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By Moses Abeka Reggae legend Madoxx continues to wallow in pitiful abject poverty and depression. Our snoops have reliably informed us that the Namagembe singer has been performing in a Bweyogerere ‘bar’ shack for sachets of the bitter. His presence has attracted crowds of revellers to the bar to watch him sing his heart out while boozing. The bar blurs loud his music all day long while he plunges into sweet memories of his good old days. The faded star has been in trouble with Kireka Police Station where he has been arrested times for being idle and disorderly and…

By Isaac Mites Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU), a Non-Governmental Organization and a non-profit youth led organization that had its successful sprouting in Uganda about a year ago, targeting the crucial issues that leave the Ugandan youth susceptible to the health outbreaks of HIV, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies, has engaged Nyanda, one of the girls of the Brick and Lace Jamaican dancing and singing group as a good will ambassador to Uganda. After what seemed as long-term struggles, RAHU which recently launched SAUTIPLUS, a podium that aims at widely distributing comprehensive sexuality education message to the young…

By Moses Abeka This news will get firebase fans running naked in celebration not because of Kibuul… Ahem! Word reaching us has confirmed that the self proclaimed ghetto gladiator will hold a free concert open to all. The concert was moved from Kyadondo to a more spacious Lugogo cricket oval about a few metres away. The motive behind this shocking move remains unclear as speculations start to brew. The show slated for November 8th is expected to feature Jamaican star Mr. G whom he recorded with a couple of songs this year. This is an early Christmas to all fun…

By Moses Abeka Come 20th October, Manchester United will kick off the Barclays premier league trophy tour, their 20th title they won last year around the world excluding Africa. The English Premier League champions has partnered with DHL to travel to 31 global destinations starting in Rio De Janeiro with a host of legends like Dwight Yorke also on the tour. Several Manchester United’s treasured artefacts will also be showcased to fans on the tour. Despite the popularity of English Premier League, Africa is not included on the tour for unknown reasons. This comes at a time when the club…

By Robert Bake Tumuhaise  There are so many beliefs that people have in their minds surrounding money. One of them is that to earn big you have to migrate and go to another place. There is some truth because when you are in place where people do not know you, you can do anything for money, including the jobs that others underlook. But then, many people who keep looking for ‘greener pastures’ far away end up missing the ‘pastures’ around them. Have you ever wondered why in Africa polygamy is common among men but rare amongst women? I believe it’s…

By Isaac Mites Talented comedian and singer Daniel Kyeyune Kazibwe alias Ragga Dee of Deez studio has decided to hold his concert February next year to avoid congestion of artistes and subsequently the undue competition by scheduling the same dates for concerts. The venue and the due date of the album launch are yet to be revealed. Recognised as one of the pioneers of contemporary Ugandan music, Ragga Dee was born in 1973 to the family of Mr and Mrs George William Kyeyune – a judge in Uganda. With 18 albums under his belt, this artist has been around long…

By Moses Abeka Music as a manifestation of an artiste, Karamojan is an urban rapper glowing with potential to shine and be any picture he wants to be out of his craft. In “Break your heart”, he gives your heart a dream break going modern and unbelievably contagious demystifying his stage name Karamojan in all proportions of the stereotype. With juvenile instincts, he goes playful yet grounded on an adventurous word play donning lyrical armour assaulting a ‘Goliath’ beat he is offered. The introduction goes… She Thinks She Out Of My League Way Back She Was My Honey Now She…

supersport Central defender Thomas Vermaelen is mulling the prospect of leaving Arsenal in January to boost his chances of playing for Belgium in the World Cup finals. Vermaelen has struggled to regain his place in the Arsenal side after returning from a back problem and appears to have slipped down the pecking order for his country, who have qualified for their first World Cup since 2002. He was an unused substitute in Arsenal’s last three matches and also failed to start in Belgium’s decisive win over Croatia on Friday even with Vincent Kompany out injured. “Yes, I have to think…

supersport Former Senegal coach Bruno Metsu, who led the African country to the World Cup quarterfinals in 2002, has died aged 59, French media reported on Tuesday. Local newspaper La Voix du Nord, sports daily L’Equipe and France Football magazine reported that Metsu, who quit his coaching job at Dubai club Al Wasl last year to fight stomach cancer, passed away overnight at his Dunkirk home in northern France. The much-travelled Metsu, also known as “The White Sorcerer”, also coached Guinea, Qatar, and several clubs in the Gulf region. However, the highlight of his career came at the 2002 World…

supersport Real Madrid’s president on Tuesday revealed that Gareth Bale had cost €91 million, confirming the Welsh winger had been insured for the value of his transfer fee. Questioned on the Intereconomia television channel on whether Real’s injured star is insured for €91 million in the event that he is forced to end his career, club president Florentino Perez replied: “Yes, sure”. “It’s a life insurance, against accidents. Bale is insured for the amount he cost,” he added, making it clear that the insurance policy covers death and permanent invalidity. Neither Real Madrid nor Tottenham, Bale’s former English Premier League…