Kampala socialite Bryan Kirumira, commonly known as Bryan White, has been charged with human sacrifice, manslaughter, and several related offences in connection with the death of a 25-year-old woman who allegedly sustained fatal burn injuries at his Kyamula residence in Makindye Division, Kampala. Although Kirumira is listed as the lead suspect, he was absent from

For nearly three decades, Albert Kabagema has been part of Kampala’s heartbeat — navigating the city’s traffic, ferrying passengers to work, and keeping life in motion from the bustling Nakawa Stage. Kind, humble, and soft-spoken, Albert is one of those rare drivers whose smile is as familiar as the sound of a taxi conductor calling

The Bell ObaFest regional tour came to a thrilling close on Saturday night, as the vibrant party spirit of West Nile converged for a spectacular final stop at Capital One Lounge in the heart of Arua City, celebrating the region’s powerful and diverse music scene. As the last regional event before the grand Kampala finale

For weeks, rumors have been swirling about a supposed clash between Eddy Kenzo and Bebe Cool. Word on the street has been that the two aren’t seeing eye to eye, despite both appearing on the same NRM campaign trail. At first, Kenzo dismissed the gossip, assuring fans that all was well between him and the

Ugandan music fans are in a frenzy after Sheebah Karungi released her latest single Nweera, which she described as a “Letter To Self” — a deeply personal track inspired by major life changes, including getting “pregnant and married.” But the celebration quickly turned into controversy. Just hours after the release, social media users began drawing

Gospel singer Levixone has broken his silence following the renewed circulation of an old interview featuring his baby mama, Rebecca Namitala, popularly known as Lady Bezo. In the resurfaced clip, Lady Bezo opened up about their past, revealing that she and Levixone had children when they were still young. She described the pregnancy as unexpected

Golf is not a sport for every Tom, Dick, and Harry. It is a game of precision and discipline where every element, from grip and stance to posture and swing, demands technical mastery and relentless focus. Yet that challenge has not stopped Ugandan socialite and influencer Shanita Namuyimba, better known as Bad Black, from stepping

Ugandan dancehall singer Fik Gaza has taken a bold stand against what he describes as the exploitation of ghetto musicians by politicians, particularly those affiliated with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM). The Banana hitmaker voiced his frustration on social media after reportedly receiving a meagre payment for performing at an NRM event, announcing that

New York needed a muyiribi and Mr Cardamon has done it all; a rapper, a sportswriter, performed at Nyege Nyege, got a wife on Hinge. This all, for a man who has tasted a rolex and katogo, is the true spirit of a Munakampala. It is not news by now, that the one and only,

Digital creator and media personality Gideon Nova Kwikiriza has once again set social media alight this time with what he called a “wild thought” about unity and the collective power of Ugandan netizens to promote homegrown talent to the world. In a post that quickly gained traction across X (formerly Twitter), Nova imagined a coordinated