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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!
Uganda’s music scene continues to deliver a steady stream of fresh releases, with artists experimenting across Afrobeat, R&B, gospel and Afro-fusion. This week’s lineup brings together established stars and emerging talent, offering something for nearly every listener. From a long-awaited collaboration between Dax Vibez and Rema Namakula to Jackie Chandiru’s emotional return with an R&B-inspired record and Lena Price’s faith-filled gospel release, the latest videos showcase the diversity that continues to shape Uganda’s music industry. Here’s a closer look at five new songs worth adding to your playlist. 1. Onzise – Dax Vibez feat. Rema Namakula Leading this week’s releases…
Lydia Jazmine Questions Shs 1.4M UPRS Royalty Payment Singer Lydia Jazmine has confirmed that she received Shs 1.4 million in royalties from the Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS), becoming the latest artist to publicly discuss payments distributed by the collective management organization. Her confirmation follows similar disclosures by Spice Diana, who also said she received Shs 1.4 million, and Weasel Manizo, who stated that his royalty payment was approximately Shs 250,000. While Jazmine acknowledged receiving the funds, she questioned whether the amount accurately reflects the years she has dedicated to building her music career. “That’s Small Money” Speaking about the…
Award-winning singer Cindy Sanyu has reflected on what she considers the defining moment of her career, revealing that launching The Boom Party Concert was the biggest risk she has ever taken—and one that ultimately transformed her life. Looking back on the decision, Cindy admitted that bringing the concert to life was never an easy choice. Although the idea had stayed with her for years, she said taking the first step required overcoming fear, doubt and a lack of encouragement from those around her. Today, however, she believes that one bold decision changed not only her music career but also her…
Pastor Aloysius Bujjingo has responded to criticism surrounding his prediction for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting that his comments before the tournament were never intended to be understood as a prophecy. The House of Prayer Ministries leader came under scrutiny after Spain lifted the World Cup trophy instead of France, Portugal, Argentina or Brazil—the four teams he had identified before the competition as the most likely champions. Addressing the backlash, Bujjingo maintained that he was simply sharing his opinion as a passionate football supporter and not speaking from divine revelation. “It Was My Opinion, Not a Prophecy” Speaking about…
Rapper Victor Kamenyo’s former partner and the mother of his child, Ruth Akoragye, has publicly accused him of failing to meet his parental responsibilities, warning that she is prepared to reveal more details if the situation does not improve. Speaking during a TikTok Live session, Akoragye said she has carried emotional pain for years and claimed her repeated efforts to address the matter privately have not produced any meaningful change. She also issued a deadline, saying she may speak out further if her concerns remain unresolved. Victor Kamenyo has not publicly responded to Akoragye’s allegations. Akoragye Says She Has Reached…
Mubarak Munyagwa Says He Has No Beef With King Saha Seasoned politician and former Kawempe South MP Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa has dismissed suggestions that he has a personal grudge against singer King Saha, saying the two were never rivals and therefore had no reason to remain at odds. Speaking in a recent interview, Munyagwa reflected on their previous public exchange, explaining that while they disagreed at one point, he never viewed the disagreement as a personal feud. Instead, he described King Saha as one of Uganda’s most gifted musicians and said their careers are too different to place them in…
Common Man’s Party (CMP) President and former Kawempe South MP Mubarak Munyagwa has revealed why he rarely attends concerts and entertainment events in Kampala, saying concerns about security have made him think twice before showing up at crowded venues. Speaking about his experiences at public events, Munyagwa said his decision has little to do with the performers and everything to do with safety. While he acknowledged that he is now considering attending King Saha’s upcoming concert, he stressed that any decision will depend on whether he is satisfied with the security arrangements. His remarks come after he recently encouraged fans…
Veteran Ugandan singer Mesach Semakula has opened up about two people he considers among his closest friends, saying both have long been misunderstood by the public despite their true personalities. Speaking during a YouTube podcast, Semakula reflected on what genuine friendship means to him, explaining that true bonds are not measured by how often people talk or meet. Instead, he said lasting friendships are built on trust, understanding and mutual respect—even if months pass without communication. His remarks offered a rare glimpse into his personal life while highlighting why he believes songwriter and politician Sylver Kyagulanyi and media personality Dianah…
Ugandan singer Azawi has made it clear that despite ongoing curiosity about her love life, she has not yet chosen a special someone. Speaking during a TikTok Live session, the Swangz Avenue star addressed questions about her relationship status and explained that while she has several potential partners in her life, she is still taking her time before committing to anyone. For fans who have been wondering whether the singer is secretly dating, Azawi had a simple answer: don’t believe any rumors unless they come directly from her. “If you haven’t seen any soft launch from me, then there is…
Ugandan singer Rabadaba, real name Faisal Seguya, has broken his silence following the death of his former partner Nalongo Maggie Salha Kaweesi, expressing shock and sadness over her passing. The “Mukyamu” singer shared an emotional tribute on his social media platforms, saying he struggled to believe the news after learning that Maggie had died. Rabadaba revealed that the two had spoken just a few weeks before her death and that she appeared to be doing well at the time. His message came days after Maggie’s passing on Monday, 20th July 2026, with reports indicating that she had been undergoing treatment…