Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Kim Kardashian Sued for Libel After Wrongfully Identifying Man as Death Row Inmate Kim Kardashian, the reality TV star turned criminal justice reform advocate, is facing a lawsuit for mistakenly identifying a man as a death row inmate. The legal action, filed by Ivan Cantu, a New York project manager, is for libel and slander, according to reports from TMZ. This lawsuit stems from a social media post made in February 2024, in which Kardashian allegedly shared a photo of the wrong Ivan Cantu while advocating for the case of Ivan “Abner” Cantu, a Texas man on death row. The…

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Bebe Cool Shakes Up Ugandan Music Scene with ‘Motivation’ and Announces Annual ‘Motivation Week’ Bebe Cool, the legendary Ugandan musician and Gagamel Entertainment founder, has often been lauded for his innovative approach to music. Throughout his illustrious career, he has consistently redefined his sound, proving time and again that he is not afraid to evolve. In 2025, Bebe Cool is taking a bold new step in his music journey with the release of his latest single, Motivation, setting the tone for his upcoming album Break the Chains. This new track, alongside the previously released Circumference, marks a significant shift in…

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Ugandan dancehall star Cindy Sanyu is gearing up for what could be a historic and record-breaking concert before the end of the year. The celebrated singer, known for her energetic performances and commanding stage presence, is determined to deliver an unforgettable show that will cement her legacy in Uganda’s music industry. This will be her first major solo concert since her Boom Party Concert in 2020, which filled Lugogo Cricket Oval with thousands of fans. That event was a defining moment in her career, proving her ability to command a massive audience. However, soon after, the Covid-19 lockdown brought Uganda’s…

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Renowned Ugandan singer and songwriter Dokta Brain has shared a shocking revelation about experiencing imprisonment for the first time in his life. During an exclusive interview on Galaxy TV, Dokta Brain recounted how a financial dispute with a longtime friend led to his unexpected arrest. According to the singer, he had borrowed money from a close associate but later failed to repay it on time. The situation escalated when the friend grew impatient, prompting Dokta Brain to confront him at his residence in frustration. In the heat of the moment, he confiscated some of his friend’s belongings as leverage. However,…

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The High Court of Uganda has delivered a landmark ruling against the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) in a heated legal battle over the trademark rights of the internationally recognized “Nyege Nyege International Music Festival.” The court found that URSB acted unlawfully and irrationally when it rejected Afroludo Limited’s trademark application while simultaneously permitting a rival business name to be registered in bad faith. Court Condemns URSB’s Trademark Rejection Presiding judge, Justice Ssekaana Musa, strongly criticized URSB for its flawed decision-making, highlighting that the Bureau’s reasoning in rejecting Afroludo Limited’s trademark application was both superficial and culturally insensitive. URSB had…

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The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has issued a stern warning to all broadcasters, cautioning them against promoting or advertising stage plays and public entertainment events that have not received prior approval from the Commission. Any media outlet found violating this directive will face regulatory sanctions as per the Uganda Communications Act. UCC’s Directive to Broadcasters In an official letter addressed to all broadcasters, UCC Executive Director Nyombi Thembo emphasized that no form of media—including television, radio, online platforms, posters, billboards, or any other promotional medium—should advertise or promote any stage play or public entertainment event without obtaining proper authorization from…

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The African Bureau of Music (ABM) is thrilled to unveil the first-ever ABM Music Camp, a groundbreaking six-day event aimed at bridging the gap between the East African and European music industries. This landmark initiative will take place at the African Bureau of Music Hub in Kampala, Uganda, offering a platform for artists, producers, and music industry professionals to engage in collaborative creativity. A Revolutionary Music Camp for Creatives The ABM Music Camp is not just an event—it’s a movement. Over the course of six days, top-tier music producers, songwriters, and recording artists will come together to share knowledge, develop…

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