A chance to become better film makers beacons

During her keynote speech at the Uganda Film Festival, Nigerian actress Patience Ozwokor challanged stake holderts to create a film village ...

Coke Studio: Redefining music callaborations

Coke studio Africa is back. The show whose theme centers on fusion and pairing of unlike artistes was premiered at Zone 7, Bugolobi on Sat...

Dilman’s Felista dominates film awards

Dilman Dila’s Felista’s fable was the biggest winner at the second annual Uganda Film Festival awards gala with four awards in the Best s...

Telemundo is one

Time flies, just the other day, the likes of Mario Cimmaro, Carlos Ponce debuted on our screens on the Telemundo channel and today, its un...

Rashida Namulondo’s #Layers finally here

Poetry has indeed come a long way, from being one of the extra activities at festivals, to holding its own at shows like Kwivuga and Lante...

Tasting Kaz's Blue sugarcane

A cold and a rainy weather accented Kaz Kasozi’s show dubbed 7projects – episode 4; Gravity. An event that was rich on sound assortment; fro...

Multichoice Africa on the spot over Naija infested content

Bebe Cool was attacked and rebuked by a paper in yellow when he attacked DJs for not playing enough local music on radios and places of re...

Comedians soar with Plan B

Simplicity magnifies the magnanimity of one’s heart – so my high school teacher used to say every time she was persuading us to take a punis...

Gondaliya passes first film test

Film in Uganda has indeed come a long way, there were times the entire country waited for a single movie a year. Even when it came, it wa...

A showcase that was

Earlene Aonenji Chimoyo, a very refined girl; natural hair, deep eyes and those rare tender gazes, when she talks, she definitely owns t...

Why East Africa was shut in the cold at MTV Africa awards

The highly-anticipated MTV Africa Music Video Awards (MAMAs) were held last week in Durban, South Africa. As you can imagine, even when th...

Uganda Film Festival is here

When the Uganda Communication Commission (UCC) debuted the festival last year, pundits were skeptical about the intensions. Many thought tha...

Kwivuga celebrates Maya Angeluo

She was born Marguerite Johnson in St. Louis, Missouri, on April 4, 1928. During a traumatic childhood, she was rendered mute for six years....

Bayimba visits Fort Portal

It is that time of the year when the arts schedule gets busy. This week, the fun gets out of Kampala to Fort Portal where Bayimba foundatio...