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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!
Actress Florence Nampijja has sparked conversation after sharing candid advice to young women about marriage, relationships, and societal pressure. Speaking during an interview, the media personality urged women to take their time before settling down, warning against rushing into marriage simply because of age expectations or public pressure. Her message has quickly gained attention, especially among younger audiences navigating relationships in a fast-moving social environment. And she did not hold back in how she put it… “Relax, There Is No Deadline For Marriage” Nampijja encouraged young women to remain patient and avoid feeling pressured into marriage timelines. “To the young…
Dr. Lover Bowy Mourns Father’s Passing Ugandan RnB singer and songwriter Sefu Mulaya, popularly known as Dr. Lover Bowy, is mourning the loss of his father, Mr. Hamis Mulaya. The sad news was confirmed early this morning by the singer’s management, sending shock and condolences across the entertainment community. According to the family, Mr. Mulaya was a businessman who had been battling high blood pressure for some time before his passing. The news has left fans and colleagues expressing sympathy and support for the artist during this difficult moment. But details surrounding the final arrangements are still pending… Family Confirms…
Ugandan singer Stabua Natooro has publicly voiced her frustration over a growing trend in the music industry — upcoming artists branding themselves as “junior” versions of established musicians. The “Tujanjawaze” hitmaker is urging new talent to drop the practice and focus on building their own identities instead of relying on the reputation of already established stars. Her message is clear: success should be earned, not borrowed. And she is not holding back in how she describes the issue… “Stop Using Our Names To Build Yours” Speaking strongly on the matter, Stabua Natooro criticized artists who attach themselves to established names…
Media personality and actress Florence Nampijja has spoken out about a deeply painful chapter in her life, revealing how false dating allegations pushed her into intense public scrutiny and emotional distress. The entertainer says she once woke up to find herself trending online after being wrongly linked to a romantic relationship with Ahmed Lubowa, a prominent and married public figure. What started as online speculation, she says, quickly escalated into a situation that affected both her personal peace and public image. And according to her, it did not stop at rumors alone… False Allegations That Sparked Public Scrutiny Nampijja explained…
A heated debate has erupted in Uganda’s music industry after award-winning singer Eddy Kenzo publicly criticized the Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS) over its planned Shs216 million royalty distribution. Now, UPRS Chairman Martin Nkoyoyo has responded, defending the payout and insisting it represents a step forward in building a more sustainable copyright system for Ugandan creatives. The disagreement has sparked wider conversations about transparency, fairness, and the real earnings of musicians in Uganda’s entertainment industry. While Kenzo described the figures as disappointing, UPRS is standing firm on its position. But the statement goes deeper than just numbers… Eddy Kenzo Questions…
Uganda’s media industry is in mourning following the untimely passing of journalist Joseph Sseruwooza, a respected reporter who worked with BBS Terefayina. The announcement of his death has sent shockwaves through the journalism community, where he was widely known for his professional reporting and dedication to public service journalism. Sseruwooza built a strong reputation as one of the station’s key parliamentary reporters, regularly covering proceedings at the Parliament of Uganda. He also earned recognition as the host of the current affairs talk show #ZuukukaNensonga, where he engaged audiences through insightful discussions on national issues. But behind the headlines and broadcasts,…
Ugandan music icon Juliana Kanyomozi has opened up about the defining moments of her career, pointing to one collaboration that she says changed everything for her. The celebrated singer revealed that her hit song “Taata Wabana” with Bobi Wine remains the biggest breakthrough of her musical journey, describing it as a project that elevated her to an entirely new level. According to Juliana, the collaboration did more than just perform well — it transformed her reach, audience, and opportunities in the industry. For an artist with a long-standing career, the song still stands out as a turning point that shaped…
A heated public dispute involving Ugandan music star Bebe Cool and former Rwandan beauty queen Jolly Mutesi has officially come to an end after weeks of controversy, legal tension, and online debate. Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has now confirmed that the matter has been resolved, revealing that Jolly Mutesi has accepted an apology from the singer. The announcement was made via X, where Muhoozi urged the public to move on and put the situation behind them. “My brother Bebe Cool has apologised to Miss Jolly Mutesi. Jolly has accepted the apology. All is well. So everybody relax,” he stated. With that…
What started as a bold challenge, playful banter, and online hype ended in a decisive moment inside the boxing ring. Ugandan socialite and businessman Shakib Cham has officially defeated Kenyan singer Arrow Bwoy after a second-round technical knockout at the highly anticipated Vurugu II corporate boxing match held on Sunday morning. The bout, which had been building momentum for months across social media and entertainment circles, ended with Shakib Cham standing tall as the clear victor. The fight did not just live up to expectations — it delivered a dramatic finish that left fans buzzing. But the story behind the…
Ugandan music legend Sir Mesach Semakula has returned with a powerful new visual release that is already sparking conversations across the entertainment space. The celebrated singer has officially unveiled the visuals for his latest song titled “Africa (Waka Waka),” a deeply patriotic project centered on unity, strength, and pride across the African continent. The new release is more than just music — it is a message. A call for Africans to recognize their shared identity, embrace their diversity, and stand together against division. Through both lyrics and visuals, Mesach Semakula delivers a strong reminder of what connects the continent from…