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 rapper Da Agent has ruled out dating women in the entertainment industry, saying concerns about privacy and public exposure make relationships with fellow showbiz personalities an option he is unwilling to consider. The outspoken rapper shared his views while discussing his current love life, revealing that he is seeing someone and suggesting that the relationship could eventually develop into a more serious commitment. Da Agent described the relationship as his first serious romantic involvement in several years, while dismissing previous reports linking him to different public figures, including socialite Don Zella, as rumours. “About my love life, there is…

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Prima Kardashi has joined the growing debate surrounding King Saha and Joshua Baraka, siding with the latter while describing Saha as a “local champion” with a different level of ambition. The Ugandan socialite shared her opinion on the controversy, arguing that the two musicians should not be judged by the same career expectations because they appear to be pursuing different goals. Prima backed Baraka’s determination to build an international music career, suggesting that there was nothing wrong with the younger singer wanting to compete beyond Uganda’s music market. “The truth is that Saha is a local champion. Joshua Baraka isn’t…

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Former music producer and talent manager Bushingtone has weighed in on the controversy surrounding King Saha’s remarks about Nigerian superstars Wizkid and Burna Boy, arguing that the Ugandan singer could be right from a personal perspective but wrong when judged against industry facts. The debate follows comments by King Saha about the Nigerian stars, which have attracted attention within Uganda’s music industry. Speaking about the controversy, Bushingtone described Saha’s position as subjective, suggesting that the singer may have been expressing his personal experience of listening to music rather than making a definitive statement about the Nigerian artists’ popularity. “From a…

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Recently married media personality Mark Mukunja has sparked a conversation about the future of late comedian Kapere’s widow, Lydia Nakandi, popularly known as Mama Trump, after urging musicians and financially capable men to consider marrying her once she completes her mourning period. Mukunja believes Mama Trump, who he says is still in her 30s, deserves another opportunity to find love and companionship following the death of her husband. He made the remarks while encouraging men, particularly those in the entertainment industry, to express interest in her rather than assuming her future should revolve entirely around raising her children alone. According…

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Spice Diana has declared that she does not beg fellow musicians for collaborations, insisting that her reputation and influence in the East African music industry make her a desirable partner for artists seeking to work with Ugandan talent. Speaking to Galaxy TV, the Ugandan singer revealed that she has several unreleased collaborations, including one with Tanzanian music star Diamond Platnumz. Despite having projects with established regional musicians, Spice Diana maintained that she does not chase artists for joint releases because she believes working with her offers value to both parties. “I don’t beg for them, they just give me because…

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Prima Kardashi has opened up about her strained relationships with several people in Uganda’s entertainment industry, describing artists as “selfish and self-centered” and explaining why she has walked away from some former friendships. The Ugandan socialite made the remarks during a conversation with MC Kats, where she discussed her experiences with friendships involving people in the music business. Prima’s comments come against the backdrop of her reported fallouts with several familiar faces in the industry, including singers Spice Diana and Lydia Jazmine. According to her, the problem is not always with her. She argued that some artists struggle to maintain…

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Winnie Nwagi has declared 2026 her best musical year yet, revealing that increased bookings and a packed performance schedule have made it one of the most rewarding periods of her music career. The Swangz Avenue singer shared the update during an interview with Galaxy TV, where she reflected on her progress and expressed gratitude for the opportunities that have come her way throughout the year. According to Nwagi, 2026 has been noticeably different from the previous year, particularly when it comes to securing performance opportunities and staying active on stage. “The year has been going well, I’m always grateful with…

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Ugandan singer and media personality Naira Ali has challenged fellow entertainers to reconsider how they explain financial struggles, arguing that poor money management and personal decisions can sometimes play a role in an artist’s downfall. In a Facebook post, Ali questioned the tendency among some musicians to attribute difficult periods in their careers to witchcraft, saying the entertainment industry needs a more honest conversation about financial discipline and long-term planning. “I’ve noticed something bizarre in our entertainment industry: when artists fall on hard times, some are quick to claim that fellow artists have bewitched them,” she wrote. Rather than automatically…

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A Ugandan furniture business is building its place in Kampala’s home-furnishing market by offering locally made sofas, beds and dining sets designed around customers’ budgets, tastes and available space. Based in Namugongo, opposite the Catholic Shrine, Martin Furniture UG was established by founder and CEO Sempero Martin, who saw an opportunity to serve families looking for quality household furniture without relying entirely on imported products. The business produces both ready-made and customised pieces, giving customers the option to select furniture that fits their homes rather than settling for standard sizes and designs. “We make both ready-made and custom furniture right…

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The Ugandan government has ordered traders operating in basement parking areas of Kampala arcades to vacate immediately as authorities move to prevent a repeat of the devastating flooding that affected parts of the city centre in October 2025. ICT and National Guidance Minister Justine Kasule Lumumba announced the directive on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, following a Cabinet meeting held on Monday. Speaking at a press briefing at the Uganda Media Centre, Lumumba also revealed that Cabinet had approved Shs18,999,500,000 in ex-gratia compensation for 1,841 verified traders who lost property during the floods of October 30 and 31, 2025. The flooding…

