By Muwanguzi Deborah Veteran Ugandan musician and lawyer Sylver Kyagulanyi has called on filmmakers to take control of their intellectual property as Uganda’s film industry continues to grow. Speaking at the Ikonversations session hosted by Reach A Hand Uganda in Lungujja, Kyagulanyi emphasized that creativity alone is not enough without understanding the business and legal…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Ugandan artist Joshua Baraka has issued a strong warning to creatives, urging them to deepen their skills as artificial intelligence continues to reshape the industry. Speaking during an appearance on Okay Africa, Baraka noted that AI is no longer a distant idea but an active force capable of producing music, designs, and…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Veteran Ugandan actor and playwright John Ssegawa has called on broadcasters to prioritize local storytelling, arguing that television still holds a vital role despite the rise of digital platforms. Speaking during celebrations marking 20 years of NTV Uganda, Ssegawa emphasized that television remains powerful because of its ability to build trust, unite…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Ugandan media personality Eddy Sendi has credited NTV Uganda with transforming the country’s entertainment industry by raising production and performance standards. Reflecting on the station’s 20-year journey, Sendi recalled an earlier era when music performances on television were basic and limited in reach. He noted that the arrival of NTV introduced high-quality…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Ugandan singer Spice Diana caused a stir after confiscating sound equipment following an unpaid performance in Bukomansimbi District. The artist had reportedly completed her set at a lively event, only for the promoter to skip her final payment. In response, she left the venue with laptops, microphones, speakers, and controllers, drawing mixed…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Ugandan singer King Saha has stirred debate after publicly calling out Bebe Cool and Jose Chameleone, demanding an apology for past derogatory comments. Speaking after a performance in Germany, Saha revealed that being labeled “mad” by Bebe Cool deeply affected him, especially since no apology was ever made.While he acknowledged a closer,…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Columnist Muwanguzi Deborah questions Uganda’s growing habit of organising runs for nearly every cause. She says that while these events raise awareness and promote health, they are becoming too common and sometimes feel more like social events than meaningful campaigns.She argues that not everyone can run and calls for more inclusive ways…
By Muwanguzi Deborah Nigerian singer Johnny Drille has expressed interest in collaborating with Uganda’s Joshua Baraka following a brief but impactful meeting in Uganda. Although they didn’t get time to record together, the encounter left a strong impression on Drille.He praised Baraka’s talent and described the potential collaboration as inevitable, saying it could result in…
By Muwanguzi Deborah April 19, 2026Fans of King Saha are redefining what it means to support an artist through their group, “Saha The Top King.” Led by Alma King, the members have built a strong sense of unity, treating each other like family and offering support in both good and difficult times. Inspired by his…
By Muwanguzi Deborah April 19, 2026Quiz nights are steadily becoming a popular trend in Kampala’s nightlife, offering a more interactive and engaging alternative to traditional hangouts. At a recent midweek event held in Bugolobi, young professionals and working-class revellers gathered in teams to test their knowledge while socialising. The event attracted both regular patrons and…
