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In the ever-evolving world of African fashion, few names carry the weight and influence of Oscar Kampala. The 24-year-old designer, known for his sharp tailoring and visionary approach to youth engagement, has once again raised the bar — this time with the announcement of his most ambitious initiative yet: “7,000 Men.” Scheduled for 2026, the

Kampala woke up to color, laughter, and rhythm on Tuesday morning as a lively procession of boda bodas rolled through the city, painting the streets with energy and pride. Riders wrapped in flags, waving and cheering, set off a spectacle that quickly turned into a citywide celebration of all things Ugandan — our people, our

Ladies and gentlemen, allow me introduce Ninye Tabz, or as the government records and his baptism card confirm, Andrew Natumanya, an investigative journalist, cinematographer, documentary filmmaker, and photographer best known as Bobi Wine’s photographer. He is also a human rights and press freedom activist. That is according to Google. But honestly, we are still trying

When Kampala floods, it does not just rain, it rebrands. The city turns into Venice with potholes, and traders become accidental swimmers.  With the recent pours, downtown officially joined the list of water bodies. For the traders, though, it was not funny. Years of savings and loans ended up floating down Nakivubo Channel. One woman

Our quiet and peaceful neighbours down south; the calm cousin in East Africa’s chaotic family finally went to the polls. Normally, Tanzanians mind their business, speak politely, and only trend online when Diamond Platinumz drops another heartbreak song or Zanzibar is being advertised as Africa’s hidden gem. But this time? The streets of Dar decided

When Kampala floods, it does not just rain, it rebrands. The city turns into Venice with potholes, and traders become accidental swimmers.  With the recent pours, downtown officially joined the list of water bodies. For the traders, though, it was not funny. Years of savings and loans ended up floating down Nakivubo Channel. One woman

The creative pulse of Kampala is set to quicken this week as the Amplify Uganda Music Expo (AUMEX) returns for its second edition on November 7, 2025, at MOTIV Kampala. More than just a music showcase, AUMEX has grown into a powerful movement — one that fuses music, mentorship, and innovation to shape a sustainable

The rumor mill has been busy this week, with whispers that B2C Entertainment had fired their long-time manager Enock and were on the brink of a split after failing to agree on financial and personal matters. Word on the street suggested that the trio had grown tired of sharing their earnings, with each member reportedly

Ever wondered what your favourite people snack on at midnight, who they would swap lives with for a day, or which song they secretly dance to in the shower? In this section, Gloria Haguma ditches the serious stuff and gets personal (and a little nosy). No filters, no scripts, just a peek into who they

There seems to be trouble brewing in Uganda’s music circles again, and this time, it’s former Firebase Crew member Buchaman pointing fingers at Eddy Kenzo for what he calls a painful betrayal. Buchaman has accused singer Eddy Kenzo of betrayal, saying the Big Talent boss has not shown him loyalty despite being one of the