Founder: Emily Smith - A Ugandan UK-Based Philanthropist with a Heart for Change The Helping Hands Foundation stands as a beacon of hope and compassion, founded by the visionary Emily Smith, a compassionate Ugandan based in the UK.
William Gabula Nadiope IV, exchanged vows with the radiant Inebantu Mutesi Jovia. The sacred ceremony took place at the enchanting Christ Cathedral Bugembe, a site that bore witness to the union of two hearts destined for royalty.
Read More”We Shall Not Only Celebrate President Museveni’s Birthday Party But Also Learn How Our Jajja Overpowered Katonga Spirits”- Hajati Namyalo.
Read MoreAfter smaller festival editions in Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin and over 500 shows around the world, Nyege Nyege returns to its roots at the Source of the Nile, to welcome revelers from around the world to showcase some the most exciting musicians from the Continent.
Read MoreTanzanian singing star, Diamond Platnumz, promises his upcoming performance in Kampala this Friday will be “nothing but the best”.
Read MoreUpcoming singer Ronald Alimpa and Kadongo kamu specialist Hassan Nduga are not about to burry the hatchet. The pair at a recent performance faced off and nearly got involved in a brawl fight.
Read MoreEast Africa has long been a hotbed of musical talent, birthing some of the continent’s most celebrated artists whose captivating melodies have left an indelible mark on the global music scene. From Kenya to Tanzania, Uganda to Rwanda, and beyond, this culturally rich region boasts a vibrant music industry that continues to evolve and produce remarkable talent.
Read MorePallaso’s mother Mrs Prossy Mayanja has finally given out her protection to her son by defending him following a physical altercation with fellow singer Alien Skin.
Read MorePresident Museveni Has signed the anti-gay bill into law following improvements adopted to make tougher for people engage in LGBT
Read MoreThey say time heals wounds and it can’t be truer looking at the recently mended relationship between Gravity and Roger
Read MoreElijah Kitaka's second track under Swangz Avenue's, "Ndi Wuwo," is a beautiful love ballad that showcases the artist's vocal and lyrical prowess. From genesis to end,
Read MoreCelebrating Culton Scovia Nakamya : A Trailblazing Journalist. In a world where recognition often comes posthumously, it's refreshing to see someone like Culton Scovia Nakamya being celebrated while she's still alive and serving. With her unique style, rare work ethic, and unparalleled talent,
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