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Abtex Visits Biggie Events in Luzira, Calls for Support from Balaam and Government
Abtex, the President of Uganda’s Promoters’ Association, visited Luzira Prison this week to check on Biggie Events, a fellow promoter who is serving a six-month
Alex Muhangi Challenges TUCA Leadership, Pushes for New Comedians Body
Comedy Store boss and comedian Alex Muhangi has called for the formation of a new association for comedians in Uganda, separate from The Uganda Comedians
Drake Targeted in Spotify Fake Stream Lawsuit
Rapper RBX has filed a lawsuit in California claiming Spotify allowed fake streams to inflate Drake’s numbers. The case says billions of plays were not
Biggie Events Remanded to Luzira Over UGX 70 Million Debt
Popular events promoter Biggie Events, real name Mariam Mutakubwa, has been remanded to Luzira Prison. This follows her failure to repay a debt of UGX
Kenzo Comments on Federation Money and Pallaso’s NUP Affiliation
Eddy Kenzo, the popular Ugandan musician and President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), has shared his views on politics within the Federation. His
How Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’ Became a Timeless Classic
Music fans around the world still stop when the first note of “I Will Always Love You” plays. Thirty-three years after its release, Whitney Houston’s
LeBron James Goes Bigger Than Ever with Father-Son Beverly Hills Project
LeBron James is going bigger than ever. The NBA superstar has demolished his $37,000,000 Beverly Hills mansion to make way for not one, but two
Kapilipiti Omubaya Confident Ahead of PLE Exams
Kapilipiti Omubaya, one of Uganda’s most celebrated child artistes, continues to prove that talent and education can go hand in hand. Beyond his music, he
US Lifts $10,000 Visa Bond for Mali Travelers
In a major relief for travelers, the United States has removed the $10,000 visa bond requirement for Malian citizens. The policy had caused backlash and
Rap Missing from Billboard Hot 100 Top 40 for First Time Since 1990
For the first time in over three decades, no rap songs appear in the Billboard Hot 100 Top 40, a surprising turn for a genre