Former NTV Uganda presenter Robin Kisti has taken a fresh swipe at socialite and media personality Sheilah Gashumba, calling her all sorts of names including talking sense just to try to sound smart yet she’s very dump.
In a video clip circulating on social media, Kisti responds to Gashumba’s recent appearance on Kasuku Live, where she discussed her personal life, career and some of the criticism she has received.
“Every time she comes on the media, she tries to sound smart but she’s not,” Kisti is heard saying in the clip.
Kisti’s remarks have since sparked fresh reactions online, with some interpreting them as a continuation of the long-running tension between the two former NTV Uganda colleagues.
Gashumba recently appeared on Kasuku Live, where she addressed several issues, including her lifestyle, relationship with businessman Alex Bidandi, marriage plans and her views on critics.
She also pushed back against criticism from personalities such as Evelyn Mic, while explaining some of her personal choices.
Kisti and Gashumba have previously exchanged harsh words publicly, with their feud dating back several years to their time at NTV Uganda.
The latest comments have now brought their old differences back into the spotlight, although it remains unclear whether Gashumba will respond to Kisti’s latest remarks.
Watch the Video Below:
“Everytym she comes on the media she try’s to sound smart but she’s not”-Robin Kisti coming for Sweet Shee’s throat like a Xenomorph from Alien,naye anamalako? Akaana ka Sheilah nga kali so petty as a ghost un-inviting you from the haunting….Maaso ku lutimbe anyway… pic.twitter.com/PwUoOwHlQL
— Wayne Frank Ntambi (@frankbalkazerg1) August 11, 2026
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