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!

Benon Mugumbya Breaks Silence on Zafaran’s Exit From Swangz Avenue Swangz Avenue boss Benon Mugumbya has publicly addressed the circumstances surrounding Zafaran’s departure from the record label, pushing back against growing online speculation about drama behind the split. The conversation began after Ugandan singer Zafaran announced her exit from Swangz Avenue on June 25, 2026, stating that the decision had been reached amicably. However, changes surrounding her branding — including a switch from “Zafaran” to “Zafar” — and reports about her YouTube channel sparked online debate, with some critics suggesting tensions between the artist and the label. Now, Swangz Avenue…

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CEO Tifah Opens Up on Love, Dating Standards, and Financial Expectations in Relationships Ugandan media personality CEO Tifah has sparked conversation after speaking candidly about her expectations in relationships, saying financial stability is a key requirement for any partner she considers dating. The NBS Television and Next Radio presenter shared her views during a recent podcast appearance, where she openly discussed love, loyalty, and what she values most in a romantic relationship. Her comments have since drawn attention as debates around modern dating expectations continue across social media. “Money Is My Love Language” — CEO Tifah Explains Her View During…

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Levixone Shares Strong Views on DNA Testing, Says He Would Never Take One Ugandan gospel artist Levixone has publicly shared his stance on the ongoing debate surrounding DNA testing, revealing that he has never conducted a DNA test on his children and does not intend to do so in the future. Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, the singer opened up about his personal philosophy on parenting, love, and responsibility. His comments come amid growing public discussion around DNA testing and family relationships, a topic that continues to spark debate across Uganda and beyond. Levixone Says Parenting Goes Beyond…

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Rare Dexta Talks DJing, Acting, and Building a Multi-Talented Entertainment Career in Uganda Ugandan creative Rare Dexta is steadily carving out a name for himself across DJing, acting, and media hosting, building a versatile career within Uganda’s fast-growing entertainment industry. Born and raised in Kampala, Uganda, Rare Dexta — real name JohnMary Womelaka — comes from a musically influenced background that helped shape his artistic direction early on. With experience spanning radio, television, live events, and stage performances, he has become one of the emerging voices in Uganda’s urban entertainment space. In a recent conversation, he opened up about his…

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Talent Africa Announces Legends of Sound 2026 Concert With New “Group Therapy” Theme Uganda’s nostalgia concert scene is set for another major moment as Talent Africa Group officially announces the return of its flagship event, Legends of Sound 2026. The fourth edition of the celebrated concert series will take place on Friday, November 7, 2026, at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel under a new theme titled “Group Therapy.” After three successful editions celebrating some of Africa’s most influential music acts, Talent Africa is positioning this year’s event as more than a concert — a live experience built around memories, connection, and…

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Juliana Kanyomozi Says Racheal Namubiru Came Close to Following Her Path Ugandan music star Juliana Kanyomozi has opened up about the current generation of artists, sharing her thoughts on whether another musician has emerged with a similar combination of talent, identity, and presence. The celebrated singer said she has not yet seen an artist who reminds her of the version of herself from the early stages of her career. According to Juliana, finding someone who represents the same journey she had decades ago is not easy because every artist develops differently. “I have not yet seen anyone. I think I…

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PR Marketing Agency Emerges as a Growing Force in Africa’s Entertainment Branding Scene The entertainment industry in Africa is rapidly changing, and digital branding has become one of the biggest tools shaping how artists, influencers, and businesses connect with audiences. Among the agencies adapting to this shift is PR Marketing Agency, a growing digital marketing company focused on helping creatives and brands strengthen their online presence. Founded by Promoter Rafael, the agency provides services including digital promotion, social media management, content creation, artist branding, and music distribution. As streaming platforms and social media continue transforming entertainment promotion, agencies specializing in…

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Crim Soft Reveals How Digital Platforms Built His Independent Music Career Ugandan musician Crim Soft is proving that an artist does not always need heavy support from traditional broadcast media to build a successful music career. The independent artist has carved out his own path by focusing on digital promotion, releasing quality music, and connecting directly with listeners through streaming platforms. Born Mwesigwa Joshua Dan, Crim Soft has grown his career outside the usual mainstream route while maintaining a strong connection with his audience. In an exclusive conversation, the singer opened up about his childhood, musical influences, challenges as an…

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Mubaraka Munyagwa Sparks DNA Debate After Paul Kafeero Paternity Test Results Former Kawempe South MP Hon. Mubaraka Munyagwa has weighed in on the ongoing conversation around DNA testing, saying men should not rush to test children who have already been accepted within their families. Munyagwa argued that when a wife acknowledges a child as her husband’s, there should be trust between the couple instead of immediately seeking biological confirmation. His comments come amid public discussion following DNA tests involving individuals who claimed to be children of late Kadongo Kamu music icon Paul Kafeero, with reports indicating that only a small…

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Friendships with the opposite sex can be some of the most meaningful connections people build. They can offer support, honesty, different perspectives, and companionship without needing to become romantic. However, when emotional closeness grows, some friendships can become complicated if one person starts developing deeper feelings. Maintaining a genuine platonic friendship often requires awareness, communication, and clear boundaries from both sides. Here are seven ways to protect the friendship while keeping romance out of the equation. 1. Create mental boundaries One of the first steps to maintaining a platonic friendship is controlling how you view the relationship. Instead of constantly…

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