State House Anti-Corruption Unit Summons MBA Promoters Over Government Funds
The State House Anti-Corruption Unit has summoned several MBA promoters, including Bajjo, Abtex, Lumba Moses, Balujwa, and Yasin Kaweesa, to explain how government funds meant
John Blaq Says Getting Rema for a Collabo Is an Uphill Task
John Blaq has worked with several big names in the industry, including Vinka, Daddy Andre, Irene Namubiru, Levixone, Ykee Benda and Jowy Landa, among others.
Sir Aludah Praises Regional Breakthrough for Ugandan DJs
Sir Aludah is shining a light on how far Ugandan DJs have come. In a post shared on X, the veteran DJ reflected on a
Why Jamal Wasswa Is Selective About Where He Performs
For fans who rarely see Jamal Wasswa performing in certain local spots, there is now an explanation. In a recent interview with Execlusive Media, the
Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton Fuel Romance Rumors at Super Bowl
Romance rumors surrounding reality TV star Kim Kardashian and Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton appear to be gaining momentum. On February 8, the pair stepped
Liam Voice Urges Artistes to Shift Focus From TikTok to Streaming Platforms
After declaring himself the most streamed Ugandan musician on Boomplay with 45.7 million streams, Liam Voice is not slowing down. Instead, he is doubling down
“Be Content, But Not Complacent,” Julius Sese on Handling Pressure
Ugandan recording and visual artiste Julius Sese has shared thoughtful advice about handling pressure and avoiding the trap of comparing yourself to others. While appearing
Abbas Kaijuka Reveals Why Male Artistes Are the Hardest to Style
Ugandan fashion designer Abbas Kaijuka has opened up about his experience working with male artistes, and according to him, it has not always been smooth.
Nina Roz Opens Up About Overcoming Addiction Through Faith
Nina Roz has opened up about how she overcame addiction, sharing a deeply personal testimony about faith, acceptance and the importance of having the right
Tracy Melon Speaks on Shift from Timeless Hits to “Bubblegum Music”
Ugandan singer Tracy Melon has shared her take on how the music scene has changed over the years. While appearing on NBS After5, she looked
