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By BigEyeUg Team

Renowned Ugandan music producer, Diggy Baur can’t cease spitting fire at celebrated music legendary Jose Chameleone following their nasty brawl on Tuesday.

The ‘Sabula Records’ head producer accuses Jose Chameleone of coming at his studio disordered with an influence of alcohol hence beating-up his co-producer Hakie and himself.

Among the highlights in Baur’s vigorous reactions regarding this incident is his revelation that Jose Chameleone is a fraudster who pocketed fellow singer Hanson Baliruno’s money.

During his interview on NBS TV’s After5 show, Baur disclosed how the ‘Baliwa’ singer swindled Hanson Baliruno’s money when they travelled to Zanzibar for a video shoot of their collabo ‘Tondekangawo’.

Producer Baur claims to have copied a complaint from Hanson Baliruno himself last year about this incident.

However, Baur’s shocking news were immersed by Hanson himself who was also part of the interview as he claimed to have sorted out the negative issues with the accused way back.

Jose Chameleone is still playing dumb about the allegations.

watch video here (courtesy: Sanyuka TV)

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By BigEyeUg Team

The pace at which Ugandan South African-based businesswoman, Zari Hassan is muscling her hand into current affairs and politics, is strange.

It’s already a week off but the mother of five is cruising with an open mind stressing about issues that are affecting people in her home country, dumping her renowned socialite life.

This is drawing suggestions into people’s minds that the South Africa based Ugandan could be eyeing a political seat back home.

After splashing mud at People Power political movement supporters, Zari has now embarked on pleading to the government to lift the four months COVID-19 Pandemic lockdown.

As usual, the socialite took it to her social media and humbly requested the government to let boda bodas operate like they did before the lockdown as this would lower the crime rate in the country.

She also said it would be better if saloons and its related minor activities were allowed to reopen because of the lower income status viable to its beneficiaries for daily sustaining of their families.

Zari took time to bear thought about the currently stack businesses in the closed arcades, leading to commodities expiry despite the accumulating rent debts in favor of the landlords.

The CEO ‘Brooklyn schools’ also advised government to revise the curfew hours for the well-being of its citizens.

Read Zari’s statement;

Plea to the Ugandan Government

It’s a humble request to lift the lockdown. Let bodas operate, the crime rate will rise with no income. Let saloons operate, aba saloon ne cutex bafuna mele yalelo. Reopen arcades, business people emali zabwe zitude, landlords babanja almost 4 months. Just to mention a few. Let curfew hours be revised as well. It’s a humble request Thank you in advance.

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By BigEyeUg Team

Dark days continue to hit Kampala City tycoon, Brian Kirumira aka Bryan White’s to the peak of struggling for his life.

Bryan who was admitted last month at Nakasero hospital after contracting some intestinal complications, has been discharged and taken back to his home notwithstanding his persistent illness.

In a video that was posted by his Personal assistant at the same time Public Relations Officer, Mr. Isaac Katende (Kasuku), Bryan’s health proved still in a worrying state as he was moved out of the ambulance to his house while lying unconsciously on the hospital bed rail.

If you can recall last week, Bryan White’s blood samples were jetted to South Africa for detailed examination by experts but since then, the later status has been held confidential.

Apparently, the CEO Brian White Foundation has been asked to wait for the samples’ results at home.

However, the status for his Sexual harassment allegations as filed to the Parliamentary Human rights committee, remain unknown.

We wish him a quick recovery.

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Colin Asiimwe, the Head of Marketing during the launch of Showmax at MultiChoice Uganda offices, looking on is Ms. Joan K. Semanda, the PR and Communications Manager and a staff at MultiChoice Uganda.

By Our Reporter

MultiChoice has officially launched Showmax, it’s internet-based TV service in Uganda.

Speaking at the launch on Tuesday, Colin Asiimwe, the Head of Marketing revealed that MultiChoice continues to take strides that enable the business remain relevant to its customers.

“The entertainment industry is very dynamic and has witnessed several game-changing interruptions and molding including delivery of entertainment and TV over the internet,” Colin Asiimwe said, adding that, “to remain relevant to our subscribers, we must do two things; one is to be 5 steps ahead of the pack or constantly and instantaneously evolve as things change.”

Showmax, available in over 70 African countries, is an internet TV service that boasts of a unique combination of hit African content, first and exclusive international series, kids’ shows, and live sport.

In her remarks, Joan Semanda Kizza, the PR and Communications Manager, observed that, “MultiChoice Uganda is pleased to launch Showmax in Uganda to enable us offer our customers a range of TV entertainment options, especially at a time as this while being cognizant of the current times when families are together.”

“New subscribers will receive a two week trial period when they first initiate the service. In addition, there will also be an announcement when, to thank our Premium subscribers for their continued commitment to us, the service will be free as a value added service for them.” She added.

Showmax is available to stream using apps for smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, computers, media players and gaming consoles, and the monthly subscription goes for UGX 14,000 on Showmax Mobile and UGX 28,000 on Showmax Standard.