By BigEyeUg Team Socialite Bad Black has officially put an end to paternity rumours by releasing DNA test results confirming that her partner, Asha Panda, is the biological father of their newborn son, Jaasiel. The decision to conduct a DNA test followed a heated social media feud between Bad Black and TikToker Mutima, who had publicly claimed to be Jaasiel’s father. The allegations triggered a wave of speculation and online backlash, prompting Bad Black and Asha to visit Nakasero Hospital to settle the matter once and for all. Yesterday, the couple underwent a DNA test, and today, Bad Black shared…
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By BigEyeUg Team Ava Peace has come out strongly to defend her reputation amid growing criticism and allegations that she uses her body to earn money. The fast-rising star insists that her success is purely the result of hard work and a packed performance schedule. In a bold statement, Ava claimed she is among the most booked artists in Uganda, with back-to-back performances across the country. “I work Monday to Monday, so I’m not surprised when some people criticise — they don’t work themselves,” she said. “I post all my shows and I’m getting my money.” The singer, who chose…
By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan singer King Saha has taken a swipe at fellow artist Eddy Kenzo over what he calls a betrayal of the music industry’s fight for copyright reform. Speaking candidly in a recent interview, Saha lamented the lack of progress on Uganda’s copyright law, blaming it for the limited international breakthrough of many local artists. Saha argued that unlike musicians from countries with functioning copyright systems, Ugandan artists are forced to work without proper legal or financial protection for their work. “The ones I’m supposed to compete with get benefits on stage and off stage. We can’t be…
By BigEyeUg Team • MTN Uganda and MTN MoMo have announced theirsponsorship as the exclusive title sponsor of the “Halima Namakula: Living Legends Gala” happening on 26 July 2025 at Serena Hotel. • All tickets (VIP and Ordinary) will be sold exclusively via MTN MoMo Ticketing, with MoMoPay users enjoying discounted pricing on hospitality services at the event. • Halima Namakula celebrates 50 years in the creative arts, with MTN recognizing her legacy as a pioneer in Uganda’s entertainment and humanitarian space. • Fans who download Halima’s CallerTunez by dialling*170*42# stand a chance to win Ushs 250,000 through MTN’s ongoing Digida and Win with CallerTunezcampaign. MTN Uganda and MTN Mobile Money (U) Limited have proudly announced their sponsorship of the upcoming “Halima Namakula: Living Legends Gala”,…
By BigEyeUg Team Gentle Mulindwa, a revered traditional music enthusiast, with a deep touch of Kadongo Kamu, is gearing up for his first-ever concert, “Kajje Kajje,” slated for August 30th at the scenic Busaabala Playgrounds. The much-anticipated event is shaping up to be a vibrant celebration of Uganda’s musical traditions. Mulindwa, known for his powerful storytelling and signature traditional sound, has made a name for himself with songs like Kiwanuka, Namayanja, Kinene Nyumba, Embuyaga, and Amadda ga Bamweyana. His socially aware lyrics and deep cultural roots have endeared him to fans across the country. Mulindwa is now preparing to step into the spotlight with a show that not only marks a career milestone but also doubles as a tribute to…
By BigEyeUg Team Intellectual Co, Uganda’s fastest-rising youth streetwear brand, has officially announced Camp Kiwaza 2025 — a genre-defying fusion of fashion, music, and youth culture set to take place on Saturday, August 9th at Millennium Park, Lugogo. The announcement was made by David Kwera, CEO and Founder of Intellectual Co, during a press briefing held in Kampala. At the heart of this year’s edition is the launch of the brand’s boldest collection yet: Profound Immorality — a raw, expressive streetwear line featuring graphic shirts, bomber jackets, hoodies, and jeans designed to reflect the unapologetic Gen Z spirit. “Intellectual is…
By BigEyeUg Team At the the 4th National Agricultural Education Show (NAES) 2025, St Kizito High School Namugongo presented some of its most groundbreaking projects aimed at addressing pressing challenges not only in Uganda but globally, emerging among the best exhibitors again. The show was organised by the Ministry of Education and Sports (MOES) in collaboration with the Uganda National Farmers Federation (UNFFE) and Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) from 6 th to 12 th July 2025 at the Jinja National Agriculture Show grounds. The 4th edition of NAES is aligned with the Ministry’s Competency-based Lower Secondary…
By BigEyeUg Team State Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Hon. Balaam Barugahara, has revealed that he survived a tragic car accident while en route to Fort Portal for the Tooro Kingdom Annual Youth Conference. The incident occurred in Kagadi District, where the minister’s convoy was involved in a horrific crash that claimed the life of a boda boda rider. In a post shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Minister Balaam expressed deep gratitude for surviving the ordeal and praised his driver’s quick and skillful response that helped avoid an even worse outcome. “Thank God for His mercy.…
By BigEyeUg Team The energy in Kampala is rising as Rwandan Afro-soul star Mike Kayihura and Kenya’s celebrated singer Bensoul land in the city ahead of the Cartel Bizness EP Listening Party, slated for Sunday, July 20th at Silo 15, Bugolobi. Known for his smooth vocals and emotional depth, Kayihura joins a genre-bending lineup of East African talent including Elijah Kitaka, Kamanzi, A Pass, Big Tril, and Tungi, all featured on the much-anticipated Cartel Bizness EP a collaboration between creative tastemaker Denim Cartel and hitmaker Axon. Their arrival has sparked excitement among Kampala’s creative scene, with fans eager to witness…
As he prepares for his upcoming concert, renowned gospel singer and preacher Pastor Wilson Bugembe has shared a deeply personal story from his childhood—one that left a lasting impact on his life and faith journey. Speaking during a press conference, Bugembe emotionally recalled how a fellow pastor once shattered his dream of going back to school. At the time, Bugembe was a struggling street child with one promise etched in his heart: to fulfill his late father’s wish that he would return to school and get an education. “Every time I was on the streets, the only thing I wanted…