Kenneth Mugabi’s Kibunomu finally reveals self

 In the song that has made Kenneth Mugabi a vocalist to look out for, Kibun’omu, he seems to sing about lost love that he likens to a shoo...

Sembera places Ntale above her contemporaries

“Boy come closer you know that I need you our love is forever and it will never melt away….” The lines open the song that may after this y...

Bobi Wine releases Situka as Tubonga Nawe boycott bites

Bobi Wine could be the most desirable artiste at the moment. Since he released Ndi Muna Uganda to counter an All Star Tubonga Nawe, he ha...

Genevieve's Road to Yesterday is a misguided run

There was a lot of excitement leading to the release of Ishaya Bako’s Road to Yesterday , this was the director’s first feature and anothe...

Review: House Arrest

House Arrest, Uganda’s most awarded film of 2015 and one of the two nominated Ugandan films for the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (...

Music in 2015 and why Maurice Kirya’s Busabala is the most important song of the year

Music has been a mixed package in 2015, even when a new sound or an outstanding artist has not been discovered; this is one entertainment ...

Fun Factory ends year with 5 Star Madness

Fun Factory on Thursday wound up their performance year with one hell of a 5Star Madness show at Serena Hotel’s Victoria Conference Hall....

Rita Sabiti climaxes Qwela Junction Diva show

Truth is for many art enthusiasts, Rita Sabiti is a legend, yet for millennials, she was that name without a face. She had been called leg...

Afrigo Band, a soundtrack of Uganda’s history

The Afrigo Band @ 40 concerts that was held at Hotel Africana was a moment of reflection; looking at where the country has been and where...

Tubonga Nawe is not bad after all

Well, from Mr. DJ featuring Benon’s Swangz Avenue and the Goodlyfe Crew to Ladies Night by DJ Shiru featuring another lot of artists, all...

Afande on Duty; Good for the artiste, bad for comedy

Daring a one man show is somewhat a benchmark of a bold comedian, thus, when George Mulindwa, aptly known as Afande Kelekele announced he ...

Call 112: You know this was a missed call right?

It was supposed to take us into the dark world of human organ trafficking, though, for some reason, Joseph Ssebagala’s Call 112 was just a...

Review: Bala Bala Sese

Bala Bala Sese was indeed a film to watch out for – an unimaginable love story between the village belle and boy about the rural. It’s a s...

Review: Mbamalawo - Navio

As an artiste, you will always be advised to sing in a language you’re either comfortable in or the one that you feel your fans get the m...

Uganda celebrates mediocrity at Chameleone’s Wale Wale do

Ugandans cherish mediocrity; you don’t have to perfect things for them to call you superb, legendary or the best to ever do a thing. Take ...

Guitar maestros bring the house down

Not many people dare to hold concerts on Sunday because of a simple reason, Kampala party goers usually party on Friday, Saturday and Sunday...

Review: A woman's body is a battlefield

Theatre is life; it is that one space where messages are passed on in whichever language/culture and they perfectly communicate. It was th...

St. Nelly-Sade's Stories of Revelation - worth the wait

I loved performing as a student. I really liked being on that stage to give it to all the haters but mostly, the girls that had rejected m...

Navio defines the 'journey' with Kigozi

There’s was something about Navio’s videos that always failed to cut it. Dude would shoot a video in a South African suburb, with their gi...

Qwela's Joe wows with Kahiri - Massive stuff

We all know Joseph Kahirimbanyi, the front man for Qwela Band, well, he released a limited edition for his debut album Kihiri. The album t...

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