Author: Wamala

Renowned media personality Isaac Katende Daniel, popularly known as Kasuku, is mourning the loss of his beloved grandmother, leaving fans and followers sharing in his grief. The shocking news was shared on Kasuku’s social media in the early hours of Saturday morning, around 12:10 a.m., where he revealed the depth of his sorrow. A Grandmother’s Profound Impact Kasuku reflected on the deep role his grandmother played in his life, describing her influence as pivotal to his upbringing. Fans were given a glimpse into the intimate bond the two shared, showing that her guidance and love were central to the person…

Media personality-turned-politician DJ Jacob Omutuuze has announced that he will never participate in elective politics again, describing Uganda’s electoral system as “stupid and useless.” The remarks came after his defeat in the recently concluded LC3 chairmanship race for Bunamwaya Town Council. “I will never get engaged in elective politics ever again. The whole electoral process is stupid and useless,” Omutuuze told reporters. Allegations of Chaos, Violence, and Irregularities Omutuuze recounted a tumultuous election day, claiming that the process was marred by violence and serious irregularities. According to the former Dembe FM radio presenter, the election saw about nine drones deployed,…

Singer-songwriter Ahmed Mohamed Kakoyi, popularly known as Mad Ice, has shared candid reflections on some defining moments in his music career. Among them, he recalls when his hit song “Baby Gal” became bigger than him, illustrating the power of music to transcend an artist’s identity. When “Baby Gal” Took on a Life of Its Own Mad Ice recounted a striking experience in Nairobi, Kenya, that perfectly captured the reach of his song. Riding in a matatu, he suddenly heard “Baby Gal” playing on the speakers. “One time, I was in a matatu in Nairobi, and the song was playing. A…

Ugandan television host Adam Kungu has been suspended from hosting episodes of NBS Television’s The Barometer, following a contentious political discussion that aired on February 2, 2026. The suspension comes after the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) determined that the episode breached multiple broadcasting rules. The episode in question featured journalist and politician Justine Nameere and quickly spiraled into a heated exchange of personal attacks, prompting the commission to intervene. UCC: Episode Breached Minimum Broadcasting Standards In a formal suspension letter, the UCC detailed that the episode “degenerated into an unacceptable exchange of personal attacks, insults, and unsubstantiated allegations among guests.”…

Ugandan music sensation John Blaq is giving fans a rare glimpse into a side of his career that doesn’t always make the headlines. Beyond delivering his chart-topping tracks on stage, the singer reveals that he’s often the mastermind behind hit songs for other artists, quietly shaping Uganda’s music scene from behind the mic. In a candid discussion, John Blaq shared that his songwriting credits extend to several popular hits, including “Wano” for Chosen Becky and “One Bite” for Vinka, among others. This revelation underscores the depth of his creative influence and highlights him as one of the most versatile talents…

Ugandan singer Sophie Nantongo has finally broken her silence on the much-anticipated music battle with veteran artist Catherine Kusasira, revealing why fans never got to witness the showdown. Contrary to rumors that she feared facing Kusasira, Nantongo insists that she was fully prepared, and it was Kusasira who ultimately stepped back. “I Was Ready, She Wasn’t” – Nantongo Clears the Air In a candid interview, Sophie Nantongo dismissed claims suggesting she backed out or was intimidated by Kusasira. “I didn’t fear battling Kusasira. When I asked her for the music battle, she instead flew out of the country to go…

Ugandan media personality Kasuku and his family are mourning the loss of his beloved grandmother, Gladys Nanyonjo, who passed away late Friday, February 6, 2026. The family has now officially announced the burial arrangements, giving friends, relatives, and fans the opportunity to pay their respects. Gladys Nanyonjo, a cherished matriarch in the Nanyonjo family, will be laid to rest on Sunday, February 8, 2026, in Kakerenge, Migade, where family, friends, and the community are expected to gather to honor her life and legacy. Funeral Service Details The funeral program has been formally shared by the family, outlining a day of…

Ugandan singer Naira Ali has caused a stir in the African music scene, publicly criticizing South African star Tyla following her second Grammy win. Over the weekend, Tyla added another Best African Music Performance award to her collection, but Naira Ali claims the recognition undermines African culture and creativity. “A Misrepresentation of African Music” In a scathing statement, Naira Ali argued that Tyla’s music represents a Westernized version of African sound, rather than authentically reflecting the continent’s cultural identity. “Tyla is a misrepresentation of African music and its cultures. It is therefore so demeaning and almost an insult to African…

Award-winning Ugandan singer Eddy Kenzo has finally addressed the burning question on every fan’s mind: why he didn’t attend the Grammys last weekend. In a phone interview with Aggie Uwase on KFM’s DHook show, Kenzo explained that the reason was far from dramatic—it all came down to timing and juggling a packed schedule. “Visa Timing Was the Issue” Eddy Kenzo, who travels on a professional visa for his international shows, revealed the logistical hurdles that prevented him from flying to the U.S. in time. “I couldn’t make it to the Grammys because my visa renewal was submitted a little late,…

Radio presenter and emcee Timothy CODE, real name Timothy Muhumuza, has officially announced his departure from Next Media, ending a one-and-a-half-year stint at the media powerhouse. Known in both entertainment and corporate circles, Timothy CODE, also known as Crown Boy, joined Next Media in June 2024 after leaving Sanyu FM the previous month. During his time at Next Media, he hosted the popular Next Tranzit show every weekday from 3 pm to 7 pm on Next Radio Ug, winning a loyal fanbase for his engaging style. Heartfelt Goodbye on Social Media On Wednesday afternoon, Timothy shared the news with his…