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 entrepreneur Bad Black, born Shanitah Namuyimbwa, has announced a change of venue for her upcoming Beauty Beyond The Scars event after interest from attendees exceeded initial expectations. Originally scheduled to take place at Kabira Country Club, the event will now be hosted at Protea Hotel Kampala Skyz in Naguru. According to Bad Black, the move was made to accommodate a significantly larger audience, with organizers now expecting more than 1,000 women to attend. The event is set to bring together women from different backgrounds for a day centered on healing, empowerment, and personal growth. Why the venue…

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Former Back 2 Life singer Yiya Mozey has shared a candid account of the highs and lows of his music career, revealing that some of the duo’s biggest hits brought widespread fame but very little financial reward. Speaking about his journey, Yiya Mozey said he and fellow artist Ziza Bafana became household names after releasing songs such as Tebakulimba and Namagalo>, but the commercial success many fans assumed came with those records never materialized. According to the singer, the duo earned just enough to cover their daily expenses despite the songs dominating Uganda’s airwaves. Looking back, he says the experience…

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Ugandan gospel singer and philanthropist Mungu Feni is preparing to unveil one of the biggest projects of his career after teaming up with acclaimed Nigerian producer Masterkraft> for an upcoming single. The song was recorded in Lagos, where Mungu Feni travelled to work closely with the award-winning producer, whose real name is Sunday Ginikachukwu Nweke. Although the song’s official title and release date have not yet been announced, excitement has been building ever since behind-the-scenes videos surfaced online showing the pair working together in the studio. For Mungu Feni, the collaboration represents a significant milestone in his mission to take…

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Renowned Ugandan media personality Douglas Lwanga has weighed in on one of the country’s most debated issues—why many young people fail to make productive use of government empowerment funds. According to Lwanga, the problem is not simply how the money is spent but how beneficiaries are prepared before they receive it. He argues that many young people are given capital without first being equipped with the financial knowledge, mentorship, and business skills needed to turn the funds into sustainable investments. For Lwanga, the missing ingredient is preparation. “Young people are not prepared” Speaking on the issue, Lwanga said the lack…

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There is encouraging news for fans of Ugandan content creator Jayden, born Kayanja Timothy, after reports confirmed that he has successfully undergone a bone marrow surgery in India. According to the available information, the procedure was completed successfully, and Jayden is now recovering well under medical supervision. The latest update indicates that he is out of danger and responding positively to treatment following the specialised operation. For supporters who have closely followed his health journey over the past several months, the news marks a major milestone and a reason for renewed hope. Months-long medical journey reaches a positive milestone Jayden…

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Ugandan media personality Zahara Toto, whose real name is Zahara Nalumansi, has opened up about the reason behind her decision to leave Spark TV alongside fellow presenter Anna Talia Oze and join NBS Television Uganda. The outspoken presenter revealed that the move was influenced by salary reductions introduced at the company during a period of financial difficulty. According to Zahara, she and Anna Talia decided to move on after their earnings were reduced as the organization implemented cost-cutting measures. She explained that the decision was not driven by personal disagreements but by a need to secure better professional opportunities. Zahara…

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Ugandan music producer D’Mario has officially moved on from his long working relationship with rapper Feffe Bussi, announcing that he is starting a new chapter with his own recording studio. The producer, who has been closely associated with Feffe Bussi’s music journey and helped create some of the rapper’s major projects, said the separation was peaceful and was driven by a desire for independence rather than disagreements. D’Mario explained that he left the FBM setup with studio equipment he says belongs to him, as he focuses on building his own production brand. According to the producer, the move marks a…

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Ugandan socialite Bad Black has opened up about the protective side of her baby daddy, Asha Panda, popularly known as Slim Daddy. The socialite shared stories of moments when she says Slim Daddy stepped in during tense situations, describing him as someone who has always been willing to defend her. According to Bad Black, Slim Daddy’s background as a boxer and his tough personality played a role in how he responded during certain confrontations. She narrated two incidents that she says remain memorable, including one involving singer Grenade and another involving a phone theft in Bunga. Bad Black recalls Slim…

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Ugandan musician Weasel Manizo, whose real name is Douglas Seguya, has taken legal steps against the Uganda Performing Rights Society over what he describes as concerns surrounding the management of the Goodlyfe music catalogue. Weasel has formally instructed UPRS to immediately remove the Goodlyfe catalogue from its royalty management system, following a reported royalty payment of just UGX 285,498 generated over an 18-month period. The musician says the amount does not reflect the scale of Goodlyfe’s music usage across Uganda and has questioned how artists can benefit from the country’s royalty system if established catalogues receive such payouts. The allegations…

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Ugandan singer and media personality Crysto Panda has broken his silence about his fallout with fellow artist Bruno K, revealing details about the disagreement that followed the 2025 Champanya Festival held at Buloba Forest Park. Speaking during an interview on Kasuku Live, Panda disputed the belief that the festival was a joint project between him and Bruno K, saying he was the sole organizer behind the event. He explained that while Bruno K played an important role in promoting the festival, selling tickets, and helping attract sponsors, he personally handled the planning, financial responsibilities, and major logistics. According to Panda,…

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