Author: Wamala

Ugandan social and political analyst Frank M. Gashumba has challenged Kampala-based pastors and prophets who claim to resurrect the dead, making an unusual promise to walk naked from Villa Maria in Masaka to Kampala if any of them can bring his late father back to life. Gashumba issued the challenge while questioning claims by religious leaders who say they possess the power to bring deceased people back from the dead. He wants those making such extraordinary claims to demonstrate their abilities, starting with someone whose death remains deeply personal to him. Explaining his position, Gashumba said his father passed away…

Ugandan singer Aaronx is back with another romantic offering, releasing a new love song titled I Want You alongside captivating visuals directed by Bash OG. The Tunez Records artist, whose real name is Aaron Mukwaya, puts matters of the heart at the centre of his latest release, delivering a song dedicated to that special person someone cannot imagine living without. As the title suggests, I Want You is built around affection, attraction and the desire to be close to someone who occupies a special place in your heart. Aaronx wears his heart on his sleeve throughout the track, using heartfelt…

Ugandan music continues to deliver fresh sounds and visuals, with Caxah Diet, Echoled, Warden Kartel, Damasco Ssesanga and Mariam Ndagire among the artists bringing new music videos to audiences. From love-inspired Afrobeats to dancehall, gospel-themed storytelling and a long-awaited musical return, the latest releases offer something for different tastes. Here are five Ugandan music videos worth adding to your playlist. Caxah Diet – Bwekiri Caxah Diet is celebrating love with her latest release, Bwekiri, a song that combines danceable rhythms with a romantic message. Produced by Sekret, the track showcases the singer’s ability to deliver feel-good music while keeping love…

Ang3lina is officially back, and she is bringing poolside glamour, feminine confidence and infectious African rhythms with her. The UK-born Ugandan singer has unveiled the official visuals for her latest single, Sippin, marking another exciting moment in her musical comeback after a three-year hiatus. Known as “That Girl From Uganda,” Ang3lina makes her return with a feel-good record that blends contemporary Afropop melodies with the energetic bounce of Amapiano. The song celebrates self-worth, independence and the confidence that comes with knowing your value. Its message revolves around embracing femininity, enjoying life’s finer things and living unapologetically on your own terms.…

Ugandan singer Gloria Bugie says fame will not change who she is, insisting that her growing public profile will not make her forget her humanity or the person she has always been. In an old interview with media personality Kasuku, which has resurfaced, the singer reflected on fame, personal values and how she intends to handle the changes that come with public recognition. Bugie made it clear that becoming famous does not mean someone stops being an ordinary human being. “I don’t think fame will change me that much. I will stay the same person. With whatever changes around you,…

Ugandan social media personality Magala Balikyewunya, popularly known as Mzee Magala, is set to learn his fate on Thursday, November 12, 2026, when court in Luweero District delivers its judgment in an attempted murder case stemming from a violent land dispute in Nakaseke. Mzee Magala is currently on remand at Butuntumula Government Prison following his recent rearrest. He was reportedly brought back before court after security personnel apprehended him in connection with the long-running case. The charges arise from an incident on April 13, 2022, at Christopher and David Farm (CD Farm) in Kanyale Village, Nakaseke District. According to the…

The United States is keeping Uganda under its highest travel warning, advising American citizens against visiting the East African country despite the official declaration that its Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak ended several months ago. On November 9, 2026, the US State Department’s TravelGov account included Uganda in a reminder highlighting countries currently classified under its Level 4 travel advisory, the highest warning issued by the American government. Uganda appeared on the list alongside Iran, North Korea, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The Level 4 advisory means Americans are urged not to travel to…

Have you ever found yourself facing the same relationship problem with a different person? Perhaps you repeatedly choose partners who need constant emotional support, struggle to express what you really feel or take responsibility for problems that are not entirely yours. These experiences can create a frustrating sense of déjà vu. Even when a relationship starts differently, familiar behaviours and emotional reactions can bring you back to situations you thought you had left behind. Often, these patterns are not deliberate. They may be connected to childhood experiences, deeply held beliefs and emotional habits that influence how you approach relationships. Recognising…

Some people approach life with strict plans, ambitious goals and a strong desire to stay productive. Others prefer a more relaxed routine, take things as they come and are less concerned with having every detail organised. These contrasting approaches are often described through the concepts of Type A and Type B personalities. When people with these different tendencies start dating, their differences can create both opportunities and challenges. A Type A partner might become frustrated by what they see as a Type B partner’s lack of urgency, while the Type B partner may feel pressured by the other’s constant need…

Almost everyone has experienced a conversation that suddenly runs out of steam. One moment, you are exchanging stories and laughing together; the next, there is an awkward pause and neither person seems sure what to say. These moments are a normal part of social interaction. Conversations naturally shift, pause and sometimes reach a point where the original topic has run its course. However, having a few interesting questions ready can make it easier to bring fresh energy into an exchange. Whether you are meeting someone new, catching up with friends or spending time with colleagues, the right conversation starter can…