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Ugandan singer Chris Evans Kaweesi has revealed an unusual dating strategy that involves keeping the phone numbers of women who reject his romantic advances and waiting until they turn 45 before trying his luck again. The singer shared the approach during an appearance on Cruz Xclusive, explaining that the idea came from advice given to him by an elderly man. According to Chris Evans, the man encouraged him not to completely give up on women who turn down his advances. Instead, he was advised to save their contacts, record their ages and reconnect with them years later. What initially sounded…

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Ugandan actor Kakule William, widely recognised for portraying Captain Alex in the cult action film Who Killed Captain Alex?, has died. The news was announced by the official Wakaliwood Instagram account, which shared the sad development, prompting tributes to the actor associated with one of Uganda’s most internationally recognised independent film productions. Kakule rose to prominence through his role in the 2010 action film, which became an unexpected global internet sensation despite being made on an estimated budget of just $200. The film attracted audiences, particularly outside Uganda, through its unconventional action sequences, humour and energetic storytelling. Its distinctive style…

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Karole Kasita brought her signature dancehall energy to Hoima as Bell Lager’s ObaFest regional tour made its stop at Dangio Annex Bar over the weekend, delivering a night of live music, food and celebration. The Hoima activation drew revellers from across the town for a festival experience that continued into the early hours of the morning, combining live performances, DJ sets and food experiences built around Bell Lager’s brand. Kasita was among the night’s major attractions, entertaining the crowd with popular songs including Balance, Binyuma, Chekecha and Yaka. Accompanied by her dance crew, the singer kept the audience engaged as…

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Veteran Ugandan singer Halima Namakula has come to Rema Namakula’s defence following criticism of the singer’s recent onstage performance with Rwandan star The Ben. The discussion erupted after the two performers got physically close while singing their collaborative song, This Is Love, during a recent performance in Uganda. A video from the show captured Rema and The Ben rubbing their bodies together as they danced, drawing mixed reactions from audiences and social media users. While some fans praised their stage chemistry and energetic delivery, others questioned the nature of the interaction, particularly because Rema is married. The criticism prompted Halima…

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Ugandan internet personality Magala Balikyewunya, popularly known as Mzee Magala, has reportedly been remanded to prison as he faces an alleged attempted murder case linked to a suspected arson incident. According to reports, Magala was remanded to Butuntumula Government Prison on Thursday, November 5, 2026, as police investigations continue into an incident in which his home was reportedly damaged by fire and property destroyed. The case comes days after reports emerged that Mzee Magala’s house had caught fire in Luweero, raising questions about what happened and who may have been involved. Magala is expected to return to court on November…

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Ugandan singer A Pass has raised concerns about the lyrics being performed by 11-year-old TikTok sensation Warden Kartel, arguing that the young entertainer needs better guidance as his popularity continues to grow. A Pass, who has previously praised Warden Kartel’s talent and confidence, believes some of the material associated with the youngster is too mature for his age and should be edited to make it more appropriate for children. One of Warden Kartel’s popular TikTok challenges features the sound “Kikubye akawuzi, kiwunya enjaga.” According to A Pass, the phrase carries a vulgar meaning, raising questions about the kind of lyrics…

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Ugandan singer John Blaq has defended the special treatment given to Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz during his recent visit to Uganda, arguing that the Wasafi Records boss has worked hard to earn his international status and deserves to be treated accordingly. John Blaq’s comments come amid debate among Ugandan musicians over the preferential treatment foreign stars sometimes receive from local concert promoters, with some artists questioning why visiting international performers appear to enjoy privileges that are not always extended to homegrown talent. However, John Blaq sees the situation differently. He believes successful East African artists should be celebrated for their…

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Prima Kadarshi has some business advice for Grenade Official following reports that the Ugandan singer has returned home after spending a year in the United Kingdom, and she believes fashion and design could be his next big opportunity. The outspoken businesswoman and internet personality is encouraging Grenade to turn his appearance, personal style and fashion sense into a business rather than spend his time getting caught up in distractions. Grenade, whose reported return has attracted attention in Uganda’s entertainment circles, is said to have been spotted at Entebbe International Airport before making appearances in Kampala. The singer relocated to the…

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Ugandan singer Catherine Kusasira has revealed how her involvement in politics affected her music career and business ventures, claiming that political divisions among clients cost her lucrative performance bookings and contributed to the collapse of her beauty products business. The singer says there was a time when she could earn between Shs16 million and Shs20 million every weekend through musical performances at different functions. However, she claims those opportunities significantly declined after some clients began making booking decisions based on the political affiliations of the artists they supported. “Personally, politics affected me in a way that back then, every weekend…

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Ugandan musician Chris Evans Kaweesi wants any questions surrounding children allegedly fathered by him settled while he is still alive, revealing that he has already left a blood sample at a hospital in Nakasero for potential DNA testing. The singer says he has taken this step to make it easier for anyone who comes forward claiming to have his child to establish the truth through a DNA test. According to Chris Evans, he has also documented the process by taking a photograph of himself holding the test results, which he says can serve as proof when questions about paternity arise.…

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