Rachel K Opens Up About Being a Christian in a Muslim Family
Ugandan gospel singer Rachel K, born Rachel Kiwanuka, has opened up about her family, shedding light on how different religious beliefs exist within it. Her
Mirundi Jr Insists He Dated Ariana Ssebunya Despite Her Denial
TikToker Ariana Ssebunya has previously dismissed rumours linking her to social media personality Tamale Mirundi Jr. However, he has now come out insisting that the
Kapeke Calls “Morocco Remix” Normal, Says He Cannot Work With Shenseea
Ugandan singer Kapeke has weighed in on the “Morocco Remix,” a collaboration between Joshua Baraka and Jamaican singer Shenseea. Speaking during an appearance on Rewind,
Madubarah Claims Chameleone Turned His Back on Him While in Prison
Shoe hawker and content creator Madubarah, real name Juma Musuuza, is opening up after his release from prison, sharing what happened during his time behind
Biggie Events Eyes Promoters’ SACCO Funds to Clear Debts
Mariam Mutakubwa, popularly known as Biggie Events, says she will soon clear all her debts. Last year, the events promoter ran into legal trouble over
Naira Ali Hails John Blaq’s Discipline in the Industry
Naira Ali has applauded fellow artiste John Blaq, describing him as the kind of musician she respects. In a recent Facebook post, the US-based Ugandan
Gloria Bugie Reflects on the Power of the Right Circle
Away from her usual showy posts, Ugandan singer Gloria Bugie has shared a message about the company people keep. Taking to her X account, the
John Blaq Cautions Musicians Against Rushing Into Music Deals
John Blaq is opening up about the harsh realities of the music business. The “Makanika” hitmaker learned the hard way after a bitter fallout with
Why Mowzey Radio’s Photo Hangs in Fik Fameica’s Studio
Inside Fik Fameica’s studio, one photo speaks louder than the rest. Mounted on the wall is a framed portrait of the late Mowzey Radio, marked
Macha UG Reflects on Son’s Death, Warns Against Posting Children Online
Macha UG has opened up about her healing journey after losing her baby boy. The Ugandan dancer, often known as the “Queen of Dance,” suffered