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!

About a year ago, socialite and talent manager Herbert Shonga introduced Ruth Kuganja into Uganda’s music industry with high hopes of transforming her into the next big superstar. At the time, Shonga had just ended his relationship with singer Sasha Brighton after a series of misunderstandings. His focus then shifted to Kuganja, who happens to be the younger sister of singer Chosen Becky. With her impressive vocal abilities, Kuganja showed great potential to rise in the industry. A Promising Start in Music Upon her introduction, Ruth Kuganja quickly got into the studio and released a few songs that received a…

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Ugandan singer Grenade Official has decided to reschedule his highly anticipated concert, which was originally slated for February 15, 2025, at Lugogo Cricket Oval. The artist’s management announced the decision on Monday, citing extensive consultations with key stakeholders, including promoters, investors, and his management team. Why Was the Concert Postponed? According to an official statement from Grenade Official, the decision to postpone the show was made to ensure better preparation and an improved experience for fans. “This decision was reached after several consultations with investors, promoters, and management. We want to ensure that the event aligns perfectly with Grenade Official’s…

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Ugandan musician Alien Skin has stirred up a heated debate by announcing that journalists will not be granted free access to his upcoming concert. Scheduled for February 21, 2025, at Lugogo Cricket Oval, the event will require media personnel to purchase tickets—a significant break from the norm where journalists are typically granted free passes to cover events. No Free Passes for Journalists Alien Skin made the statement while confirming the venue for his highly anticipated concert. He firmly stated that the media should respect their role in entertainment and be willing to invest in gossip rather than expect free entry.…

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As the Kawempe North by-election approaches, Sadat Mukiibi, widely known as Kalifah AgaNaga, has been declared the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party’s flag bearer. In his manifesto, unveiled at the FDC headquarters in Najjanankumbi, AgaNaga outlined his vision for the constituency, focusing on health, infrastructure, youth employment, government programs, and talent development. Health Initiatives AgaNaga plans to enhance healthcare in Kawempe North by purchasing an ambulance from his salary and lobbying for funds to establish mobile clinics. These clinics aim to provide door-to-door health services, especially during the rainy season when accessing certain areas becomes challenging due to poor…

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Ugandan-German personality Melissa Mulungi has made it crystal clear—she has never ridden a boda boda, and she never plans to. Despite boda bodas being one of the most popular and convenient modes of transport in Uganda, Mulungi has stood her ground, refusing to use them no matter the circumstances. But why is she so adamant about avoiding them? Let’s dive into her reasons. Melissa Mulungi’s Unwavering Stance on Boda Bodas In a recent conversation, Melissa Mulungi spoke about how boda bodas—motorcycle taxis that zip through traffic—are a no-go for her. Even in urgent situations where others rely on boda bodas…

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Bebe Cool Denies Accusations of Orchestrating Tems and Omah Lay’s Arrest in Uganda Ugandan music star Bebe Cool has finally addressed long-standing allegations that he was responsible for the 2020 arrest of Nigerian artists Tems and Omah Lay during the COVID-19 lockdown. In a recent interview on the Afrobeats Podcast with Adesope, Bebe Cool strongly denied the claims, stating that instead of getting them arrested, he actually worked behind the scenes to secure their release. What Led to Tems and Omah Lay’s Arrest in Uganda? In December 2020, Tems and Omah Lay traveled to Uganda for a music event called…

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