Earlier this month, Beats Symphony Orchestra accompanied Navio as he performed his 10th annual show. Dubbed ‘Navio Live in Concert: An Orchestra Experience’ the rapper blended hip-hop with the grandeur of orchestral music. Then, most could have thought that was the last we were seeing of the group that had before the Navio experience

The night was a toast to nostalgia, the 2010s, the era most people believe produced the music which shaped different cultures. DJ Bugy – born Pius Fortune Buguzi – played into the wee hours of the Saturday morning. PHOTO/ANDREW KAGGWAThere was a time artists ran the Kampala night life, an ordinary weekend started and ended

  Comedian Patrick Idringi famously known as Salvador celebrated 15 years on the comedy scene as well as seven years of Africa Laughs.   It is not everyday that we get a comedian celebrating 15 years in the game. Unlike music, comedy in Uganda has gotten its frustrations. We have few joiners who can not

As Uganda paused to celebrate Independence, the nation’s spirit found a vibrant three-day home at the Ndere Cultural Centre. From October 9th to 11th, 2025, Uganda Waragi joined thousands of revelers in raising a glass to five years of the Vumbula Uganda Festival—an annual celebration of culture, creativity, and community that brought together locals and

Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) has officially kicked off the holiday cheer with the launch of its 2025 festive gifting campaign, adding a fresh twist to celebrations by allowing customers to personalize their gift hampers at no extra cost.Under the theme “Our brands are the ultimate gift for a cheerful season,” UBL is making it easier

A man appears frustrated using his phone. PHOTO/COURTESY Nothing brings so much joy as realising you are not suffering alone. Misery really does love company. I have told my friends that if someone ever organises a peaceful demonstration about how fast data bundles deplete, we had probably earn ourselves a week-long public holiday.  I mean,

At the rate we are going, Uganda is just a few sessions away from assigning one MP per household.  Your uncle in the village might soon have his own “Honourable” title, complete with a convoy of boda bodas and an assistant to help him open water bottles. Our beloved Parliament once again voted to retain

We all remember that BBC documentary that shook the internet, the one about Ugandan girls being lured to Dubai with promises of glamorous jobs, only to end up doing night shift in ways not found in any HR manual. If you haven’t watched it yet, I strongly advise you to change your friends, your neighbourhood,

At the rate we are going, Uganda is just a few sessions away from assigning one MP per household.  Your uncle in the village might soon have his own “Honourable” title, complete with a convoy of boda bodas and an assistant to help him open water bottles. Our beloved Parliament once again voted to retain

They say food brings people together. No one remembers who said it first but at The Singleton’s Chef’s Table, those words came alive once again. The third edition of the exclusive dining experience unfolded in the lush gardens of Kardamom & Koffee, filling the evening with laughter, flavour, and finely crafted whisky cocktails. A night