Author: Wamala

Over the weekend, Ugandan singer Desire Luzinda became the center of online speculation after photos of her dressed in traditional outfits surfaced on social media. The images quickly sparked rumors that the gospel singer had taken a major step in her relationship with fellow singer Levixone, with many assuming that she had held a secret Kwanjula (traditional introduction) ceremony. Luzinda Sets the Record Straight However, Desire Luzinda has come forward to clarify the situation, shutting down the wedding speculations. Taking to her Instagram, the mother of one explained that the photos were taken for a Ugandan fabrics shop, where she…

Desire Luzinda

Ugandan singer Azawi, real name Priscilla Zawedde, took the spotlight at the 10th edition of the Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women’s Summit, delivering a compelling speech on the power of African women in the creative and economic landscape. The prestigious event, held on March 5, 2025, at the Sun Bet Arena, Time Square in Pretoria, South Africa, brought together some of the continent’s most influential female figures, including business leaders, entertainers, policymakers, and activists. Dressed in an elegant yet bold outfit that reflected her artistic identity, Azawi delivered an inspiring speech centered on the resilience of African women in the…

Next Media’s Corporate Affairs Manager, Desire Derekford Mugumisa, has confirmed the suspension of two prominent journalists, Zambaali Bulasio Mukasa and Victoria Bagaaya, following their public declaration of political ambitions. Speculation about their suspension had been circulating for days, but the media house has now officially validated these claims, emphasizing its strict policy on political involvement for employees. Mukasa and Bagaaya’s Political Aspirations Zambaali Mukasa, who joined NBS TV in 2019 from CBS, has been a familiar face as the news anchor for Amasengejje and the host of the popular political talk show Barometer, which airs every Tuesday. His decision to…

Zambaali Bulasio Mukasa and Victoria Bagaaya

Ugandan comedienne Anne Kansiime has made it clear that she wouldn’t consider dating a short man for marriage, citing concerns about her children’s height. In an interview with NRG Radio Uganda, Kansiime—who acknowledges that she isn’t the tallest herself—expressed her thoughts on settling down with a fellow short partner, humorously questioning how their future children would turn out. “That’s unfair. What would our children look like? If I get a tall man and my son is short, I tried. I would tell my son that’s how God wanted it. But if I find a fellow short person, then I have…

Anne Kansiime

Celebrated Ugandan comedienne Anne Kansiime has opened up about the profound impact her late mother, Mrs. Gauda Kubiryaba, had on her life and career, revealing that she was the real comedian in the family. Kansiime’s mother passed away in June 2021 after battling Covid-19, leaving behind a lasting legacy. In a recent interview, Kansiime reflected on how her mother’s humor and personality were a major inspiration for her craft. “My mother was my source of content. People think I’m funny, but my mom just didn’t have the audience I have. She was a mad woman—she was the absolute motivation for…

Anne Kansiime and her Mother

Anne Kansiimes mother