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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned gospel artist and preacher, Pastor Wilson Bugembe, has revealed that he made the ultimate sacrifice for his ministry by selling his personal house in Kiwatule to support his church. Speaking about the incident, Bugembe shared that the church urgently needed Shs1 billion to purchase land for parking space. Determined to see the project succeed, he sold his house for Shs700 million and contributed the entire amount to the cause. “Gravity Omutujju found me when I had sold my house in Kiwatule and gave the money to church because the church needed about 1 billion. I sold…

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By BigEyeUg Team Despite penning hit songs for some of East Africa’s biggest names, Ugandan singer-songwriter Shena Skies says the reason she hasn’t fully broken through as a solo artist is simple: lack of management and money. Shena, known for her powerful pen behind chart-toppers for artists like Rema, Spice Diana, Diamond Platnumz, and others, recently addressed a fan’s question on TikTok asking why she hasn’t achieved the stardom her songwriting portfolio deserves. In her candid response, Shena admitted, “It’s a management issue.” The singer explained that while she has the talent and passion, she lacks a solid team and…

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In a display of musical fusion, Ugandan superstar Eddy Kenzo teamed up with American singer Chase Bell, Jamaican singer Suckarie, and Ghanaian rap icon Kwaw Kese to release the electrifying single “Twist.” Released on June 10, 2025, under Big Talent Entertainment, this international collaboration is a testament to the power of music to transcend borders, blending Afrobeat, dancehall, and global pop influences into a three-minute anthem that’s both infectious and innovative. “Twist” is a celebration of diversity, bringing together artists from four nations—Uganda, the United States, Jamaica, and Ghana—each contributing their unique musical flair. Eddy Kenzo, renowned for hits like…

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By BigEyeUg Team Musician and Member of Parliament Hillary Kiyaga, popularly known as Dr. Hilderman, has officially opened a modern recording studio aimed at supporting young, aspiring artists in his home area of Mawokota. This initiative, he says, is part of a campaign promise and a commitment to nurturing creative talent in Uganda. In a post shared on his official Facebook page, Dr. Hilderman revealed that the idea stemmed from his own struggles at the beginning of his music career. “When I began my music journey, the most challenging thing was attaining studio fees. Talent minus a good recording environment…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan artist Kapeke has sparked conversation after sharing his views on why rising star Joshua Baraka is gaining international traction faster than even Uganda’s most globally recognized musician, Eddy Kenzo. Baraka recently performed at the prestigious Afro Nation festival in Portugal—an achievement that has cemented his place among the continent’s fast-rising stars. According to Kapeke, several factors are accelerating Baraka’s international breakthrough, including his use of the English language in his music, strong management, and influential industry connections. “I believe Joshua Baraka has easily entered the global market and performed at Afro Nation mainly because he sings…

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By BigEyeUg Team Equity Bank Uganda has announced the appointment of Claver Serumaga as its new Executive Director, marking a strategic leadership shift aimed at bolstering the bank’s digital and commercial banking capabilities in a rapidly evolving financial landscape. Serumaga joins Equity Bank at a pivotal moment as Uganda’s banking sector becomes increasingly competitive and innovation-led. With over two decades of banking experience across the African continent, he brings a wealth of expertise in digital transformation, business development, and cross-border banking operations. Prior to this appointment, Serumaga served as Chief Executive Officer at NCBA Bank in Tanzania, where he spearheaded…

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By BigEyeUg Team Multi-instrumentalist, producer and recording artist Hudson Mutumba has released a single titled Okikola Otya, which he wrote and produced himself from Crxtalmind studios. Mutumba who is signed under Black Effect Records is passionate about Afrobeats, R&B, and reggae.He reveals that the inspiration behind the new single is the beauty about women. “Some women stand out from others. You see a lot of women, but there are others you see who are amazingly different. That’s where “Okikola Natya” comes from. Basically asking those women “how do you do it,” he said. Mutumba revealed that Okikola Otya is not…

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By BigEyeUg Team Melissa Mulungi, a Ugandan-born influencer and singer who was raised in Germany, has opened up about her deep desire to marry a Ugandan man and build a life that stays connected to her roots. Although she grew up in Europe, Melissa says her heart remains in Uganda. “A Ugandan man is my preference,” she revealed. However, she’s clear about her boundaries when it comes to relationships: “I don’t believe in investing my own money in a relationship—maybe in a marriage, yes—but not while we’re just dating.” When it comes to family life, Melissa has big dreams. “I’d…

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By BigEyeUg Team Socialite and entrepreneur Zari Hassan has questioned why economically disadvantaged individuals continue to have children they may not be able to support. “In this economy, are poor people still giving birth? Talk to me!” Zari exclaimed, expressing disbelief over what she describes as a lack of responsibility among struggling families. She revealed that her inbox is often flooded with messages from women pleading for help after being abandoned by the fathers of their children. “Women come to my inbox crying that men have left them with kids and there’s nothing to eat,” she said. Zari didn’t hold…

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By BigEyeUg Team Renowned producer Magic Washington has called on the Ugandan government and industry stakeholders to put in place policies that prioritize and promote local music across all regions of the country. In a bold statement, Washington emphasized the need for Ugandan artists to take up more space on both local and global stages—not just a select few, but a wide representation from all corners of the country. “Uganda needs artists to represent us globally—not just one or two, but several,” he said. The producer, who has worked with some of the biggest names in Ugandan music, suggested that…

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