Singer Jowy Landa has opened up on the biggest embarrassment and regrettable moment that she has ever faced in her six-year career. Jowy Landa made a fashion statement at the Galaxy FM 2024 Zzina Awards when she hit the red carpet in a dazzling outfit that exposed her chest. Dressed in a glittering see-through dress, Jowy Landa only had a small piece of tape to cover her areola, leaving the biggest part exposed. Speaking to Mr. Henrie during a recent exclusive interview, the singer revealed that it has been the biggest regret of her life. She explained that exposing herself…
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The Government of Uganda has officially cleared the resumption of Trade Order enforcement operations following a Cabinet meeting held at State House Entebbe on Monday. The decision marks the end of a temporary halt that was instituted to allow for consultations with various stakeholders who had petitioned the government for more time to comply with urban trade regulations. Minister Magyezi Confirms Cabinet Resolution Addressing journalists on Tuesday, the Minister for Local Government, Raphael Magyezi, confirmed that the implementation would proceed as originally scheduled. “Cabinet sitting yesterday (Monday) agreed and resolved that the implementation of the trade order should continue as…
Veteran singer and radio personality Rebecca Jjingo has addressed reports suggesting that she was once involved in a silent beef with fellow media presenter and singer Lady Titie. Over the years, rumours have been making rounds suggesting that Lady Titie and Rebecca Jjingo were not seeing eye to eye over sharing a man. During an interview, however, Rebecca denied the allegations, making it clear that they had never shared the same man. She claimed that she respected Lady Titie as her sister, and all the drama they used to do was to attract media attention and promote their shows. “She…
Officials at the launch of the Malaria Elimination Strategy on Thursday. Kampala, Uganda | URN | Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng has raised concern over growing vaccine hesitancy toward the malaria vaccine, noting that it mirrors the resistance seen when the COVID-19 vaccine was first introduced in Uganda. Speaking on Thursday during the launch of a new malaria elimination strategy, Aceng said the government is targeting zero malaria-related deaths by 2030. However, she acknowledged a major setback: one of the programme’s key interventions, the malaria vaccine, is not being embraced by communities at the expected rate. She observed that while…
St Savio Junior Kisubi Primary School is under police investigations following the disappearance of a Primary Six pupil last week. The missing learner has been identified as 12-year-old Victor Katungi, who reportedly vanished from the school last Thursday night during prep time. According to preliminary police findings, Victor was sent out of class at around 9 p.m. by his science teacher, Emmanuel Agaba, to collect his original paper after being accused of forging marks. He did not return. Detectives from Kisubi Police Post visited the school on Monday, reviewed CCTV footage, and questioned the administration over how the pupil disappeared from…
Socialite and businesswoman Prima Kadarshi has opened up about her bitter split with her ex-fiancé, musician Gesosteady, to the point that they don’t talk anymore. Prima, while appearing in her several TikTok live broadcasts, revealed that she was no longer in communication with her children’s father because they blocked each other on every platform. Prima made the revelation in line with Black Sugar’s confession about her bitter fallout with her now ex-boyfriend, Amos Lovinz. Using herself as an example, she advised Black Sugar to cut off communication or end anything that would put them in a position of interacting ever…
Singer Spice Diana has publicly forgiven the promoter who failed to pay her for her performance over the weekend. Spice Diana was the main act for a show in Bukomansimbi, but things went south when the promoter failed to honor the work agreement. Out of anger, Spice Diana exposed the promoter to her fans, and to make up for her fee, she carried some of the equipment, including computers and sound machines. The singer revealed she would never have come out to the media to clarify, but she received several phone calls from various media houses. Sitting before journalists, the singer…
Father Charles Oyo Amooti Kampala, Uganda | URN | A governance scholar and Catholic priest, Fr. Charles Oyo, has petitioned Parliament seeking the withdrawal or major amendment of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, warning that the proposed law threatens constitutional rights, civic space, and Uganda’s governance framework. In the petition dated April 24, 2026, and addressed to the Speaker of Parliament, the Attorney General, and other key state actors, Fr. Oyo argues that the Bill, in its current form, “does not achieve” its stated objectives but instead risks undermining democracy and criminalising ordinary civic activity. Fr. Oyo, a researcher…
Brigadier General Barigye Ruheesi and his co accused Appearing Before the General Court Martial in Makindye. Kampala, Uganda | URN | The General Court Martial in Makindye has remanded four Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) officers over the alleged theft of 270,000 litres of fuel meant for military operations. The accused are Brigadier General James Barigye Ruheesi, Colonel David Ociti Kidega, Major Innocent Kikongi Mugumya, and Captain Kenneth Labwon Kinyera. They appeared before a panel chaired by Brigadier Richard Tukacungurwa and were charged with one count of engaging in personal interests that endanger operational efficiency, contrary to Section 122(b) of the…
Sunday has slowly become one of the most happening days of the week, and staying home almost feels criminal of late. Whether it’s a brunch, a party, or something out of this world, there’s a place to be every Sunday. Yesterday, Kampala’s soft life faithful knew exactly where to be- Silo 15 Lounge, at Bandali Rise in Bugolobi, for the April edition of the Silo Daycation, powered by Don Julio. By noon, the city’s big ballers and beauties were already rolling in, dressed to impress and ready to toast to April’s wins while looking ahead to what May holds. The…