Balunywa said organisers continued to value Bukedde TV for its strong viewership, describing it as the country's most-watched television station, which explains their willingness to invest heavily in advertising on the platform.
The move is aimed at giving the celebrated singer ample time to fine-tune his act ahead of his Unlimited: Chameleone Live in Concert, scheduled for December 4 at Lugogo Cricket Oval.
The singer believes Ugandan fans were served a below-standard performance, adding that videos circulating from the event speak for themselves.
The consultant says the singer’s television ambitions stalled because he failed to meet UCC licensing requirements, dismissing claims that Shs250m was misappropriated.
Panellist Patrick Ssentongo argued that government has not given the creative industry sufficient attention despite its contribution to the country's economy. He said platforms such as AUMEX deserve stronger institutional support instead of relying largely on private-sector partnerships to remain sustainable.
If the Mith were a flight captain introducing a foreign visitor to Uganda, his first stop would be Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
“God created love in its own form. Love knows no one, and I have been there. How do you think I felt when we separated from my wife? It was a huge struggle. Those who know real heartbreak know that it doesn't heal in a year. It can take you like four to five years to get better and forget that person,” he said.
In his new role, Dr Masembe will spearhead development planning, lobby for resources locally and internationally, and identify potential partnerships to support projects within the cultural institutions. He will also represent the forum at local and international engagements and report directly to the chairperson.
The appointment was announced during a council meeting held at the Botanical Gardens, where the two parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Under the agreement, Kamurasi will receive a payment of Sh15 million annually for duties as assigned.
The soul revolution made a lot of money for record companies, but very little for the people who actually made the music. ‘My songs made billions; I saw thousands,’ Nile Rogers said.”
The court examined Namuyimbwa’s testimony that she had given the money to Ssentongo to purchase properties but found that her allegations were unsupported by independent documents or financial evidence linking the money to him. The justices noted that Namuyimbwa admitted using company funds for personal expenses, including trips to Dubai and Thailand, cosmetic surgery, entertainment, parties and the purchase of vehicles and properties.
Dr. Maka will be deputised by the former Under Secretary Dr. Tom Ogal, a Kenyan, as Secretary.
Security minister, Jim Muhwezi, who participated in the drive, mobilised sh120m from his friends and doubled it with his personal contribution to raise a total of sh240m, which he said was in appreciation of his mother and Kinyasano area, his birthplace.
"Now that you have been wedded in this church, I do not want to see you in my office because of marital disputes. Whenever problems arise, first approach your reverend fathers for guidance and counselling," Ngabirano said.
Kapere is said to have died at a health facility in Budo, Wakiso District, today (November 1).
In Uganda, the annual food festival has grown into a platform for cultural exchange, bringing together members of the Indian community, Ugandans, diplomats and other international guests.
The parish has scheduled a fundraising dinner for Saturday at Sheraton Kampala Hotel, with Kampala Catholic Archbishop Paul Ssemogerere expected to attend as the guest of honour.
According to the charge sheet, Nsubuga, 40, a businessman and TikToker residing in Kisubi, Katabi Sub-county, Entebbe Municipality, Wakiso District, allegedly committed the offences in September 2026 using his TikTok account, identified as “@President Uganda First Lawyer wa Bantu Babulijjo”.
Nagayi, 19, from Masaka, represents Gators Swim Club, while Nakato previously played for KCCA Netball Club and currently serves as the club's assistant manager.
The fight started on Tuesday (October 12) at around 10:00am as Rev. Fr. John Baptist Abigaba of St. Mary’s Kagadi catholic Parish in Hoima Diocese was praying for the pupils at Kateete Primary School, prompting parents who belong to the Faith of Unity movement to invade the school with sticks and withdraw their children.