It is Okay to Hear ‘No’
Life is full of opportunities, dreams, and ambitions. Along the way, we all hope for support, agreement, or approval from others. But sometimes, no matter
DJ Alisha Reflects on Her Break from the Nightlife Scene
Ugandan-based Rwandan DJ Alisha has explained why she recently stepped back from her DJ career. Speaking on the Ugandan Boy Talk Show, she said the
There Is No Shame in Stepping Away From a Toxic Family
In Africa, we often grow up with the belief that parents are small gods. Their word is unquestionable, their authority unquestioned. Even when they cause
Learning to Cry: Healing Beyond the Social Media Spotlight
Is it a thirst for likes, a gimmick, or something deeper? Scroll through social media today, and you will find the Tamale Mirundi Jr. and
Before Kampala Finishes Us: Things We Need to Start Normalizing Immediately
We have normalized weekday church without blinking, which is fine. But maybe it is time we normalize a few other things before this city swallows
MI Abaga Reflects on Love, Regret, and Finding “The One” at 40
Nigerian rap legend MI Abaga is getting real about his personal life, especially the emotional journey that led to finding love later than most of
T-Paul 256 Reflects on Early Fatherhood and God’s Timing
Recording and performing artiste Paul Taremwa, better known by his stage name T-Paul 256, has opened up about his journey into fatherhood and the personal
Connections Will Not Find You Indoors, Go Outside — Zari
Zari Hassan is urging people to step out of their homes and leave their comfort zones behind. In a recent post on X, the socialite
