I Was the Most Booked Artiste of 2025 — Karole Kasita
Ugandan dancehall star Karole Kasita has looked back on her 2025 run, describing it as one of the biggest years of her career. Speaking during
Maurice Kirya Reveals Why He Nearly Quit Music in 2020
Ugandan singer, songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur Maurice Kirya has opened up about a difficult period in his life when he nearly walked away from music.
“I Cannot Steal a Broke Man!” Kin Bella on Rickman Rumours
Singer Kin Bella has denied claims that she got involved with Rickman Manrick while he was still dating Sheilah Gashumba. The rumours suggested the alleged
MC Kats Announces Launch of Entertainment and Media Hosts Association (EMHA)
Uganda’s radio and TV presenters have finally made a big move as they officially launched a new umbrella body, the Entertainment and Media Hosts Association
Aleti Crystal: The Storyteller Captivating the Internet
Aleti Queenie Crystal has become a rising TikTok presence known for sharing deeply personal stories with openness, humor, and an inviting tone that feels like
Nigerian Excitement as Oxford Dictionary Adds Local Slang in 2025 Update
The Oxford English Dictionary’s 2025 update has sparked visible excitement across Nigeria after several Nigerian words and expressions were officially added to its glossary, a
Swangz Avenue Only Manages My Bookings, Iryn Namubiru Clarifies
Swangz Avenue’s ongoing association with Iryn Namubiru has continued to raise eyebrows following their collaboration last year. The label was behind Namubiru’s “Timeless Experience” concert
Pinky Explains Why Some Songs Fail Despite Good Songwriting
Ugandan singer Nanyanzi Rahmah, popularly known as Pinky, has opened up about the often misunderstood art of songwriting and why some musicians fail to fully
Kapeke Declares Himself Male Artiste of the Year for 2025
Ugandan singer Kapeke is not waiting for awards or lists to validate his success. According to him, he is the artiste of the year for
“Weddings Are Myths” Feffe Bussi Says Marriage Is Not on His Agenda
Ugandan rapper Feffe Bussi has made it clear that marriage is not on his agenda anytime soon, describing weddings as “myths” in his personal world