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Renowned music maestro and powerhouse entertainer DJ LAST GAL yesterday officially announced her first ever solo headline event, “THE LAST GAL: A DJ Showcase and Rave Party.” This highly anticipated musical extravaganza is locked in for Friday, 2nd October 2026, with the mystery venue set to be revealed soon. Marking a monumental milestone in her thriving career, “THE LAST GAL” is designed to be an explosive, high-energy rave experience. The event will spotlight her unmatched mixing artistry, signature stage presence, and cutting-edge audiovisual production, cementing her status as one of the biggest female DJs in Uganda. DJ LAST GAL initially captivated the entertainment industry as part of a…

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A fresh social media storm has erupted after singer Kamenyo shared a screenshot of a private conversation he allegedly had with socialite Kisitu in 2024, a move many interpreted as an attempt to prove the pair once shared a close relationship. The leaked conversation quickly gained traction online, with netizens speculating that it was evidence the two had previously been romantically involved. However, Kisitu has come out strongly to reject the claims, insisting he has never dated Kamenyo. Speaking after the screenshot went viral, Kisitu dismissed the allegations, saying there was no romantic relationship between them and that the conversation…

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Mental health advocate Sheilah Tusiime has shared personal insights into her personality, revealing that being an introvert is one of the reasons she is passionate about mental health advocacy. Speaking in a recent interview, Tusiime said she enjoys her peace and values a quiet lifestyle, adding that her personality has driven her to champion mental health awareness and encourage people to prioritize their emotional well being. She also disclosed that most of her close friends are men, explaining that she finds them less dramatic and easier to get along with. According to Tusiime, she prefers genuine, drama free relationships that…

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Renowned Ugandan media personality and education advocate Dr. Ronnie Michael “Mitch” Egwang, popularly known as Dr. Mitch, has opened up about one of the most personal chapters of his life, describing his marriage as his biggest failure. Speaking candidly, Dr. Mitch revealed that he was married for 14 years and shares two children with his former wife. While reflecting on the experience, he admitted that the breakdown of the marriage remains the greatest disappointment of his life. Despite the painful chapter, Dr. Mitch said he has not lost faith in love. He expressed his desire to settle down again, noting…

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Media personality Douglas Lwanga has shared a deeply personal account of his childhood, opening up about the emotional scars left by losing his father to HIV/AIDS and how those experiences shaped the man he is today. Lwanga revealed that his father’s death at a young age had a profound impact on his upbringing, describing it as one of the darkest and most painful periods of his life. Beyond the loss, he said he also witnessed the destructive effects alcohol had on his father, who would reportedly become violent after drinking. Because of those traumatic experiences, Lwanga says he made a…

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After years of remaining silent, veteran journalist Faridah Nakazibwe has finally addressed her long running legal dispute with former television presenter Justine Nameere, insisting that she never lost the defamation case as has widely been claimed. According to Nakazibwe, the case never reached a conclusion because Nameere allegedly failed to appear in court to prosecute it. She maintains that despite the matter remaining unresolved, Nameere later went public claiming she had won the case, a narrative Nakazibwe says is false. Nakazibwe’s remarks revive a controversy that dominated headlines several years ago after the two media personalities became embroiled in a…

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By BigEyeUg Team Singer and songwriter Oma Afrikana has released a new love song titled “Nsiima,” and fans are already calling it a must-listen. The Black Magic Entertainment artist is known for his outstanding love melodies. In this new release, he soothes listeners with a song that anyone in love would not want to miss. “Nsiima” is an Afro-pop song filled with deep love lyrics. In it, Oma Afrikana appreciates the woman of his life for loving him beyond borders. He also promises her endless happiness and love in return. The video for the song matches the quality of the…

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ABRYANZ Events has unveiled Kampala Never Sleeps, a new editorial and experiential platform designed to celebrate, document, and elevate Kampala’s vibrant creative and cultural landscape. The platform will make its official debut through the Kampala Style Brunch, one of Kampala’s leading lifestyle experiences that has spent the last four years bringing together the city’s fashion, entertainment, hospitality, business, and creative communities. As the inaugural chapter of Kampala Never Sleeps, this year’s edition marks the beginning of a broader movement dedicated to showcasing the many dimensions of Kampala’s evolving cultural identity. Scheduled for Sunday, August 30, 2026, at Black Panther Kampala, the Kampala Style Brunch…

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Veteran investigative journalist and media executive Solomon Serwanjja has been elected LC1 chairperson of Bamutakudde Village in Mukono District after edging his closest rival by a single vote in one of the most closely contested Local Council elections. Running as an independent candidate, Serwanjja secured 106 votes to defeat National Unity Platform (NUP) candidate Lule Badru Ssozi Kirwana, who garnered 105 votes. The victory marks a significant transition for Serwanjja, who has built a reputation through investigative journalism and anti corruption reporting. During his campaign, he pledged to champion transparency, accountability, and community driven development under the slogan “Obwerufu n’Enkulakulana” (Transparency and…

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At just 11 years old, Mwiza Santiana Nicolette is proving that age is no barrier to making a meaningful difference. The young philanthropist is touching lives across Uganda through the Nicolette Foundation, a charitable initiative founded by her mother, Doreen Nakalema, to support vulnerable children, widows, and disadvantaged families. A pupil at Twinbrook International Uganda, Nicolette has become the face of the foundation’s outreach activities, dedicating her time to spreading kindness and hope. Through food donations, drinks, basic necessities, and community visits, the foundation continues to uplift families facing difficult circumstances while reminding them that they are not alone. According to Nicolette, her passion for…

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