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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 singer A Pass, whose real name is Alexander Bagonza, has sparked excitement among fans after appearing to announce that he is now a married man. The singer shared a photo of himself dressed in an elegant suit alongside his partner, identified as Alicia, on Saturday evening, August 1, 2026. A Pass captioned the post simply: “Married.” The announcement quickly attracted attention from fans, friends, family members, and fellow celebrities, many of whom shared congratulatory messages celebrating the milestone. A Pass Shares Marriage Announcement Photo The singer’s post featured him and Alicia dressed formally, with the image suggesting a special…
Veteran Ugandan actor, comedian, and educationist Dr. Philip Luswata has revealed the unexpected reason he first entered the arts and entertainment industry — he wanted to avoid returning to school. Luswata, one of Uganda’s respected figures in theatre and entertainment, admitted that when he began his creative journey, he believed the industry would offer an escape from academics. However, after nearly three decades in the profession, he discovered the opposite: success in entertainment required constant reading, research, and learning. The actor says the career he thought would take him away from books eventually pushed him toward higher education, and he…
Triplets Ghetto Kids manager Dauda Kavuma has revealed the incredible sacrifice made by dancer Wembly Mo that helped the Ugandan dance group travel to the United States for their FIFA World Cup halftime show performance. The group recently returned to Uganda after representing the country on one of the world’s biggest entertainment stages, performing alongside international stars including Shakira and Burna Boy. However, Kavuma revealed that behind the historic opportunity was a difficult financial challenge — and a selfless decision from Wembly Mo that helped make the dream possible. Wembly Mo Made a Personal Sacrifice for the Group Speaking after…
Ugandan music duo Kataleya and Kandle are reflecting on the turning point that helped revive their career after one of the most challenging periods of their journey. Two years ago, the duo became a major topic in Uganda’s entertainment scene after parting ways with their former management label, Theron Music. The split came during a difficult chapter that the singers have previously described as “depressing,” with uncertainty surrounding the future of their promising music career. However, a collaboration with Swangz Avenue star Vinka changed the direction of their journey, bringing them back into the spotlight with the hit song “Tompa.”…
Chozen Blood Says He Refunded His UPRS Royalty Payment Over Transparency Concerns Ugandan singer Chozen Blood has revealed that he returned the royalty payment he received from the Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS), saying the amount raised more questions than answers about how royalties are calculated and distributed. Speaking in an interview with Galaxy TV, the singer disclosed that he received Shs60,000 from UPRS but chose to refund the money instead of keeping it. According to Chozen Blood, his decision was not solely about the amount itself, but about what he believes is a lack of transparency in the royalty…
Mesach Semakula Says Timeless Music Always Finds Its Way Back Veteran Ugandan singer Mesach Semakula believes the renewed popularity of classic songs on TikTok is no coincidence. In his view, the platform is proving a simple truth: quality music never truly goes out of style. Speaking about the growing trend of older Ugandan hits resurfacing on social media, Semakula said only songs built on strong messages and solid craftsmanship are finding new audiences years after their release. While many modern songs enjoy brief moments of online fame, he believes timeless records continue to resonate because they were created to last.…
UCC Boss Nyombi Thembo Praises John Blaq’s Unique Voice, Calls for Originality Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) Executive Director Nyombi Thembo has singled out singer John Blaq as one of Uganda’s most distinctive musical talents, praising the artist’s unique voice and revealing that he hopes to meet him to explore ways of supporting his career. Speaking in a recent interview, Nyombi said John Blaq possesses a vocal quality that immediately stands out, describing it as one of the rare attributes that has caught his attention. Beyond highlighting the singer’s talent, the UCC boss also delivered a broader message to Uganda’s music…
Don Julio Brings Mexico to Kampala for an Unforgettable World Tequila Day Celebration On Sunday, July 26, Mediterraneo Restaurant and Lounge in Kampala swapped its familiar Italian charm for the vibrant spirit of Mexico as Don Julio, the world’s first luxury tequila brand, hosted an immersive World Tequila Day celebration. Dubbed the “Tequila Sundowner,” the afternoon-to-night experience blended premium cocktails, live entertainment, authentic Mexican-inspired fashion, and tequila education into one of Kampala’s standout lifestyle events. From the first pour to the final DJ set, guests were treated to an experience that celebrated not just tequila, but the culture, craftsmanship, and…
Uganda’s Electoral Commission chairperson, Justice Simon Byabakama, has offered a glimpse into his life beyond elections and public office, revealing that he is an avid music lover with a particular appreciation for gospel music. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, Byabakama said his musical interests extend across Uganda and other parts of Africa. However, he noted that gospel music stands out as his favorite because of the peace, encouragement, and inspiration it brings him. Beyond discussing music, the Electoral Commission boss also shared his views on social media, public criticism, and the hobbies that help him relax outside his…
Chozen Blood Admits He Was Once Attracted to Winnie Nwagi but Chose Friendship Instead Ugandan singer Chozen Blood has made a candid revelation about his relationship with fellow musician Winnie Nwagi, admitting that he was once sexually attracted to her but deliberately chose not to pursue a romantic relationship. Speaking in a recent interview, Chozen said he found Nwagi attractive because of her beauty, confidence, and dedication to fitness. However, he explained that he believed they shared a stronger friendship and professional relationship that was worth protecting. Beyond discussing the attraction, the singer also reflected on the important role Nwagi…