Friendship is built on trust, honesty and mutual respect. But when a friend is upset and refuses to explain why, their frustration can emerge through sarcasm, inconsistent communication, deliberate avoidance or seemingly harmless jokes that leave you feeling uncomfortable. This type of indirect hostility is commonly associated with passive-aggressive behaviour. Rather than openly discussing a disagreement, someone may communicate resentment through their actions, leaving the other person confused about what went wrong. Recognising these patterns can help you understand what is happening in a friendship and decide whether a conversation could improve the relationship. However, not every awkward interaction or…

What makes a friendship last for years? Shared memories, common interests, similar personalities and the ability to enjoy each other’s company all play a role. But even the closest friendships need something more fundamental: mutual respect. One of the most important ways friends demonstrate that respect is through boundaries. Whether it involves personal privacy, communication habits, emotional support or making time for one another, boundaries help establish what people are comfortable with and how they expect to be treated. Without them, misunderstandings can build up, personal needs can be overlooked and even long-standing friendships can become strained. The good news…

Starting a conversation with someone you barely know can sometimes feel more difficult than it should. Whether you’re standing next to a coworker in an elevator, attending a family gathering or meeting a friend’s new partner at a party, finding something interesting to talk about isn’t always easy. The challenge is not necessarily a lack of interest in other people. Sometimes, the pressure to make a good impression turns an ordinary interaction into an uncomfortable exchange of short answers and awkward silences. Having a few thoughtful questions ready can make these situations easier. The right conversation starters give people an…

Talking about diabetes with family members, friends or a romantic partner can be difficult, particularly when you are worried about being judged or treated differently. Even people who genuinely care about you may not understand what managing the condition involves or how their comments and reactions affect your daily life. For some people, the fear of being misunderstood can make it easier to avoid these conversations altogether. However, keeping the experience private can also make it harder to receive the emotional and practical support that may be helpful. Being open about your needs does not mean giving everyone permission to…

Feeling anxious when your partner takes longer than usual to respond to a message, cancels plans unexpectedly or seems emotionally distant can create tension in a relationship. For people with an anxious attachment style, seemingly small changes in a partner’s behaviour can sometimes trigger deeper fears of rejection, abandonment or not being loved. These feelings can influence how people communicate, respond to disagreements and seek reassurance from their partners. In some cases, the fear of losing a relationship can lead to behaviours that unintentionally create distance between two people. However, anxious attachment does not mean someone is incapable of maintaining…

Media personality Destiny Ezeyim, popularly known as Radiogad, has alleged that Nigerian music star Davido privately contacted him and asked him to delete videos criticising Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke. Radiogad made the claims in a video shared on his Instagram page, saying the singer reached out through his direct messages shortly after he published the videos about the governor. According to the media personality, Davido wanted him to take down the content, but he chose not to respond to the alleged message. Radiogad maintained that he had the right to express his views about Nigeria and its leadership, insisting…

Tacha Akide has finally addressed the long-running controversy surrounding her famous chest tattoo, insisting that the artwork was never an image of Afrobeats superstar Davido. The former Big Brother Naija housemate explained that the tattoo actually featured the face of a child, but widespread speculation and misinformation led many people to believe she had permanently inked Davido’s face on her body. Speaking during an appearance on the Thanks For Coming Podcast, the reality TV star said the misunderstanding had become so widely accepted that correcting it would probably have made little difference. “The tattoo wasn’t Davido’s face, it was a…

Don Jazzy has revealed that his investments in music and other businesses have paid off so well that he no longer needs to work simply to survive. The Nigerian music executive, whose real name is Michael Collins Ajereh, shared the details of his financial journey during a recent appearance on the On The Grind podcast. Looking back at his early success in the music industry, Don Jazzy admitted that he did not make the best financial decisions when he first received a substantial amount of money from music. Rather than investing immediately, he spent lavishly on entertainment, including buying dozens…

Nigerian singer Skales has revealed that he has made several attempts to settle his long-standing disagreement with Wizkid, offering fresh details about how their relationship broke down. The Shake Body hitmaker opened up about the situation during a recent interview with Osi Suave, tracing the tension back to a question-and-answer session he once held on Twitter. According to Skales, a social media user asked him about Wizkid during the session, prompting him to respond that the Starboy singer no longer had his attention. The comment quickly gained traction online, and Skales believes it may have contributed to the breakdown in…

Davido has criticised what he sees as a cycle of political disappointment in Nigeria, saying some people who once protested against bad governance are now campaigning for politicians. The Afrobeats superstar, whose real name is David Adeleke, shared his views during an appearance on the I Wanna Talk podcast, where he reflected on the 2020 EndSARS protests and the hopes many Nigerians had for change. Davido said the nationwide demonstrations initially made him optimistic about the country’s future. He was encouraged by the number of Nigerians who took to the streets and the determination they showed while demanding reforms. However,…