KAMPALA — Fans of Ugandan singer Irene Ntale are buzzing with excitement after the star revealed that she will marry fiancé Vincent Kalibbala on October 17, 2025. The announcement marks the latest chapter in what promises to be one of the most glamorous weddings in Uganda’s entertainment scene.
KAMPALA — Fans of Fangone Forest Entertainment boss and musician Alien Skin were left shocked after rumors circulated online that he had been secretly arrested. The Uganda Police has now stepped in to set the record straight — and revealed that the singer is actually wanted by authorities.
KAMPALA — Social media is buzzing again over Ugandan musician Uncle Chumi after a woman identified as Soloby accused him of drugging, sexual assault, and blackmail in a recent YouTube interview.
The woman clarified that contrary to earlier reports, Uncle Chumi has not been arrested, but she has filed a formal case with police alleging multiple offenses.
KAMPALA — Ugandan singer Phoebe Nassolo has publicly threatened to take her sister, Betty Mpologoma, to court over what she describes as defamatory claims that have left her reputation in tatters.
The drama first erupted earlier this year when social media erupted over shocking reports that Betty Mpologoma allegedly had Phoebe thrown in jail over claims she stole their mother’s cows. According to Betty, Phoebe sold the family cows and kept the proceeds for herself—a claim that sent shockwaves through their family and left their mother hospitalized in distress.
KAMPALA — Media personality and influencer Bina Babie—born Robina Mbabazi Mulera—has revealed why she keeps her romantic life completely out of the public eye, emphasizing privacy and peace of mind over social media fame.
The renowned media figure, who has built a name for herself over the years, has never confirmed being in a relationship—until now. Speaking candidly on Sanyuka TV, Bina Babie explained how shielding her partner from public scrutiny has spared her countless moments of drama and embarrassment.
Uganda’s hip-hop scene has no shortage of talent, but few rappers command the same kind of attention and respect as Da Agent—the man fans call Uganda’s fastest rapper. Known offstage as Ivan Wabwire, the lyrical powerhouse has revealed the unexpected source of inspiration behind his groundbreaking style, and it’s a story rooted in culture, creativity, and sheer determination.
In a recent interview, Da Agent dropped the bombshell that his signature rap flow was inspired by Kadodi, a traditional Gishu dance performed during cultural initiation ceremonies in eastern Uganda. For him, it wasn’t just about music—it was about carving out an identity that would make him stand out in a competitive industry.
Uganda’s entertainment scene is no stranger to drama, but this time the fire didn’t come from a stage performance or a viral street brawl—it came from the sharp tongue of one of the country’s most respected voices in the arts.
Veteran dramatist and cultural critic Alex Mukulu has taken aim at controversial singer Alien Skin, dismissing him as nothing more than a “poet” masquerading as a musician. And if that wasn’t enough, he lumped rising star Fik Gaza into the same category, accusing the new crop of entertainers of “lowering the standards” of Uganda’s once-glorious music industry.
UNMF President Eddy Kenzo has stepped into the growing mystery surrounding Alien Skin’s sudden disappearance, offering both reassurance and critical advice to the embattled Fangone Forest boss.
According to close sources, Alien Skin is currently unreachable, sparking worry among fans and colleagues alike. The disappearance comes on the heels of increased scrutiny and controversy following the death of Top Dancer, a former member of Alien Skin’s crew.
Gospel singer and preacher Pastor Twina Herbert just gave fans a peek into a surprisingly intimate side of his life—and it’s not where you’d expect. In a candid interview, the preacher revealed that his deepest moments of reflection and spiritual connection happen in the bathroom.
Yes, you read that right. While many associate meditation and prayer with quiet chapels, serene gardens, or retreat centers, Pastor Twina says he finds his peace in one of the most unexpected places at home.
“My favorite place is the bathroom because I meditate better there. I even take like two hours while in there,” he shared, adding a touch of humor to the revelation.
Fashion designer, entrepreneur, and civil servant Sylvia Damalie Owori has finally addressed years of speculation linking her romantically to singer-turned-politician Bobi Wine.
In a recent statement, Owori categorically denied any romantic involvement, insisting that her connection to Bobi Wine was strictly professional.
“It is not true that I ever had a relationship with Bobi Wine. Bobi Wine is my young brother,” Owori explained.
