Singer Ykee Benda is over the moon today. The singer today became a father for the very first time after his yet anonymous fiancee gave birth to a bouncing baby boy.

The yet to be unveiled toddler has been named Donte Quain Tugume Muhagazi. Ykee Benda has taken the celebrations to Lacosta beach in Bujumbura, Burundi where he will be performing for the very first time this Sunday.

An over joyed Ykee posted “Burundi, it’s a special day because you are going to be the first people to see me perform not just as Ykee Benda but as a father of a handsome young king” The website congratulates Ykee Benda on his new role as a father.

Batalo East who last year produced the astounding Don’t Push Me (Tonsidika) Dance piece will again produce another highly anticipated Dance Piece dubbed The Gathering at National theatre auditorium in Kampala. The Gathering that will be performed next Sunday at the National Theatre will be presented by a dance crew dubbed Clay.

The Dance group that has risen from ranks performing at several festivals that include the dance Week and Batalo Dance Festival comes to stage to a point where Uganda’s Dance industry has seen great pieces like Dance Choir (Mukirombe) , Nambi and I am Female among many.

For starters, the dance titled The Gathering is about a sneak peek into the humans of Clay: their Lives, Loves and Struggles. It also shows the ten years of molding, crafting, chiseling away.Clay Dance Company is an amazing collection of dancers with a heart for God, who seeks to create dance movement that is like clay in God’s hands, to be moulded into any of several genres of dance. While we had our roots in contemporary modern dance, we have evolved to learn an array of dances and continue to search and develop new dance styles most importantly in the area of Christian living and worship.

Batalo East, a company created to support young people through arts by building a bridge between traditional and urban arts, encouraging young people and dancers to value and incorporate traditional African art forms into their lives and artistry alongside their development as global citizens and artists on the international stage. Through different programs like the Equation, Batalo Dance fest, Batalo dance Academy, Kuhamahama among others

Next Media’s Nxt FM, radio station has given to its listeners and as everyone is doing their best to stay relevant with every shifting market trends, one has to find innovative ways to keep their audiences, customers, viewers or listeners glued to them.In the 9 months Nxt Radio has been airing in Uganda, both online and on frequency, they have gained a good number of urban listeners both in the country and outside and as part of their initiative to expand, they have given back to their listeners.According to pour snoops, we have been alerted that this whole week, Nxt Radio is going to be taking it to the streets of Kampala and Entebbe to remind its listeners and potential listeners of its existence in the market.The station’s digital trucks will be combing the streets with multiple stop-overs in various locations accompanied by beautifully dressed radio girls and stilt walkers.