Author: Sumayiya Namutebi
Every time you switch on a light, run a business, or charge your phone, you are part of Uganda’s electricity system. But did you know that your actions can either strengthen or weaken the reliability of power supply? Reliable electricity is not only the responsibility of utility Companies and regulators, it depends on all of us. As Uganda’s power system expands powering more homes, businesses, schools, health facilities, and factories than ever before, one critical question remains: what role does the public play in ensuring that electricity remains reliable? The continuity of a steady electricity supply rests on four pillars:…
Music, culture and international collaboration came together in a vibrant showcase at the Bridges & Beats Concert, held at Kingdom Kampala as part of the global Francophonie Month celebrations. Under this year’s theme, “Activating your Francophonie,” the event offered a fresh and immersive interpretation of French cultural expression, blending it seamlessly with African artistic traditions. From the moment gates opened, the atmosphere was electric. Revelers were drawn into a carefully curated musical journey that celebrated unity through rhythm, performance and cultural storytelling. High-energy sets from DJs Rocky and Lavet set the tone early, warming up the crowd with a mix…
The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) has officially unveiled the nominees for its highly anticipated 12th edition, with Gingerrr and The Herd leading the pack with 9 nominations each. The announcement was made live on Africa Magic channels on Sunday, 29 March and was hosted by AMVCA-winning actor Chimezie Imo. Gingerrr, The Herd, and To Kill A Monkey dominated the major categories, earning nods across acting, directing, and technical craftsmanship: a reflection of the quality of storytelling that has defined African film and television this past year. Also making a strong showing were To Kill A Monkey with 8…
Mwami lu: I’m concerned about a big College school inviting Gloria Buggie, an artist known for provocative attire, to perform for students. See that picture!?? Are parents aware of and comfortable with this decision? Muramuzi Oliver: I don’t think there’s any parent who would consent to such kind of ugly behaviour. These schools are spoiling young boys. This is bad and needs to be condemned. Two S UG @ug_2s: Some schools are spoiling children kida rael @Kida_rael649 : She’s stripping for young lads and there’s a goal here, it’s most certainly not good at all. But anyway no one really cares…
Uganda’s film and television industry is undergoing a quiet but important shift. More women are appearing at the center of the stories audiences watch, and increasingly, they are shaping the narratives behind the camera as well. This evolution is about more than representation. It is influencing how power is understood, how careers develop and how societies imagine leadership. For many years, women in Ugandan film and television were largely confined to predictable roles on screen and underrepresented behind the camera. Female characters were often secondary to male narratives, while the technical and decision-making spaces of directing, writing, and production leadership…
Over the weekend, Uganda’s corporate world transformed First Street in Kampala’s industrial area into a happy and nostalgic celebration during the Stanbic Bank FlexiPay-sponsored March 2026 edition of Reminisce Kadanke. The event, ‘The Daytime Disco Edition,’ offered moments of fun and dancing as revellers relived cherished memories associated with the selection of classic R&B and soul music at Kampala’s Club Govnor. Speaking at the event, Reminisce’s co-founder, Robert Victor Nsibirwa, said, “The Reminisce is an experiential event that brings together lovers of old-school culture to enjoy classic music while reconnecting with friends. We call this the grown folk’s playground because…