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!

Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan has spoken candidly about the realities of marriage, revealing that she had decided to walk away from her relationship with husband Shakib before the couple eventually reconciled. Speaking openly about their relationship, Zari said every romance comes with its own set of challenges, adding that her marriage has experienced both joyful moments and difficult periods. Despite those ups and downs, she says the couple has found their way back to each other after working through a recent separation. Her latest remarks offer fresh insight into one of Uganda’s most closely followed celebrity relationships. “Every…

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Ugandan singer Jowy Landa, born Joan Namugerwa, has defended musicians who frequently appear on TikTok Live, saying the platform has become an important way for artists to remain visible in an entertainment industry that is more competitive than ever. Speaking in a recent interview, the singer argued that social media has dramatically changed the definition of fame. With influencers, content creators, and musicians all competing for attention, she believes artists must constantly engage audiences online to stay relevant. Her remarks also touched on broader concerns about Uganda’s music industry, where she says even established artists are finding it difficult for…

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Ugandan singer Ronald Alimpa has made a heartfelt appeal to fans and well-wishers, saying one of his biggest dreams is to own a vehicle again after losing his car in the road crash that nearly took his life. The “Lusuku Lwa Cement” hitmaker revealed that he has never managed to replace the vehicle he lost in the accident, explaining that the absence of reliable transportation continues to affect his daily life. While grateful for the support he has received from supporters over the past few years, Alimpa says there is still a long road ahead as he works to rebuild…

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Ugandan singer Grace Nakimera has revealed why she deliberately avoided romantic relationships with fellow entertainers during the height of her music career, saying she wanted a relationship built on stability rather than the pressures that often come with fame. Speaking during an interview on NRG Radio, the singer shared that she never pursued fellow musicians and did not even develop crushes on celebrities. Instead, she said she preferred men who offered sincerity, respect, and a quieter lifestyle away from the spotlight. Her candid reflections offered fans a glimpse into the personal choices that shaped her love life while she was…

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Ugandan singer Rahmah Pinky has shared her thoughts on family planning, financial independence, and personal responsibility, revealing that she has no intention of having children until she reaches billionaire status. Speaking on her birthday, the singer explained that she wants to be financially secure before starting a family, saying she believes strong financial stability is essential when raising children. Beyond discussing her personal goals, Pinky also used the occasion to encourage young people to make responsible decisions about their sexual health. Her candid remarks have added a personal dimension to conversations about success, family planning, and the pressures young people…

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At a time when much of today’s music is driven by viral moments and rapidly changing trends, Guvnor Ace is choosing a different direction—one built on authenticity, heartfelt storytelling, and music with lasting emotional impact. The Ugandan Afrobeat singer, born Ssemawere Ronald, is steadily establishing himself as one of the most promising artists emerging from the Ugandan diaspora. Now based in London, the 34-year-old is attracting attention with his latest single, Forever, a song that celebrates enduring love, loyalty, and emotional honesty. While many artists chase chart trends, Guvnor Ace is focused on creating music that connects on a deeper…

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Uganda is mourning the loss of one of its longest-serving political and military figures following the death of Gen. Moses Ali, who died on July 18, 2026, at Nakasero Hospital. He was 87. The veteran statesman, former First Deputy Prime Minister, and Member of Parliament for Adjumani West County leaves behind a public service career that spanned decades. His death prompted an outpouring of tributes from political leaders across the country, including President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa, and longtime friend Captain Mike Mukula, who shared personal memories of their enduring friendship. Captain Mike Mukula Recalls a Life-Saving…

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The Gayaza High School community is mourning the death of Sunshine Murungi Bethel, a 14-year-old Senior Three student who passed away after developing severe complications from malaria. Murungi reportedly became ill on June 16, 2026, before her condition worsened and she died two days later after battling complications linked to the infection. Her death has brought renewed attention to the continued threat of malaria in Uganda, where the disease remains one of the country’s major public health challenges. Family members, friends, and schoolmates gathered to remember Murungi as a bright and loving student whose life was cut short. Severe Malaria…

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Ugandan musician Bebe Cool has called for stricter regulations on school trips following the tragic road accident in Kapchorwa that reportedly claimed the lives of about 20 people, including pupils from King David Junior School in Ndejje. The accident, which occurred on Thursday night, has triggered nationwide mourning and renewed concerns about the safety of children travelling for educational activities. As families, teachers, and communities continue to grieve, Bebe Cool has joined calls for stronger measures aimed at reducing risks associated with school transportation. The veteran singer said the tragedy should serve as a wake-up call for authorities to introduce…

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Ugandan singer Kabaya, born Joseph Bwogi, has rejected claims by the Uganda Police that his recent arrest was linked to alleged substance abuse, insisting that the incident was politically motivated. The former Firebase Crew singer and outspoken supporter of opposition leader Bobi Wine says he was attacked by security operatives during the arrest, leaving him with four missing teeth. Kabaya’s allegations have created a dispute between his account of events and the explanation provided by police, with both sides presenting different versions of what happened. The singer has since been released on police bond and returned home, where he reunited…

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