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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!
Phoebe Nassolo Threatens Legal Action Against Sister Betty Mpologoma Over Theft Accusations
Phoebe Nassolo Considers Lawsuit Against Sister Betty Mpologoma Over Cattle Theft Allegations Ugandan singer Phoebe Nassolo has made it clear that she is considering legal action against her younger sister, Betty Mpologoma, after the latter’s accusations of theft that have tarnished her reputation. This comes just days after Nassolo’s release from prison, where she spent nearly a week on charges related to the alleged theft of cattle from their mother’s farm. The drama began when rumors surfaced that Phoebe Nassolo, along with some of their siblings’ children, had stolen 11 cattle. The allegations caused a significant rift between the two…
Winnie Nwagi Warns Ugandans Against Overtrusting Boda Boda Riders: ‘Don’t Let Them Into Your Homes’
Winnie Nwagi Cautions Against Overtrusting Boda Boda Riders: ‘They Could Be the Thieves You Never Expected’ Swangz Avenue songstress Winnie Nwagi has issued a strong warning to Ugandans about the dangers of overtrusting boda boda riders, especially when it comes to letting them inside your homes. Taking to her Snapchat, Nwagi expressed concerns over the growing trend of people allowing boda boda riders to deliver items inside their homes, highlighting the potential risks involved. “Be careful with your boda guys. Also being so free with them is becoming dangerous. They are the thieves that come rob us. Don’t say I…
Top 10 Hottest Ugandan Songs of 2025 So Far: Dax Vibes, Joshua Baraka, and More Shine in a Slower Music Year
The Top 10 Hottest Ugandan Songs of 2025 So Far: Music in a Year of Political Tension As we move further into 2025, the Ugandan music scene has faced a quieter start compared to previous years, with some attributing the slowdown to the increasing political tension in the country ahead of the 2026 general elections. While this political climate may have caused a slight dip in activity, a few artists are still pushing through, delivering hit after hit. Despite the challenges, the country’s music industry remains vibrant, thanks to the unwavering talent and creativity of some of Uganda’s finest artists.…
Zulitums Speaks Out: ‘I’m Not Competing—My Music Speaks for Itself’ Amid Criticism for Limited Releases
Zulitums Defends His Creative Process: “I Don’t Have Anything to Prove” Amid Limited Music Releases Despite not releasing much new music over the past few months, singer, producer, and musician Zulitums is unapologetic about his decision to take a slower, more deliberate approach to his music career. Known for his lyrical depth, melodic flow, and high-quality visuals, Zulitums is an artist who has never shied away from the spotlight. But despite his popularity, he has faced increasing pressure from fans eager for more of his music. In the past 10 months, Zulitums has released only two tracks, leaving his loyal…
Quex Slams UPRS Over ‘Unfair’ Shs40k Royalty Payment: ‘My Music is Everywhere, But This Is All I Get!’
Quex Calls Out UPRS Over ‘Unfair’ Shs40k Royalty Payment: A Music Industry Crisis in Uganda? Ugandan recording artist Quex, known for his popular hit “Kachumbali,” has publicly expressed his frustration with the Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS) over what he considers an unfair royalty payment of just Shs40,000. The singer, who has enjoyed significant radio and TV play for his music, voiced his concerns about the apparent disparity between his royalties and those of other artists, calling for intervention from the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) to address what he views as exploitation of local musicians. Quex’s Royalty Struggles: Music Everywhere,…