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Diddy’s son King Combs confirmed for Kampala fashion show

King Combs’ appearance will mark another chapter in the Excessive Fashion journey, with the Kampala edition designed to use fashion as a platform to celebrate amputees and challenge perceptions about disability.

Mary Luswata: ‘I Miss TV, But Being On-Air Took So Much From Me’

But years after stepping away from the spotlight, Luswata says she still has a deep love for television. “I miss TV because I love TV, but being an on-air personality took so much from me, and I think the nature of the show also took so much from me,” she said in a TikTok interview.

‘A Gem’: Lupita Nyong’o Celebrates Queen of Katwe at 10

Describing the movie as a “gem”, Nyong’o said making Queen of Katwe in Africa remains one of her most treasured film experiences. “The film was feel-good on and off-screen,” she wrote in an anniversary message this week.

Art, rights and belonging to take centre stage at rights festival

The theme reflects growing questions about identity, community and social cohesion in a world increasingly shaped by digital platforms and changing social attitudes.

Dokta Brain Gets His Flowers as Stars Celebrate His Songwriting Legacy

Rather than being just another concert, the experience shone a spotlight on Dokta Brain's work behind the scenes, particularly his songwriting and creativity that have helped shape several Ugandan hits. The Pearl Africa Symphony Orchestra opened the musical tribute with a live rendition of some of the songs Dokta Brain has written for various artists.

Zedmonk bags Entertainer of the Year award in South Africa

Zedmonk's victory followed his nomination in the entertainment category, with fans rallying behind him through voting and engagement on the awards' digital platforms, including liking, commenting and sharing his nomination.

From chasing DJs to becoming one: The Last Girl sets sights on first major show

But after repeatedly chasing DJs who had already been paid, she decided she could do the job herself. “I once told one of them, ‘You keep tossing me around, but one day I will join you guys. That will be the end of me chasing you, yet I gave you money,’” she recalls.

Kampala goes to the dogs, and it's glorious

The road to Bugolobi's in Kampala was temporarily closed as dog owners and their dogs made a "dog parade" to create awareness about rabies.

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No house, no spouse?

“A serious woman would support her partner towards building a home for the family. A lot of lazy women just want a man who is already a finished product,” Fatboy said. He added that at worst, the detractors of Makula’s house-for-wife proposition argue that she and her ilk are proponents of prostitution in disguise, telling women to sell their bodies for houses. Exchanging legs for houses does not sound like the ideal relationship.

California roller coaster shut after brain damage claims

The X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain features precipitous drops and jarring twists that have thrilled millions of riders over two decades, with seats that swivel 360 degrees as cars travel at speeds of up to 80 miles (130 kilometers) an hour.

Fresh details emerge as Police arrest woman linked to singer Matovu’s death

"When the suspect arrived at the house, he first knocked at the door, but the two refused to open. He then lay in ambush and waited for the two to get out. As Matovu and the woman headed to his car, a Land Rover UAR 982H, the assailant attacked them, first hitting the woman before attacking Matovu."

Afrigo Band founder Moses Matovu murdered

Matovu died on Thursday morning, September 24, 2026, after being rushed to Kibuli Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries after losing a lot of blood.

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Sharing a bed in the heat

One wants the windows wide open, while the other is worried about mosquitoes. And when the temperature rises further, even cuddling can suddenly feel like an unnecessary source of heat. In other words, there may be too much sunshine outside, but sometimes there is also too much heat in the bed. “Sometimes, something as simple as one partner wanting a duvet while the other prefers to sleep uncovered can create tension,” counselling psychologist Madinah Ismail says, noting that couples have different bodies and comfort preferences.

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TOORO: A kingdom of mountains, forests and royal memory

For days, Oyo left the comfort of the palace and joined guides and climbers on the arduous ascent. The climb drew attention not only to the majesty of the Rwenzori, but also to their importance as a tourism and conservation asset. Following the death of the beloved monarch on August 27, the mountain carries another significance. For adventure seekers who want to follow the trail he once walked, Margherita Peak offers the challenge of experiencing the Rwenzori for themselves.

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Hidden cost of renting: How brokers drive up rent

Denis Olyeko, the president of the Local Brokers’ Association, who has worked in real estate for more than two decades, acknowledged that some brokers encourage landlords to increase rent because they stand to benefit from higher payments by tenants. “It is common for agents to negotiate with landlords to set a higher rent. For example, when a tenant moves out, an agent may lobby the landlord to increase the rent before a new tenant moves in,” he said.

Property ownership gives women a stronger voice — Fr Kiibi

“Even the Bible does not limit a woman from owning property,” he says. “Remain humble and respectful to your husbands and families when you become landlords.”For Florence Nambooze-Bbale, a registered surveyor, lecturer and founder of Paragon Investment Club, collective saving has provided women with a practical route to property ownership.

TikTokers remanded over alleged false claims against Balaam

The accused are Ronald Mayega, alias Munyarwanda Wa Bobi, 33, a businessman and resident of Mastiwa, Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District, and Swaibu Kakaire, alias One-One, 28, a businessman and resident of Kyengera, Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District.

Muzeeyi vows to give UJCC stronger voice on national issues

“On matters of governance, peace, social justice, and the well-being of our people, UJCC must be heard clearly and consistently. I will work with my co-chairs to ensure our Council speaks with the moral authority this nation has always looked to us to provide,” Muzeeyi said.

Study exposes harassment, pay gaps facing women in Uganda’s creative industry

Women reported discriminatory contracts, including restrictions on pregnancy, as well as limited access to childcare facilities, menstrual support and safe mechanisms for reporting harassment.

Many books come from trauma – Kampala Writes LitFest Day Two

The theme of this year's festival is 'Where Do Stories Come From?' but there was no need to ask that here. The story came from what happened to Amony and thousands of other young girls who were abducted and turned into sex slaves by the rebels.