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!
Renowned audio producer and backup artist Paddy Man, born Paddy Kayiwa Mukasa, has shared his approach to managing artists who attempt to record inappropriate content in his studio. In an interview with Anna Talia Oze on Sanyuka TV’s Bigenda Bitya, Paddy Man revealed that he doesn’t tolerate vulgar lyrics or explicit material during recording sessions. Instead, he ensures such artists leave his studio empty-handed. “When an artist comes to my recording studio and starts to record inappropriate content, I refund their money and let them go because I’ve done it before,” Paddy Man said. Praising Ethical Leadership Paddy Man commended…
Paddy Man
Renowned actress Fauziah Nakiboneka, a celebrated member of The Ebonies, recently opened up about her inspiring educational journey and her thoughts on venturing into politics. A Journey of Resilience and Triumph Fauziah recounted the challenges she faced during her early school years, marked by frequent school changes and occasional class skipping in lower primary. Despite these hardships, she excelled in her Primary Leaving Examinations (P.L.E), scoring an impressive 12 aggregates—a feat she still marvels at. In high school, Fauziah continued to shine, achieving 18 aggregates in the Uganda Certificate of Education (U.C.E). Her exceptional performance placed her among the top…
Fauziah Nakiboneka
Source Management singer Hajarah Namukwaya, popularly known as Spice Diana, has shared her thoughts on why fellow artist Ibrahim Mayanja, alias Big Eye Starboss, experienced a poor turnout at his recent concert. Spice Diana believes that the low attendance was not due to Big Eye’s political affiliations, as some speculated, but rather a reflection of the current economic hardships Ugandans are facing. “I think it is not about politics but also the economy itself is down, and people are struggling, plus a lot happening,” Spice Diana explained. Spice Diana Shows Solidarity In a gesture of support, Spice Diana offered Big…
Spice Diana Big Eye
Eddy Kenzo, President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation and celebrated BET award-winning artist, has spoken out against the Uganda National Cultural Centre’s (UNCC) recent decision to propose a ban on music and live performances by Gravity Omutujju and Lil Pazo. Criticism of UNCC’s Decision Kenzo labeled the move as both illegal and unfair, highlighting the importance of handling artists with sensitivity rather than resorting to public embarrassment. “However much someone makes a mistake, you have to learn how to handle them. They are musicians who might be going through personal issues unknown to the public. It’s not right for…
Eddy Kenzo
Ugandan singer Shakira Shakiraa has fired back at Phina Mugerwa Masanyalaze, the Vice Chairperson of the Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC), over allegations of promoting nudity and obscenity in her performances. The controversy stems from Phina’s recent remarks targeting female musicians for their bold fashion choices and provocative stage acts. The Accusation During an announcement about the UNCC’s decision to shadow-ban vulgar songs by artists like Gravity Omutujju and Lil Pazo, Phina also pointed fingers at female performers, including Shakira Shakiraa, Gloria Bugie, and Ritah Dancehall. She accused them of engaging in performances that undermine cultural values. Shakira Shakiraa’s Bold…
Shakira Shakiraa and Phina Mugerwa Masanyalaze