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Nessim rescues Onzise from bad writing

His track record is not bad at all, when you think about it. Believe, the song he sang with Vinka, did well, and is a catchy tune.

Copyright mix-up ends as Aganaga’s Nassanga Remix returns to YouTube

 The takedown sparked widespread discussion earlier this week, coming just days after the remix crossed the one-million-view mark in only two weeks. 

Daniel Kaluuya returns to the big screen after a three-year break

Kaluuya, 37, won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2021 for his acclaimed performance in Judas and the Black Messiah.

Afrigo’s Twali Twagalana is bittersweet

Their music is not just timeless, we remember listening to it with people no longer with us. We remember listening to it as people we no longer are.

Ugandan chefs urged to use food festivals to boost tourism

 Kamugisha, who has lived in Eswatini for the past 40 years, has served as Uganda's Consul to the country for the last 11 years.

Miss Universe contest comes to Uganda

Representing districts from across Uganda, the finalists are championing causes close to their hearts

Museveni calls for preservation of cultural traditions, moderation in bride price

The President made the remarks on Saturday 1st August 2026 during the Okuhingira ceremony of Kisha Isabel Byanjeru Kaboyo, daughter of the Minister of State for Luweero Triangle and Rwenzori Region, Hon. Alice Kaboyo, at Kakyeera in Kiruhura District.

Catholic Church in Uganda gets 42 new priests, 32 deacons

The bishops ordained the priests and deacons in procedures, including making promises of obedience to their bishops and their successors, along with a commitment to celibacy and the lifelong prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours.

Mbarara, neighbors gear up for Ekinihiiro festival as Radio West marks 27 years

The Ekinihiiro stage will feature some of Uganda's biggest music names including: Sheebah Karungi, Alien Skin, Feffe Bussi, Ronald Mayinja, Truth 256, Sister Charity, T Paul, Rasta Charz, Megatone, and Omega 256 among others.

Wrestling to become a man in Togo's ancestral rite of passage

 Every mid-July, thousands of ethnic Kabye men aged 18 to 20 take part in the ancestral rite of passage in the west African nation's Kara region, hundreds of kilometres (miles) from the capital, Lome.

Kabushenga tips men on life and wellness

Kabushenga encouraged participants to seek financial advice from qualified professionals rather than relying on opinions from friends or social circles. He said responsible spending and making informed investment decisions are key to building financial stability.

Ghetto Kids: Uganda at the World Cup

Noticeably, the Ghetto Kids took front stage for most of the time. From the performance, there was no denying that they had rehearsed hard with Shakira, for they danced in sync. It was not the same for Burna Boy, who seemed offbeat with the group.

Controversy as court stops NEMA, KCCA from closing noisy city bar

The court order signed by High Court Civil Division Registrar Simon Kintu Zirintusa was secured by the owners of Aurous Restaurant and Fine Dining bar against Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA).

Don’t campaign for next Archbishop — Orombi warns Church of Uganda faithful

He added: “I’m giving you a prayer request. That if we pray, we’ll get a man of God. If we campaign, we’ll get a half-cooked product of the devil. So we better pray that God will raise a man to take over after our outgoing Archbishop, our dear brother Dr. Stephen Kaziimba,” said Orombi on Friday.

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WhatsApp defamation: What you need to know

Casual WhatsApp conversations are increasingly spiralling into major defamation lawsuits in the country, as courts treat digital messages, voice notes, and group chats as permanent and public records whose legal implications are as significant as those of traditional means of communication, such as print media, radio and television.

The strongest marriages aren’t built for social media - Dorah Mwiima and Nader Barrack

Mwiima, a doula and proprietor of Wow Mom Wellness & Maternity, says many people assume that what they see online is different from the couple’s real life. She insists that is not the case. “What we share is genuinely who we are. We simply choose to focus on the positive moments rather than broadcasting every disagreement or difficult season,” she says.

Wedding décor goes beyond flowers as couples embrace immersive experiences

“People now appreciate the true value of décor. It is no longer about covering chairs and placing flowers,” she said. “We create an entire concept with lighting, floral arrangements, ceiling installations, flooring and beautifully designed bridal areas. It is a complete experience.”

Miss Uganda Trivia Elle Muhooza brings elegance to the Bride & Groom expo runway

Her graceful presence and effortless poise perfectly complemented the evening’s showcase, offering visitors a closer look at timeless and contemporary wedding gown designs available for brides-to-be.