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!

Martha Mukisa has made her position on having a co-wife clear, saying she would not be comfortable sharing her man with another woman. Speaking to Shalom 256, the Ugandan singer was asked whether she could accept having a co-wife but quickly ruled out the arrangement. Martha explained that the idea does not sit well with her personally, regardless of how such a relationship might work in practice. “I can’t cook with my co-wife because inside my heart I don’t want it.” Her response came as she discussed the possibility of sharing a husband with another woman. However, when asked whether…

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Frank Gashumba has urged people to enjoy the fruits of their hard work while they are still alive, arguing that accumulating wealth means little if it never improves the quality of life. The media personality questioned the logic of building significant wealth and property while continuing to live a lifestyle he considers unnecessarily modest. According to Gashumba, people should not completely sacrifice their present happiness in the pursuit of leaving behind money and assets for others to enjoy. He challenged wealthy individuals to consider what happens to the wealth they accumulate after their death. “How can you have arcades in…

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Ugandan music stars rallied behind Dokta Brain at his final press conference on Monday, September 21, praising the songwriter and artist ahead of his upcoming concert. Artists, producers, media personalities and other celebrities gathered at Skyz Hotel, Naguru, for the final media event ahead of “The DoorKey Experience,” scheduled for Saturday, September 26, at the same venue. The gathering turned into a show of support for Dokta Brain, with several fellow creatives describing him as an exceptional talent and one of Uganda’s standout songwriters. Among those who spoke was Rema Namakula, who said she has long felt that Dokta Brain…

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Patricia Rose Turindwamukama, popularly known as Gold Rose, has been further remanded to Luzira Prison as investigations continue into the death of content creator and waitress Jovia Namuwulya, also known as Jovia 1235. Gold Rose appeared before the City Hall Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where she faced charges of murder and aggravated robbery alongside another suspect who remains at large. According to the prosecution, Gold Rose and the unidentified suspect allegedly murdered Namuwulya and robbed her of several personal belongings. The items allegedly taken include an iPhone 12 Pro Max, clothes, a bag and passport. Gold Rose, however, was not…

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Media personality Doreen Nasasira has shared her thoughts on the increasingly debated idea of 50-50 relationships, saying she would not adopt the arrangement with a man because she believes some men misunderstand what it should actually involve. According to Doreen, 50-50 should not simply mean splitting bills or dividing financial expenses between partners. Instead, she believes the concept should extend to responsibilities at home, including childcare, cooking and other duties involved in building a family. “If we do 50-50 according to me, if I’m bathing the kids, you should be in the kitchen. If I’m cooking, take care of the…

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Dokta Brain Doorkey has opened up about the creative thinking behind some of his music, arguing that not every song is necessarily designed to immediately connect with the average listener. According to the songwriter, some artists package their lyrics and ideas in ways that require a deeper understanding of songwriting and creativity to fully appreciate. Dokta Brain said such music can sometimes resonate more strongly with fellow artists and other people who understand the craft behind the work, even when it does not generate immediate mainstream numbers. He pointed to his own song “Street Culture” as an example. The songwriter…

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Music veteran Viboyo Oweyo has named his five all-time favourite Ugandan musicians, highlighting legendary artists whose sound, creativity and influence have left a lasting impression on him. Speaking on a podcast hosted by Baboon Forest, Viboyo was asked to choose his top five Ugandan artists of all time. His selection brought together musicians from different generations and musical backgrounds. At the top of his list was the late Philly Lutaaya, whom Viboyo praised for the quality and distinct sound of his music. “Because he sold records and if you’re to listen to music, the sound of music then, I think…

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Ava Peace has revealed that maintaining her beauty, including her makeup and skincare routine, costs her more than $3,000, a figure she admitted she initially hesitated to disclose. Speaking to NRG Radio Uganda, the Ugandan singer said she expected people to be shocked by the amount before eventually revealing the cost of her beauty maintenance. Ava explained that she sometimes gets her skincare products through her brother, who works as a teacher in Thailand. “I have a brother who’s a teacher in Thailand. I usually contact him for my skincare, but right now someone has to take over $3,000, but…

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Ugandan gospel singer Levixone, real name Sam Lucas Lubyogo, is set to take the stage at the Kampala Serena Hotel on November 7, 2026, for his highly anticipated concert, ‘A One Tym Experience.’ The concert comes after a successful run of music projects and will mark a major milestone in Levixone’s career as he celebrates 17 years of music and ministry. The singer is also using the occasion to celebrate what he describes as 17 years of God’s faithfulness, making the event more than just a music showcase. When is Levixone’s concert? Levixone’s ‘A One Tym Experience’ concert is scheduled…

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Eddy Kenzo has offered a prediction about the future of popularity in the music industry, arguing that social media visibility may eventually lose its power as the main measure of an artist’s relevance. The Ugandan singer pointed to platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and X, where artists can attract significant attention through music, trends, controversies and viral moments. But Kenzo believes audiences could eventually become less interested in the constant fights, stunts and abuse that often dominate online entertainment conversations. “Too much of anything is bad. Fights and abuses will no longer be tolerated and we will reach a point…

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