Artists should embrace technology - Chiyesu

Andrew Mulenga's Hole In The Wall: Artists should embrace technology - Chiyesu : By Andrew Mulenga He may be a graphic designer by p...

The Bebe Cool that stepped on tables – I miss that guy

This morning, I was busking in a glow of good music, Bebe Cool’s Never trust no people. At a tender age, that was the first Ugandan reggae...

Why you should attend a festival this year

Every year, on December 31, people look up to the sky as they wait for it to clock 12am; you know that announces the New Year. There, they...

Big Brother's Kacey Mo for tonight's Lantern Meet

Ellah and Kacey Mo addressing journalists During the just concluded season of Big Brother, Kacey Mo used to be Ellah’s biggest fan; de...

Why Bebe's Everywhere I Go is not yet here

With a few days to Christmas, Bebe Cool took to his Facebook page to wish his fans happy holidays, he asked them not to drink and drive be...

Deceptions 5 promises more drama

“Oli musiru  oba oli mujega” – Maama Nalweyiso Hello everyone, and welcome to what promises to be a fantastic season of Deceptions, that’...

May be too early to write off the Obsessions

Add caption We may wonder if any of us is still obsessed with Obsessions! Some think Ronnie Mulindwa should just give the idea up and do...

2015, films to look out for in the first quarter

A still from Wako The year 2014 was promising, very promising. Paresh Gondaliya and Aaron Alone Zziwa gave us The Superstition , ...

AFRIE - ASKARI

Over the time we meet talent that’s unique and fresh. Most of the times, such quality is usually ignored, but at Tsup Ug, being diffe...

What lies beneath the hype...

It was the most anticipated series for a long time, the social media hype, trailers, YouTube hits and all that, Ugandans could indeed not wa...

Beneath The Lies is finally here

It is by far Uganda’s most anticipated TV show; an all-star cast with the likes of Geatano Kaggwa, Flavia Tumusiime, Cedric Babu, Rabadaba, ...

Theatre festival makes an impressive first cut

When the Kampala International Theatre festival opened on Wednesday, November 26, many people were skeptical; some thought it was one of t...

Tribute to Wycliffe Kiyingi: His last interview

There’s something queer about old architecture –innocent designs, well laid boundaries and that never fading feel of happiness. The moment...

Ster City; South Africa's joyful pain

A scene from the production The most amazing thing in the life of an arts journo is when a pretty famous international star looks at you...