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The musicians who ushered in Uganda’s Independence – Sqoop
You cannot talk about the entertainers of Uganda’s Independence Day without mentioning the singers who had all of East Africa dancing. Their names were legendary in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Today, icons such as Joseph Mayanja, alias Jose Chameleone; Moses Ssali, alias Bebe Cool; Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine; Julian Kanyomozi; Kabuye Ssemboga, and
Bringing Uganda’s lost sounds back to life – Sqoop
When Giovanni Kiyingi steps on stage, something ancient stirs. The air thickens with rhythm, as though ancestral spirits have taken seats in the crowd. His fingers, agile and reverent, move across the endingidi, a single-string fiddle whose voice can cry, whisper, or rejoice. Before long, he reaches for the adungu, or the akogo, or the
Vybz Kartel vibing Uganda – Sqoop
There’s something about Ugandans and being Ugandan or even being in Uganda that we either take for granted or just don’t see maybe because we are too busy living or surviving it. It usually takes someone who has left the country and probably paid rent in rands or pounds to truly appreciate it. I’m not
Play Dirty: Action comedy comeback is a blast – Sqoop
It has been seven years since Shane Black’s last film, the muddled misfire that was franchise-revival-attempt The Predator. Play Dirty feels like course correction. Yes, obviously, it’s set at Christmas time — good luck finding a film in his catalogue that isn’t — but there are other familiar hallmarks of the writer-director here, too: deadpan
Strictly Soul returns tonight with an Independence eve celebration – Sqoop
Kampala’s much-loved R&B night, Strictly Soul, makes its highly anticipated return tonight, October 8, at Mestil Hotel in Nsambya, promising music lovers a smooth start to Uganda’s Independence celebrations. Often described as one of the city’s most immersive R&B and Soul experiences, Strictly Soul has built a loyal following for its nostalgic yet contemporary playlists
Flavour, music and culture to define Bell ObaFest 2025 – Sqoop
Bell Lager has officially announced the return of Bell ObaFest 2025, a nationwide cultural celebration set to take festivalgoers on a journey through Uganda’s rich heritage of food, music, beer, and community spirit. This year’s edition promises to be bigger and bolder, celebrating the theme “Flavour for your flavour.” Now in its third edition, Bell
Whisky Meets Flame: The Singleton set to Ignite Kampala with ‘The Smoke Out’ Feast – Sqoop
For one unforgettable night, this Sunday, Mediterraneo Restaurant in Kololo will transform into a haven for lovers of bold whisky notes and masterfully grilled food. The Singleton, the world’s leading single malt whisky, is curating an exclusive dining experience dubbed “The Smoke Out” — a celebration of Uganda’s rich culinary artistry and its deep, smoky
Producer Didi back on his feet after a year in rehab – Sqoop
Renowned Ugandan music producer Abdul Karim Muchwa, popularly known as Producer Didi, is back on his feet after spending more than a year in rehabilitation. In a video making rounds on social media, Didi expressed heartfelt gratitude to Eddy Kenzo, president of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), and the entire committee for their unwavering
Red Banton weighs in on Uganda’s music scene, only one artiste makes the cut – Sqoop
This year, if your list of top-performing Ugandan artists doesn’t include names like Joshua Baraka, Elijah Kitaka, Bebe Cool, Ava Peace, or Dax Vibez, then it’s incomplete. These acts have dominated airwaves, charts, and stages, pushing the industry forward. However, veteran musician Red Banton doesn’t seem impressed by the new wave. The Nonya Money hitmaker
Nobert Events ceases fire with Chameleone — But is it a little too late? – Sqoop
Events promoter Nobert Events has announced that he is putting an end to his ongoing social media rants against music legend Jose Chameleone. “From today, October 6th, I cease fire on matters concerning Jose Chameleone,” Nobert declared in a post on his social platforms. However, his message of peace came with a warning. “Chameleone, don’t
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