Joshua Otim
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Spice Diana on Dreams, Hurdles, and Lessons Learned the Hard Way
You see the style, the class, the freshness, the Range Rover, and the star power, and you might think Spice Diana had it easy. But
Kataleya & Kandle Reveal Plans to Sync Their Pregnancies
Where there is Kataleya, you can bet Kandle is not far behind. The singing duo has become inseparable, with a bond that stretches far beyond
Aroma Credits B2C for Opening Doors to Top Collabs
Singer Aroma has built a reputation for working with some of Uganda’s biggest names in music, including B2C, Fik Fameica, Chosen Becky, and Grenade. Her
Natasha Nyonyozi Reveals What Life as Miss Uganda Is Really About
Forget the crown and glitter, Miss Uganda 2024/25 Natasha Nyonyozi is dismissing the idea that beauty queens are all about looks. On Sabrina Agasha’s It’s
Omega 256 Defends Her Fashion Choices Amid Claims of Inappropriateness
Omega 256 is standing firm on her fashion choices, refusing to change her style for anyone, no matter how much criticism comes her way. Some
Lil Pazo Confesses He Is Dating a 90-Year-Old Woman
Ugandan singer Lil Pazo has once again shown off his comic side, this time by jumping into the heated conversation about young men dating older
Jowy Landa Claims She Is Turning 21, Google Says Otherwise
Jowy Landa has once again stirred curiosity about her age. In the past, she confidently stated that no one knows her real age and no
Feffe Bussi Crowns Himself King of Hip Hop, Credits GNL Zamba for Inspiration
Feffe Bussi is not holding back when it comes to his place in Uganda’s hip hop scene. The rapper made it clear on Evening Rush
Milli Vanilli: The Story Behind the Biggest Pop Scandal
For a moment, Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan seemed to have it all. The handsome duo, known as Milli Vanilli, was formed in Munich, Germany,
Reekado Banks Admits He Left Mavin Records Too Soon
Nigerian singer Reekado Banks has revealed that he left his former record label, Mavin Records, earlier than he should have. Banks first rose to fame