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Uganda’s rising music sensation Ava Peace has firmly distanced herself from explicit videos making rounds on the internet, where netizens have claimed the content features her and a boyfriend. The artist, celebrated as the new “hi Skool music queen” for her fresh sound and youthful appeal, has built a reputation as a relatively private and silent figure in an industry often marked by drama. However, the latest controversy prompted her to speak out directly. In a series of tweets, Ava addressed the situation head on, expressing frustration while maintaining her composure: “I’m never unnecessarily bothered by unpredicted internet flames but…
In Uganda’s fast evolving music scene, few manager-artist relationships have produced results as impressive as the one between promoter-manager Brian Hit Boss and fast-rising star Gloria Bugie, popularly known as Nyash Mama. For the past three years, their collaboration has delivered hit songs, massive digital success, and international recognition. However, reliable industry sources now indicate that this once-fruitful partnership is facing serious challenges and could soon come to an end. Brian Hit Boss has earned a strong reputation as a talent developer, having played a key role in the careers of artists such as Fik Fameica and John Blaq. His…
By Our Reporter The question came before most people had even found a seat. “Where are you watching the World Cup opening from?” Ronnie McVex, the evening’s host, called out to the gathering crowd at Old Tymerz, the cosy kafunda in Ntinda that has quietly become one of Kampala’s most interesting Friday night destinations. The answers flew back immediately. From living rooms packed with friends, to neighborhood kafundas, to those resigned to sneaking a stream on their work laptops on a Thursday, because yes, the opening match falls on a workday. It was the kind of exchange that felt…
By Our Reporter The lights went out, the music went up and for a few hours on Saturday night, Supremacy Lounge in Nakulabye transformed into a battleground of dance. The Tusker Lite Neon Raves Kampala edition delivered exactly what many expected—energy, spectacle and plenty of surprises. The competition, which had already travelled through Hoima, Masaka, Mbarara, Arua and Gulu, arrived in Kampala with expectations high. Ten dance crews eventually took to the floor after one of the qualified groups failed to show up, battling through multiple rounds before judges Dance Mamweta and DVD Afroking. The opening rounds were cautious. Because…
Jajja Kasozi Batuuka: Ugandan Cultural Artist, Traditional Leader, and Advocate for African Heritage
Jajja Kasozi Batuuka (born Tonney Kasozi on 15 May 1997) is a Ugandan cultural artist, songwriter, traditional healer, entrepreneur, and community leader recognized for his contribution to the preservation and promotion of African cultural heritage through music, traditional knowledge, and public engagement. Widely known for his distinctive blend of traditional Ugandan rhythms, indigenous storytelling, spiritual themes, and cultural education, Jajja Kasozi Batuuka has emerged as one of the contemporary voices dedicated to safeguarding African identity in an era of rapid globalization and cultural transformation. Early Life and Cultural Foundation Born in Masaka District to Kasozi Sebastian and Namuwonge Saudah, he…
Ugandan media sensation Daniel Isaac Katende popularly known as Kasuku is rewriting his story in bold ink. The fearless journalist, YouTuber, blogger, and broadcast personality is now deeply immersed in academia, pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychology at Makerere University. While many celebrities relax after achieving fame, Kasuku continues to invest in himself, strategically preparing for bigger roles in government and international platforms. Kasuku’s foundation is firmly rooted in media. He earned a Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from UMCAT School of Journalism and Mass Communication in 2010. He later obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from Makerere…
Kampala’s nightlife scene is set for another unforgettable experience as African Simba Events prepares to host Ibiza Experience Season 4 on Saturday, June 6, 2026. Since its launch, Ibiza Experience has become a favorite among party enthusiasts, earning a reputation for delivering unique and immersive entertainment concepts. Each edition has offered something different, from a beach-themed setup featuring imported sand to a swimming pool party experience and captivating themed performances that kept revelers talking long after the event ended. For its fourth edition, organizers are promising an even more spectacular production. The highlight of the night will be a one…
Rwandan singer Nel Ngabo and Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka have released a beautiful new song called Masterpiece. This smooth R&B track brings together the music of both countries and is sure to become a favorite love song across East Africa. “Masterpiece” is a deeply romantic song that mixes three languages: Kinyarwanda, Luganda, and English. By blending their different cultures and voices, Ngabo and Kitaka have created a sweet and emotional song about pure love that anyone can enjoy. The music features warm acoustic guitars and relaxing African beats that let both singers show off their amazing voices. Just like the…
In Uganda’s dynamic music landscape, few artists have enjoyed the longevity and cultural resonance of David Lutalo. Since exploding onto the scene in 2008 with his breakout hit Kapapala, the Luwero born singer has carved out a special place in listeners’ hearts with his sharp, high toned voice, heartfelt storytelling, and seamless blend of kadongo kamu traditions with modern Afro pop and Afrobeat energy. Now, in 2026, Lutalo is making one of the boldest moves of his career. A full pivot into Rumba rhythms and heavier Swahili lyrics. The shift has triggered passionate debates across Uganda and the wider East…
In the dynamic Ugandan music scene, few friendships have drawn as much public interest as the one between Feffe Bussi and Karole Kasita. Once known for their close collaboration and on stage chemistry, the pair’s relationship has noticeably cooled in recent times. Feffe Bussi, the self-proclaimed Smallest Rapper and widely regarded as the current King of Ugandan Hip Hop, is set to address the situation directly in his forthcoming song “Mamacita.” Feffe Bussi and Karole Kasita previously worked together on several popular tracks, including “Ebyo Byoli,” “Muhammad Ali,” “Party Culture,” and “Bestie.” Their strong on camera and social media rapport…