Equity Bank Uganda and Unilever Uganda today announced a strategic financing partnership aimed at enhancing liquidity and operational efficiency within Unilever’s distribution network. The partnership, launched at a breakfast engagement themed “Unlocking Financing Opportunities for Distributors,” introduces the Eazzystock Financing Product, a working capital loan solution specifically designed for distributors, retailers, and stockistsThis initiative provides easier access to affordable working capital, enabling Unilever’s distribution partners to maintain inventory levels, improve cash flow management, and strengthen the supply chain across Uganda.”At the heart of Equity’s mission in Uganda is driving social and economic transformation,” said Christine Mukasa Mugerwa, Acting Head of Corporate…
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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan Artist Irene Kayemba, under the management of Ray Pan, has released her latest single, “Ngenda Nawe,” a powerful gospel song that’s capturing hearts across social media platforms, particularly TikTok. Known for her emotive vocals and heartfelt storytelling, Kayemba delivers a spiritually uplifting track that has struck a chord with listeners worldwide.“Ngenda Nawe” is a gospel masterpiece that showcases Kayemba’s unwavering faith and resilience. In the song, she passionately appeals to God to intervene against those who oppose her and stand in her way. The lyrics, raw and relatable, have resonated deeply with fans who share similar…
By BigEyeUg Team Kampala, Uganda — Dr. Matthew Ashimolowo, a globally recognized preacher, author, and real estate investor, is set to headline a landmark event in Uganda this July. He will be the keynote speaker at the Pastors’ and Leaders’ Conference 2025, hosted by Dr. Godfrey and Pastor Edith Kamese of The Praise Cathedral – Ntinda, Kampala. The two-day gathering will take place on 9th and 10th July 2025, starting at 2:00 PM daily, at Lugogo Hockey Grounds under the powerful theme: “Reigniting the Fire in the Age of Distraction.” Dr. Ashimolowo, founder of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) in…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka has revealed a surprising perspective on love and music — he wouldn’t mind dating someone who doesn’t like his songs. In fact, he says he’d find it attractive. Speaking candidly, Kitaka shared that unlike many artists who expect unwavering support and praise from their partners, he finds honesty more important than flattery. “I would really love it. That would actually turn me on because she’s honest. Some people fake it,” Kitaka said. To him, a partner who isn’t necessarily a fan of his music shows that they are into him for who he…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan rapper Navio has responded to recent claims by fellow Hip Hop artist GNL Zamba that the genre is in a state of “slumber” in Uganda — and that only GNL’s return can revive it. GNL, who recently came back to Uganda after spending several years abroad, had suggested that Hip Hop in the country had stagnated and needed his presence to be revitalized. But Navio, one of the longest-standing and most influential rappers in Uganda, disagrees with that notion. Speaking out, Navio said, “I’m doing my tenth concert, so I don’t know — is he saying…
By BigEyeUg Team Fast-rising Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka has shared a word of advice for fellow artists looking to break into international music scenes: be ready to invest in your dreams. Currently one of the most talked-about Ugandan artists performing abroad, Baraka emphasized the importance of stepping out of comfort zones and actively seeking the right people to collaborate with. “I put in a lot of effort and money,” Baraka said. “If you want connections, for instance in Kenya, I can tell you I’m going there next week—but it’s up to you to foot the bills of what comes next.”…
By BigEyeUg Team Navio has come out to clear the air regarding claims that fellow rapper GNL Zamba once wrote songs for him. The discussion stems from recent remarks attributed to GNL, suggesting that he had at some point contributed to Navio’s music behind the scenes. Navio, however, was quick to dismiss the claim, asserting that GNL has never written any of his material. “I don’t think that’s correct. He has never written for me,” Navio stated. “When he features on a song, he writes his own lyrics. So in Bugumu, he did two lines or something and the rest…
Equity Bank Uganda has reaffirmed its commitment to community development and faith-based partnerships by donating UGX 50 million to Pastor Robert Kayanja of Miracle Centre Ministries. The financial support will go toward the highly anticipated three-day crusade featuring world-renowned evangelist Benny Hinn. The cheque was officially handed over this afternoon by Ms. Catherine Psomgen, Equity Bank Uganda’s Director of Public Sector & Social Investments, during a ceremony that underscored the ongoing collaboration between the bank and Pastor Kayanja’s ministry. “This partnership is a reflection of our dedication to transforming lives and restoring dignity in vulnerable communities,” Ms. Psomgen stated. “It…
By BigEyeUg Team Ykee Benda has spoken out about the current state of the country’s music industry, revealing that the scene is in deep crisis. According to the singer, it’s no longer just about individual artists struggling—everyone is feeling the pinch. “The industry collapsed,” Ykee declared. “Right now, any artist who makes a show after going a long time without releasing music is bound to flop. You’ve seen them.” He pointed out that fans are no longer attending concerts simply because they love an artist. Instead, they ask themselves, “What’s new?”—and often, the answer isn’t compelling enough to draw them…
By BigEyeUg Team Former Bukedde TV presenter Flavia Namulindwa has revealed she was earning UGX 3.8 million monthly during her time at the Vision Group-owned station. Flavia, who was widely known for hosting popular shows like Oluyimba Lwo and Full Doze, parted ways with the TV station around 2019 under circumstances she describes as “unclear.” Speaking out recently, Flavia shared that her salary at the time was not enough to meet her needs or reflect her contribution. This financial dissatisfaction, she said, played a key role in her decision to leave Uganda and seek greener pastures abroad. She now resides…