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Alex Muhangi, the acclaimed comedian and founder of Comedy Store UG, has officially been elected as the new President of The Uganda Comedians Association (TUCA), marking a new era for the nation’s comedy industry. The announcement came during a high-profile meeting at Royal Suites, Bugolobi, which brought together prominent comedians and stakeholders from across Uganda’s entertainment scene. “This gathering allowed us to openly discuss key challenges facing comedians and explore strategies to align our industry under a unified vision,” Muhangi said. Succeeding a Founding Leader Muhangi takes over from Hannington Bugingo, the founding president who led TUCA since its creation…

In a historic political upset, Zohran Mamdani, the Ugandan-born son of scholar Prof. Mahmood Mamdani and filmmaker Mira Nair, has been elected Mayor of New York City, becoming the first Muslim and first African-Asian mayor to lead America’s largest metropolis. At just 34 years old, Mamdani defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa by a decisive margin, signaling a major shift in the city’s political landscape. “Every New Yorker, whether you voted for me, for one of my opponents, or felt too disappointed by politics to vote at all, thank you for the opportunity to prove myself…

Kampala is preparing for a music spectacle like no other as South African rap sensation Nasty C takes the stage on 7th November 2025 at Motiv, Bugolobi, marking a major highlight of the 2nd edition of the Aumex Conference. Organized by Talent Africa Group in partnership with Aumex, the Ivyson Tour promises to deliver an electrifying experience for fans, artists, and music industry professionals alike. “This isn’t just a concert—it’s the pinnacle of Uganda’s music business calendar this year,” a Talent Africa spokesperson said. A Star-Studded Lineup of Ugandan Talent Fans can expect an all-star showcase alongside Nasty C, featuring…

TNS singer Maureen Peace Namugonza, popularly known as Ava Peace, has spoken out against church leaders whose reckless and judgmental statements cause unnecessary harm. During a recent interview, Ava Peace expressed deep frustration with pastors and religious figures who make harsh, baseless judgments about others, particularly in highly publicized situations. “Some artist was told that her pregnancy is devilish. I don’t think that was right. At times, we are still living our lives. What do you think this person and the father of the baby are thinking?” Ava Peace said. “Planting Negativity is Trauma” The singer referred to a viral…

Former secular singer turned gospel powerhouse Grace Nakimera has revealed that she has completely let go of her old nightlife lifestyle — and she’s never been happier. In a heartfelt interview, the “Kawonawo” hitmaker shared that even walking past a bar now makes her feel uneasy, a reminder of how deeply her life has transformed since becoming a born-again Christian. “I don’t miss the bar anymore,” Grace confessed. “Even when I pass close to it, I feel bad. I don’t miss it at all. Where I am right now is the best decision I have ever made in my life.”…

Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Prima Kardashi has once again sent social media into a frenzy after unapologetically declaring that she can date more than two men at the same time—as long as none of them has proposed. The outspoken entrepreneur, who is never shy about voicing her opinions on love and relationships, made the fiery statement during a recent TikTok Live session, where she opened up about her evolving views on loyalty, commitment, and self-worth. “Date them all until one man makes the decision to marry you,” Prima said confidently. “We don’t settle on words, so keep being discreet and…

Ugandan media personality Kasuku is getting real about the lengths he goes to make sure his children understand the man behind the microphone. In a heartfelt revelation, the outspoken presenter shared that he created a special family email account—a digital time capsule where he documents his journey, sacrifices, and life moments for his loved ones to revisit in the future. For Kasuku, whose bold opinions and unapologetic commentary have often stirred controversy online, this gesture isn’t about showmanship—it’s about preserving his legacy. “When I take KFC to the kids, I take a video and send it to the family email,”…

Veteran Ugandan media personality Bina Babie has opened up about one of the most emotional and private chapters of her life — her struggles with infertility and her attempts to conceive through in-vitro fertilization (IVF). In a deeply personal revelation, the beloved radio and TV star shared that she once approached three male friends, including DJ Jacob Omutuuze, to help her conceive after years of battling fertility challenges and social pressure. “I Was Desperate and Under Pressure” During a recent interview, Bina Babie spoke candidly about how the pressure from social media users, family, and close friends weighed heavily on…

Ugandan singer Geosteady just dropped a bombshell that’s got fans buzzing — he’s totally open to performing at his ex-lover and baby mama, Prima Kardashi’s, wedding if she invites him. The revelation came during a lighthearted TikTok Live session the two shared on Tuesday night, where they shocked fans by appearing friendly and comfortable despite their turbulent history of public breakups, social media feuds, and emotional interviews. A Surprisingly Calm Reunion Online Viewers of the livestream couldn’t believe what they were seeing: the once-feuding pair, known for throwing subtle jabs at each other online, were now laughing, teasing, and chatting…

Veteran ghetto artist Buchaman is getting candid about what he calls “betrayal and abandonment” from artists he helped rise to fame — especially Eddy Kenzo, the Big Talent Entertainment boss who has since become one of Uganda’s most successful music exports. In an emotional revelation, the former Firebase Crew vice president shared that he feels forgotten and unappreciated, despite playing a key role in the early careers of several top artists in Uganda’s music industry. “I Helped Build Them — Now They’re All Above Me” Speaking passionately in a recent interview, Buchaman said he feels let down by many of…