Author: BigEyeUg7

By BigEyeUg Team Talent Africa Group, in collaboration with Valrich Arts Productions, proudly presents “Uganda Dance Nights With Valentino”, an extraordinary Latin and Ballroom Dance Gala Ball experience set to ignite the stage on March 22, 2025, at the prestigious Kampala Serena Hotel. This event promises to be a vibrant celebration of rhythm, culture, and artistic expression, bringing together passionate dancers and enthusiasts from Uganda and around the world.  With an exciting lineup of performances, workshops, and cultural showcases, Uganda Dance Nights aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the art of dance while highlighting the beautiful synergy between Ugandan…

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By BigEyeUg Team Longtime Ugandan singer Naira Ali has expressed her disappointment with the current state of Ugandan music, describing it as lacking quality and substance. In a video shared on her social media, the artist stated that she has noticed a significant decline in the standards of music produced by many new Ugandan artists. She described the music as “total bullsh*t” and “nonsensical,” expressing her frustration with the current trends. “It’s been a while since I listened to Ugandan music, but the music is really bad,” Naira Ali remarked. She also questioned the state of the industry, wondering what…

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By BigEyeUg Team Ronnie Mark Kiyingi, the manager of Ugandan singer Chosen Becky, has opened up about the ongoing relationship struggles between Chosen Becky and her partner, Dictator Amir. In a recent interview, Kiyingi shared details of the couple’s long-standing issues, which date back to 2020 when Becky was pregnant with their first child. Kiyingi revealed that he first became aware of Amir’s alleged mistreatment of Becky during her pregnancy. Despite his efforts to mediate and create harmony between the two, Amir reportedly denied responsibility for his unborn child, citing disagreements with Becky. Having known Amir for years, Kiyingi described…

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By BigEyeUg Team The week has kicked off with a heated exchange between two prominent Ugandan dancehall artists, Ziza Bafana and Mudra D’Viral, as they took their disagreements to social media. Ziza Bafana sparked the dispute by openly criticizing the current state of the dancehall genre, expressing his dissatisfaction with what he called “bubblegum” content that he believes lacks quality and meaningful production. In his post, Bafana warned that such trends could lead to financial ruin for artists who fail to create enduring and impactful music. “We must change the music productions, and these bubblegum lyrics must STOP immediately. Or…

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By BigEyeUg Team Night Ampurire, a hardworking fruit vendor from Entebbe who gained fame for her resilience in raising her five children, is grappling with a heartbreaking ordeal after her cherished pickup truck reportedly disappeared. The truck, a generous gift from MTN Uganda in recognition of Ampulire’s dedication and hard work, recently broke down, prompting her to seek the services of a Kampala-based mechanic. According to a report by NTV Uganda, the mechanic charged her Shs.800,000 for repairs. Despite her financial struggles, Ampulire managed to raise Shs700,000 from her savings and paid the mechanic. However, the mechanic claimed he needed…

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By BigEyeUg Team Rapper Navio has thrilling news for his fans as he gears up for a major concert scheduled for late September this year. He revealed the exciting plans during a recent announcement, sharing his vision to celebrate his musical journey and achievements. “We’ll be having a concert in late September this year,” Navio disclosed. “You’re hearing it here first. We also have an album coming, so we’re going to be very busy this year.” This announcement comes as a double treat for his fans, as Navio also confirmed the release of a new album in the same year.…

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By BigEyeUg Team Winnie Wa Mummy, managed by the dancehall singer Mudra D’ Viral, has publicly expressed her frustration with fellow artist Ava Peace. Mudra, who previously launched Ava Peace’s career, now finds himself at the center of a heated dispute between the two musicians. In an emotional video shared online, Winnie Wa Mummy accused Ava Peace of consistently undermining her during events where they share the stage. The tension between the two reached its peak during a recent NTV Uganda show, where Winnie claims she was treated unfairly to accommodate Ava. “I know my manager is friends with Ava…

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By BigEyeUg Team Tanzanian actress Wema Sepetu has shared her emotional journey of coming to terms with the reality that she may never have children. The former beauty queen and celebrated digital creator revealed that her desire to become a mother has gradually faded over time, particularly after turning 35. Wema recounted the heartbreaking belief that her late ex-boyfriend, actor Steven Kanumba, cursed her after she terminated two of his pregnancies. She attributed her struggles with conception to what she sees as God’s will, a perspective that has helped her find peace over the years. “For a long time, I…

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By Wycliff Gibogi Over the past years, Eastern Uganda’s music scene has grown immensely, producing talents who have gained national and even continental recognition. From veteran legends like Mowzey Radio (RIP), General Mega Dee, and Emperor Orlandoh, to contemporary stars like Acidic Vokoz, John Blaq, and Victor Ruz, the region’s influence on Uganda’s music industry is undeniable. We spoke with Selecta Rizzon, a key figure behind the success of some of these artists, including Acidic Vokoz, Liam Voice, and Twilight. Known for his passion for nurturing talent, Selecta Rizzon—born David Sembera—shared his insights on the evolution of Eastern Uganda’s music,…

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Stronger Bonds Between and Africa under the second Trump Admin are very possible, says Scribe Strategies & Advisors Partner Joseph Szlavik. Szlavik who worked on the Trump-Vance campaign as a field director in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to help President Trump win the 19 electoral votes and 50.6% of the popular vote in the swing state, says there is every reason for Africa to be hopeful on the fallouts the second Trump coming. “U.S.-Africa relations under a second Trump term will likely hinge upon mutual economic interests and strategic partnerships. With a focus on investment and trade, there’s a genuine…

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