debates, and became one of Uganda’s most talked-about entertainment mysteries. Yet neither of the women at the center of the speculation ever publicly confirmed what was really going on. Until now. In a revelation that has already sparked intense conversation across entertainment circles, rapper Keko has publicly confirmed for the first time that she was once in a romantic relationship with singer Sheebah Karungi. The confession ends years of speculation that followed both artists throughout some of…

What began as a police intelligence operation has now exploded into one of the most talked-about investigations in Kampala. Authorities are searching for former Obsessions music group manager Ronnie Mulindwa after detectives uncovered what investigators describe as an alleged online prostitution and adult streaming operation targeting clients outside Uganda. The dramatic raid resulted in multiple arrests, shocking revelations, and a growing manhunt that has quickly captured public attention. But as investigators continue piecing together what allegedly happened inside the property, even more startling details are emerging. Inside the Police Operation The operation was carried out by the Directorate of Crime…

Veteran Singer Master Parrot Killed in Fatal Accident A devastating tragedy has shaken Uganda’s entertainment industry. Veteran musician Master Parrot, born David Sifaayo, has reportedly died following a fatal road accident that occurred on Tuesday night, leaving family members, fellow artists, and fans struggling to process the heartbreaking news. The sudden loss has sent shockwaves across the country’s music community, especially among those who grew up listening to his signature dancehall and reggae hits during the early 2000s. And as details surrounding the accident continue to emerge, the reality of losing one of Uganda’s recognizable musical voices is beginning to…

When Uganda’s Ministry of Health announced the suspension of concerts and public gatherings amid an Ebola outbreak, most entertainers went quiet or pushed back. Daddy Andre went to the microphone — and said something nobody was quite prepared for. The singer and producer not only backed the government’s decision, he used the moment to deliver what can only be described as a full industry audit in two sentences. Public health first? Sure. But the way he got there — and what he said along the way — has left Uganda’s music scene equal parts speechless and defensive. Buckle up, because…

Tickets gone within hours. A hotel packed to the walls for two straight nights. Azawi, Karole Kasita, Geosteady, and a crowd that sang every single word back to the stage. This wasn’t just a party. This was a statement. Shady Mixtape Party Season 8 descended on Berwick Manor Hotel in London this past weekend and did something no previous edition had managed — it set a new record, sold out faster than ever, and delivered two nights that the Ugandan diaspora is still buzzing about days later. And if you weren’t there? The people who were will make sure you…

By the time the world pressed play on Shakira and Burna Boy’s FIFA World Cup anthem Dai Dai and spotted Uganda’s Triplets Ghetto Kids bringing the fire, most people assumed it was one of those beautiful, random moments the internet occasionally delivers. It wasn’t random. It wasn’t last minute. And it definitely wasn’t luck. While fans were still processing the surprise appearance, the group’s manager Dauda Kavuma was sitting on a story that reframes everything — one that starts not with a World Cup song, but with an animated movie about a fox and a bunny solving crimes in a…

A live broadcast. A teenager. A manager who wouldn’t give straight answers. And somewhere in the middle of all of it — five people allegedly splitting the earnings of one of Uganda’s most beloved internet stars. Thursday night’s Ekiboozi Live session pulled the Tenge Tenge saga out of the comment sections and into real time, and what unfolded left thousands of viewers oscillating between outrage and heartbreak. The young content creator and his father sat down to address the ongoing dispute with former manager Michael Kabonge — and what should have been a conversation about accountability turned into something far…

It was nearly 1:00 AM. The crowd at Kampala Serena Hotel had already been through two outfit changes, a surprise guest, a pastor, and a prayer — and somehow, nobody wanted to leave. That’s the kind of night Karole Kasita put together. The dancehall singer born Carol Namulindwa has spent years earning the title “Stage Goddess,” but on the night of her maiden concert, The Power Within, she didn’t just live up to the name. She redefined it. What unfolded inside that conference hall was part concert, part celebration, part full-blown cultural moment — and Uganda’s entertainment scene is still…