Author: Sean Musa Carter

Fresh controversy has emerged over the legacy of late Kadongo Kamu legend Paul Kafeero after his former manager, Ssalongo Kizito Godfrey, disputed claims made by Robinah Bisirikirwa regarding the singer’s fertility. Speaking during an interview on Bukedde TV, Kizito accused Bisirikirwa of allegedly terminating two pregnancies during her relationship with Kafeero, arguing that her claims contradict recent statements that the legendary musician could no longer father children. The remarks come days after Bisirikirwa claimed that medical examinations showed Kafeero had developed a low sperm count due to excessive alcohol consumption, making it difficult for him to have more children later…

City businessman Emmanuel Lwasa has reported to Natete Police Station after being summoned over allegations that he repeatedly visited the home of his former partner, Nash Glow, months after their highly publicized breakup. The complaint reportedly stems from claims that Lwasa has been making repeated visits to Nash Glow’s residence, prompting police to summon him to record a statement as investigations continue. The latest development adds another chapter to the pair’s bitter fallout, which has dominated entertainment gossip and social media since their relationship ended around February 2026. Following the breakup, both parties publicly traded accusations through interviews and social…

Veteran politician and former Ethics and Integrity Minister Miria Matembe has today finally been presented to court on charges of promoting sectarianism and later remanded to Luzira Prison but her cries left many with teary eyes. The 73-year-old former minister, lawyer and gender rights advocate appeared visibly frail during proceedings at Luzira Magistrate’s Court, where she reportedly struggled to walk and appealed for medical attention, telling the court that she was seriously ill. Prosecutors allege that Matembe committed the offence through remarks she made during an interview on DK TV Uganda, in which she criticized government spending and taxation while…

High Court Judge Emmanuel Baguma has stood up and abruptly left the court during a tense session in the ongoing treason trial of opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye and co-accused Hajj Obeid Lutale. The incident unfolded during a heated June 2026 hearing where defence lawyers raised strong objections over court procedure, alleged bias, and handling of the politically sensitive case. Besigye himself also reportedly challenged the court from the dock, questioning the legality of his detention and urging authorities to be transparent about the charges against him. Tensions escalated inside the courtroom after the exchanges, prompting Justice Baguma to suddenly…

Ugandan singer Spice Diana has donated 25 bags of cement to support Nalongo Kitone’s charity project aimed at building a home for abandoned children and survivors of rape. The donation fulfills a promise the singer recently made to contribute towards the construction of the children’s home. Sharing the update on social media, Spice Diana said she was grateful to play a part in the initiative, which seeks to provide shelter and hope to vulnerable children. The project is being spearheaded by Nalongo Kitone, also known as Nalongo Senga Kitone, through her charitable efforts. In her message, the singer encouraged others…

Renown Ugandan content creator, TikToker, artist, and digital influencer Lord Elektra, whose real name is Betnah Komuhangi, is reportedly in recovery after allegations of suicide making rounds and worrying fans, we break down what is really going on. The social media personality is said to be recovering well following the incident, which sparked concern among her fans and fellow content creators. According to media personality Evelyn Mic and reports circulating on Ugandan entertainment platforms, Lord Elektra confirmed that she is doing better. However, she reportedly declined to discuss the circumstances surrounding the incident, saying she prefers to keep the details…

The Kampala Metropolitan Police have recovered 143 suspected stolen smartphones, most of them iPhones, following an intelligence-led operation targeting an organized mobile phone theft and trafficking network operating in the city. Police also arrested three suspects believed to be behind the operation, which allegedly involved modifying stolen phones before smuggling them to neighboring countries. Three Suspects Arrested According to Kampala Metropolitan Police Deputy Public Relations Officer ASP Luke Owoyesigyire, the suspects have been identified as: Tumusiime Derrick, also known as Gana Niyonzima Fabrice, also known as Sadat Kitoko Emmy The trio is currently in police custody as investigations continue. The…

Former Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among has broken weeks of public silence after hosting a delegation of Teso cultural leaders at her home in Nakasero, giving Ugandans a look at her appearance amidst health scare. The delegation, led by Emorimor Papa Paul Sande Emolot Etomeileng, visited the former Speaker on June 28 in a show of solidarity following her withdrawal from the race for Speaker of the 12th Parliament. The visit marked Among’s most visible public engagement since stepping away from the spotlight amid ongoing political developments, investigations into her wealth, and speculation surrounding her health. Among Reaffirms Loyalty…

Ugandan businesswoman, reality TV star and socialite Zari Hassan, popularly known as Zari The Boss Lady, has taken up golf, just weeks after announcing breakup with husband Shakib Cham, and has given fans a glimpse into her first experience. The South Africa-based entrepreneur shared videos on her Instagram and TikTok pages documenting her first day on the golf course, where she was seen receiving beginner lessons and practicing her swing. Zari Tries Golf For The First Time Known for showcasing her luxurious lifestyle and business ventures online, Zari surprised many followers by sharing a more personal side of herself as…

Nyege Nyege, Uganda’s globally recognised cultural and music movement, is set to expand its footprint into Europe with the launch of a new international edition dubbed “Mirror World” in Brussels, Belgium. For more than a decade, Nyege Nyege has grown from a cultural experiment along the banks of the River Nile in Jinja into one of Africa’s most influential creative movements. The festival has become internationally known for its underground music culture, experimental sounds, and its ability to spotlight artists outside mainstream commercial circuits. But beyond the annual festival, Nyege Nyege has evolved into something far larger. Today, the movement…