Ugandan dancehall singer Cindy Sanyu has defended artists’ behavior after meeting renowned Jamaican dancehall artist Spice Official, citing that they were just overwhelmed with excitement. Spice landed in Uganda three days ago ahead of her 2026 Kampala concert and received a massive reception from the local media and entertainment fraternity. Among the artists who welcomed her were dancehall artists Buchaman, Fik Gaza, and Ziza Bafana. During this time, the artists were given a chance to do their freestyles, setting netizens’ tongues wagging, with many criticizing the artists, saying they embarrassed Ugandans owing to their half-baked content. Cindy, while addressing members…
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Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda Civil Aviation Authority Director General Fred Bamwesigye has called for stronger competition frameworks in Africa’s aviation sector, warning that liberalized airspace without proper regulation risks undermining fairness and consumer protection. Opening a three-day continental workshop on competition regulations in air transport at Speke Resort Munyonyo on May 6, Bamwesigye said the push for open skies under the Yamoussoukro Decision must be matched with enforceable rules to ensure a level playing field. “Open skies must be matched with fair competition,” he said, noting that without robust frameworks, liberalization could lead to market distortions, unfair practices,…
Members from musicians Pallaso and King Saha’s camps are reportedly nursing wounds following their huge clash at one of the popular hangout spots in Kampala. The incident happened last night at Supremacy Lounge in Nakulabye, where both artists had gone to support MC Scorpion at his event. According to an eyewitness who was present before the scuffle erupted, the altercation reportedly began shortly after Pallaso completed his performance and encountered King Saha in the parking lot. Both artistes were reportedly accompanied by members of their respective camps. Following a heated exchange, tensions quickly escalated into a physical confrontation, with individuals…
Captain Denis Oola, Dr Kizza Besigye and Obeid Lutale Appearing before the High Court in Kampala. Kampala, Uganda | URN | The prosecution in the treason case against veteran opposition politician Kizza Besigye has accused him and his co-accused of threatening state witnesses, as the hearing continues on an application seeking to conceal the identities of prosecution witnesses. The allegations emerged on Wednesday during the cross-examination of Chief State Attorney Joseph Kyomuhendo, who swore an affidavit supporting an application to conceal the identities of six out of ten witnesses the state intends to rely on in the case against Besigye, his…
Some of the winners pose for a group photograph Kampala, Uganda | ENTEBBENEWS.NET | Uganda’s junior golf circuit witnessed another defining moment as the NCBA Uganda Inter-Schools Golf Championship teed off for its fifth edition at the Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa. Regarded as the country’s premier inter-schools golf competition, the tournament once again demonstrated its growing stature on May 5, drawing between 150 and 200 young golfers from 30 to 45 schools across the country. Over the years, it has established itself as a key pathway for nurturing talent, with many participants advancing to regional and international stages.…
A renowned Jamaican Dancehall musician has given back to vulnerable Ugandan communities through her Grace Hamilton Foundation. A few days back, Spice arrived in Uganda ahead of her performance this weekend. Since her arrival, Spice has exhibited unmatched compassion to those she has so far interacted with, a gesture that has melted so many hearts. In one of the videos making rounds, the dancehall queen could be seen tipping her room service waiter, Lawrence, with 100 USD, much to his excitement. She has continued to spread love and support by donating basic needs to one of Uganda’s ghetto communities, equipping…
Owekitiibwa Charles Peter Mayiga (right) welcomes Kasujja to Bulange on Wednesday. Kampala, Uganda | SARAH NANTEZA KYOBE & DAVID MUWONGE | Forty-two days after assuming leadership of the Uganda Media Centre, Alan Kasujja paid a courtesy visit to the Katikkiro of Buganda (Prime Minister) Charles Peter Mayiga, at Bulange, Mengo, on Monday, 6th May 2026. The visit marked the beginning of what will become a collaborative relationship aimed at enhancing development communication and promoting national unity. Kasujja expressed his gratitude to the Katikkiro for accepting his request to visit and outlined the government’s vision of communicating prosperity and…
Kampala, Uganda | Xinhua | Ugandan authorities on Wednesday announced the arrest of suspected members of an international drug cartel operating in the capital, Kampala. The Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement that a Ugandan national and two Nigerians were apprehended during an intelligence-led operation targeting a sophisticated network with global connections. The suspects, identified as Ugandan national Mugisha Keith King and Nigerians Ikemefuna Testimony Udo and Ikemefuna Annointing, are currently in custody. According to the ministry, Mugisha had previously served a 12-year prison sentence in neighboring Kenya for drug trafficking. He was found in possession of multiple…
Refugees in Uganda Isingiro, Uganda | URN | Nakivale refugee settlement center in Isingiro district registered the highest settlement Gender Based Violence incidents in the second quarter in 2025. According to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees Gender Violence Dashboard, the incidents were captured on the Gender Based Violence Information Management System from all refugee host regions. The statistics call for the urgency of securing donor support to alleviate these constraints which remains paramount for protecting vulnerable groups, particularly women and children, and preserving crucial gains made in community resilience and human rights. During the second quarter in general…
Commissioner for Transport Regulation and Safety Winstone Katushabe Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | The government is planning major reform that could eliminate the role of middlemen and car agents in Uganda’s motor vehicle registration process as officials move to curb delays, hidden charges and alleged exploitation of motorists. The proposed changes emerged during a high-level meeting convened by Works and Transport Minister Edward Katumba Wamala involving vehicle dealers, clearing agents, officials from the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) and representatives of the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System (ITMS). Officials said the government is increasingly concerned that some clearing and car agents have…