Ahead of her concert, the very first of 2025 in Uganda, Spice Diana gave special mention to the five artists she believed worked the hardest in the previous year.In an interview on NBS TV, Spice Diana revealed tha
Following the New Year clash between musicians Alien Skin and Pallaso at the Empelle Festival, several people have reacted to the saga, from politicians, fellow musicians, Uganda Police, and security forces to even comedians like Patrick Salvador, who have had t
Democratic Alliance, through its leader Mathias Mpuuga, has committed itself to help musicians Patrick Mulwana (Alien Skin) and Mayanja Pius (Pallaso) reform.Mpuuga said on Friday that the duo has been ignored and
Buganda Prime Minister (Katikkiro), Charles Peter Mayiga, has announced a ban on Gravity Omutujju’s music from being played on Buganda Kingdom’s media platforms, BBS TV and CBS FM.The Premier on Monday vowed t
The Ministry of Energy says opening up new areas will, among others, contribute to the sustainability of oil production. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development has opened up three new areas or frontier basins for petroleum activities spanning 17,244 square kilometres across the c
Ronald Magada, aka Maro, is a Ugandan singer commonly known as the RnB Kyabazinga. He has for a long time been regarded as Busoga’s biggest export but about four years ago, he relocated to Germany to settle with his family and also in search of greener pastures. Last weekend the singer
Former One Direction singer Liam Payne was found dead outside a hotel in Buenos Aires after the 31-year-old fell from his third-floor room balcony, Argentine police said on Wednesday. In a statement, the capital police said they were called to the hotel in the capital's leafy Palermo nei
About 50.9 percent of Fort Portal City's total wetland area has been degraded due to human activities, a new study has revealed. According to the study by Aid Environment, commissioned by Join for Water in collaboration with Fort Portal City, wetland cover reduced from 537.4 hectares to
As Uganda marks 62 years of flag Independence today, the vibrant civic society we once hoped would shape our shared life after the Union Jack was lowered remains elusive to this day. The answer to a seemingly simple question, that is: who exactly are we, is not quite forthcoming. Often
