Author: Wamala

Outspoken events promoter Nobert Events, born Nobert Twizire, has declared that the upcoming LC1 chairperson election will determine the future of his political ambitions. The controversial promoter says he is prepared to walk away from elective politics altogether if he fails to win the seat, describing the race as his final attempt after several unsuccessful campaigns. Looking back on his previous bids, Nobert acknowledged a history of electoral defeats and setbacks but insists this time the outcome will settle the matter once and for all. With polling day approaching, he says he is focused on earning the support of voters…

Singer Rickman Manrick has offered a candid look into his relationship with influencer and dancer Gia Nina, saying the trust they have built makes it the most faithful relationship he has ever experienced. Speaking about their romance, Rickman credited honesty and transparency for strengthening their bond. According to the singer, he and Gia Nina are comfortable sharing information with each other, including messages they receive from people attempting to pursue them. He believes that level of openness has helped eliminate unnecessary suspicion and create a stronger foundation for their relationship. For Rickman, trust is not something they simply talk about—it…

Uganda’s biggest celebration of fashion is officially back on the calendar. The organisers of Uganda International Fashion Week (UIFW) have confirmed that the 2026 edition will take place from August 31 to September 5, months after the event was postponed because of the Ebola outbreak earlier this year. With preparations now back in full swing, the six-day showcase is expected to reunite some of Uganda’s top designers, creatives, entrepreneurs and fashion enthusiasts for a packed programme of runway presentations, exhibitions, business forums and networking opportunities. As one of Africa’s longest-running fashion platforms, UIFW is once again preparing to put Uganda’s…

Uganda is set to introduce a nationwide community clean-up campaign after Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja officially announced the launch of the National Cleaning Days Initiative under the slogan, “A Clean Uganda is Everyone’s Responsibility.” The first exercise will take place on Saturday, July 25, 2026, marking what the government describes as Uganda’s first-ever National Cleaning Day. Going forward, the initiative will be observed on the last Saturday of every month from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., with citizens expected to take part in cleaning their communities. According to the Prime Minister, the campaign is intended to strengthen hygiene,…

Ugandan singer Kalifah AgaNaga is enjoying renewed attention thanks to the viral resurgence of his hit song Nassanga, but he believes the platform driving its popularity isn’t enough to sustain a music career. The singer says TikTok deserves credit for bringing Nassanga back into the spotlight, where it has inspired dance challenges and fresh remixes from artists including Eddy Kenzo, Lil Pazo, and Winnie Nwagi. Even so, Kalifah argues that social media virality is only one piece of the puzzle. In his view, artists who want lasting careers must build strong personal brands and earn mainstream recognition beyond online trends.…

Rickman Says He’s Ready for Professional Football Comeback For years, fans have known Rickman as one of Uganda’s music stars. Now, the singer says he is ready to remind the country of another side of his talent—football. Speaking in an interview with Kasuku, Rickman, whose real name is Derrick Ddungu, revealed that he is preparing for a return to professional football after spending years away from the game because of an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury. According to the singer, his recovery has reached a point where he feels ready to compete again, with the Uganda Premier League (UPL) firmly…

Days after the death of Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi, singer Rabadaba has publicly responded to rumors circulating online about her final years, disputing claims that she was deported from the United States or suffered from depression linked to their past relationship. Nalongo Maggie died on Monday, July 20, 2026, at Mengo Hospital. Since news of her passing emerged, various claims have spread across social media and blogging platforms regarding the circumstances surrounding her life before her death. Some online posts have alleged that Rabadaba played a role in her reported struggles, allegations he has firmly rejected. In a statement shared on…

Love is doing more than making Rickman Manrick smile—it is shaping the music he plans to share with fans next. The Ugandan singer has revealed that his upcoming album, Yatula, draws significant inspiration from his relationship with influencer and dancer Gia Nina, saying the happiness he is experiencing in his personal life has found its way into the project. According to Rickman, the album is built around themes of love and celebration, reflecting the emotions that have defined this stage of his life. As anticipation builds for the release, the artist is also introducing a fresh musical direction that he…

For many musicians, every hit tells a story. For Irene Namatovu, some songs go beyond commercial success—they capture defining moments in her life, faith, and career. During an interview with Sanyuka TV, the celebrated Ugandan singer reflected on the five songs she considers the most meaningful in her catalogue, explaining how each one represents a different chapter of her musical journey. From a deeply personal gospel anthem to the song she says elevated her career internationally, Namatovu offered fans a rare glimpse into the memories behind the music that continues to resonate with audiences. Faith Comes First At the top…

Irene Namatovu Shares Heartfelt Story of Raising Her Husband’s Children Ugandan singer Irene Namatovu has opened up about one of the most meaningful chapters of her personal life, revealing how she embraced the responsibility of raising children who were not biologically hers. The celebrated musician said that before becoming a mother herself, she helped care for two children her husband, fellow singer Geoffrey Lutaaya, had from a previous relationship. According to Namatovu, the experience became deeply rewarding as the children grew into responsible adults and built successful lives. She says seeing their progress remains one of the achievements she values…