By BigEyeUg Team Rising Afrobeat sensation Aaronx, affectionately known as The Njalwala Hitmaker, has officially released what’s already being hailed as the next big Afrobeat-Zouk classic — his brand-new single titled “Permission.” The track, produced by none other than multi-platinum producers Daddy Andre and Andy Muzik, is quickly turning heads and setting charts ablaze. Blending the sensual rhythms of Zouk with the infectious pulse of Afrobeat, “Permission” is a certified banger — a love song wrapped in soul, rhythm, and fire. From the very first note, Aaronx’s captivating voice commands attention, delivering emotionally rich lyrics that speak to the desire…
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By BigEyeUg Team The GROW Project, an initiative spearheaded by Uganda’s Ministry of Gender, Labour, and Social Development, is transforming the landscape for women entrepreneurs in Uganda. Designed to uplift women-owned micro and small-scale enterprises, GROW provides comprehensive support that extends benefits not only to the entrepreneurs themselves but also to their employees, families, and broader communities — including men. Men’s Role and Benefits in the GROW Project While the GROW Project is primarily focused on empowering women, men also play a key role and stand to benefit. Men, particularly those working in or connected to women-owned enterprises, gain indirectly…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan comedian Patrick Salvado has revealed that his once-close relationship with opposition leader Bobi Wine has grown cold, citing political tensions as the root of the fallout. Speaking on Cruz Xclusive interview, Salvado disclosed that Bobi Wine—formally known as Robert Kyagulanyi and the leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP)—no longer responds to his messages or phone calls. The breakdown in communication, according to Salvado, began after his controversial meeting with President Yoweri Museveni in 2020. “We are no longer that tight ever since my meeting with the President, and I understand,” Salvado said. “He no longer…
By BigEyeUg Team Speculation is swirling around songstress Juliana Kanyomozi after she was spotted with what appeared to be a baby bump during Bebe Cool’s Break The Chains album listening party last night. Our reporters, who attended the star-studded event, observed a noticeably bulging tummy on the celebrated singer, sparking whispers that the 44-year-old mother of one may be expecting again. Juliana, known for fiercely guarding her private life, has always kept matters of the heart and home away from the public eye. Even after giving birth to her son, Taj, in October 2020, she has never shared his face…
By BigEyeUg Team TikToker and singer Uncle Chumi has issued a heartfelt apology to Source Management singer Spice Diana, asking for forgiveness over past remarks that fractured their once-strong friendship. In a recent TikTok video that has since gone viral, Uncle Chumi expressed deep regret for the hurtful statements she made about Spice Diana, acknowledging the damage they caused to their relationship. “I am truly sorry for everything I said. I now realize how wrong I was,” Chumi stated. “I’m ready to kneel before her, or even dig the road to her home, if that’s what it takes for her…
By BigEyeUg Team Key highlights: Nairobi, 29th May 2025 – Demonstrating strategic agility and resilience amid a dynamic global economic landscape, Equity Group has posted strong financial results and regional growth. It has solidified its position as a systemic regional financial services provider, ranking second in market share in three of the six countries it operates in: Kenya, DRC, and Rwanda. The Group’s strategic focus delivered sustainable growth, with customer deposits increasing by 7% year-on-year to Kshs 1.32 trillion from Kshs 1.24 trillion. This supported a 3% expansion in net loans to Kshs 804.7 billion, while total assets rose 4%…
By BigEyeUg Team Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, the acclaimed Kenyan author, scholar, and activist, passed away on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, in Atlanta, USA, at the age of 87. His daughter, Wanjiku wa Ngugi, confirmed his passing with a statement that reflected the strength of his legacy: “He lived a full life, fought a good fight.” Born James Ngugi on January 5, 1938, in Kamiriithu, Kenya, Ngũgĩ emerged as one of the most influential voices in African literature. His works, including Weep Not, Child (1964), The River Between (1965), A Grain of Wheat (1967), Petals of Blood (1977), and Wizard of…
By BigEyeUg Team Allan Toniks has publicly called out media personality Sheilah Gashumba for her continued support of foreign music at the expense of local artists. The criticism comes in response to a recent social media post by Sheilah, in which she praised Tanzanian star Diamond Platnumz, claiming he deserved special treatment at the Coffee Marathon Concert due to his impressive branding. She went on to say that no Ugandan artist could match his level. Toniks did not hold back in his response, taking to social media to express his disappointment with Sheilah’s remarks. He accused her of consistently promoting…
By BigEyeUg Team Maureen Nantume has opened up about her unique approach to managing house maids, revealing how she creates a nurturing and safe environment for both her children and the people who care for them. Speaking candidly, Maureen emphasized that communication lies at the heart of her relationship with her domestic workers. “I work closely with my maids. I talk to them first and foremost about all the things I need,” she shared. Maureen takes time to build mutual understanding and trust. For every new hire, she sets aside about two weeks for adjustment and learning, ensuring that both…
By BigEyeUg Team Ziza Bafana has weighed in on the heated debate surrounding the recently held Coffee Marathon concert, where tensions flared over claims of favoritism toward Diamond Platnumz. Speaking out in defense of fellow artist Eddy Kenzo, Bafana made it clear where his loyalty lies. “Eddy Kenzo is a performer compared to Diamond, and you can’t disrespect him,” Bafana said. “I think you saw what happened. I know Musuuza (Kenzo) too well—I think he was in the tent hearing them hype Diamond… because even Diamond fears Kenzo when it comes to performing.” Bafana’s remarks follow comments made by Kenzo…