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By Isaac Mites Anne Kansiime is a common figure  in the comedy industry. She works with fun factory as both an actress and writer and is also a TV personality. She has worked tirelessly to impress the crowds with her hilarious jokes. She performs in her native Lunguage-Rukiga, English and Kiswahili. And her work has been appreciated by many which is self-evident from the tons of fans she has. She has travelled to different African countries for the same reason, to entertain Africa. At the same time, she has worked with Brian Mulondo as a co-presenter of the daily popular public…

By Ian Nkera Ford You definitely know those guys who don’t have any claim to fame, but somehow keep getting to the front pages of all the tabloids. They live pompous lives, grace events with the who-is-who of this country and splash cash for whoever cares to notice. These people have been painfully labeled “socialites” by our media and these are mostly ladies. I say painfully because not a single day passes without the media torturing you with the most trivial details about these people. But again, almost every girl wants to live a glamorous life. So, how does someone…

 By Moses Abeka The tough talking, youthful, Buganda kingdom prime minister, does not mince his words when it comes to matters of Buganda kingdom. The prime minister’s latest victim of attack is the self-proclaimed ”Mubanda W’Kabaka”, Ghetto president―Bobi Wine. The prime minister is said to have summoned Bobi to drop the ”Mubanda Wa Kabaka” moniker saying the Kabaka does not have babanda! Mubanda loosely translates to thug, robber, gang leader or silent criminal in ghetto speak thus ”Mubanda wa Kabaka” would translate to, ”the King’s thug!”. One Muganda elder in Kireka offers insight into genesis of the moniker ”Musajja wa…

dstv.com Going on eight years now, Big Brother Africa seems to specialise in bringing us some of the most shocking, hilarious, sobering and disturbing moments on camera. But BBA is just the catalyst; the contestants are the ones who are filled with the drama and intrigue. East Africa has fielded contestants that did their best to bring home the cash but didn’t quite succeed. Save Tanzania’s Season 2 participant, no East African has been the last man (or woman) standing. 10. Nic Cheeky, competitive and Kenya’s entertaining representative, Nicholas Wangondu was a TV Producer who made his mark in BBA Season…

Uganda Technology and Management University and Mbarara University of Science and Technology have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate in training of PhD students in areas of Science, Technology and Management. The historical MOU was signed on the 21st of August 2013 by representatives from both universities as they chose to take the lead in Institutional Capacity Building in Uganda. The coming together of MUST and UTAMU to pool the human resources especially at PhD level for the benefit of both universities and the region is creating a joint centre of excellence in East Africa. This PhD programme will…

T-Pain, Rick Ross and DJ Khaled are among big names, who are facing a $100 million lawsuit after being accused of stealing numerous songs, All Hip Hop reports. The lawsuit was filed last week in U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana by Paul Batiste, who represents a jazz ensemble The Batiste Brothers band.  Batiste claims that the rappers have illegally used the Batiste Brothers’ music in their songs without permission or compensation. Some popular songs named in the lawsuit include T-Pain’s “Blame It” and “Booty Wurk” as well as Khaled’s hit “All I Do Is Win”. Artists Pitbull, Ace Hood, and record labels like Cash…

Article by www.bigbrotherafrica.com In wrapping The Chase, a star-studded lineup of Africa’s finest performers is set to rock the Big Brother Finale stage on Sunday 25 August in a two hour extravaganza starting at 19:00 CAT. Fresh from his European tour, Nigeria’s Ice Prince Zamani makes a comeback following his visit to the Big Brother House a few weeks ago for the ONE Campaign. This multiple award winning sensation has made a mark in the music scene with hits like ‘Oleku’ and ‘Superstar’. Ghana’s R2BEES (Refuse 2 be Broke), a group of talented young musicians who believe in not only making songs for Ghanaians…

By Ian Nkera Ford Revellers were treated to some drama at the Konshens and Alaine meet and greet party held  at Club Venom when popular musicians Toniks and Cindy were bounced at the entrance. Toniks arrived first in the company of a friend with certainity that he was going to be let in.To his dismay, the bouncers stopped him and required him to produce a ticket. The stunned singer was seen searching for his name desperately on the guest-list as he was trying to haggle his way through but the bouncers were not to be swayed. A man most likely…