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Fast-rising female musician Mariam Kugonza has reported a case at Bunga Kalungu Police Post after her phone was stolen on Sunday morning in Kansanga following a night out at a bar. The thieves have been threatening to release her nude photos and explicit videos unless she pays them 5 million shillings. True to their threats, they released a sample of semi-nude photos yesterday, promising to release a video that will not only shock the nation but also leave Kugonza’s image severely damaged.

In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful Indeed, we are from God and indeed to Him we shall return. Dear Iranian nation and the great Islamic Ummah, The great Mujahid, the standard-bearer of Resistance in the region, a virtuous scholar of religion, and a wise political leader – Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah (may God be pleased with him) – achieved martyrdom in last night’s tragic events in Lebanon and has ascended to the heavens.

By Our Reporter CTA Space, the advertising/marketing agency at the centre of the MTN market agency dispute, has questioned the said review process of it’s (CTA Space) suitability purportedly carried out by M&C Saatchi Abel. In response to a press statement issued by MTN Uganda last week in which the telecommunications giant retaliated its commitment to resolving the standoff fairly, CTA Space insists there’s unfairness in the whole process.

During a conference held at Muteesa I Royal University, Abdollah Abbasi, the Cultural Chancellor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Uganda, emphasized the importance of unity amongst Muslims. He highlighted that peace, empathy, and friendship are the values of true followers of the Islamic school of thought, as exemplified by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

The new Uganda Cranes jersey, featuring a bold design and MTN’s logo, was unveiled, symbolizing renewed support for the national team. All Ugandans and football fans are urged to buy the new jersey and wear it proudly during the AFCON qualifiers, emphasizing the power of unified fan support.

On Sunday 18th August 2024, Ugandan singer Lil Pazo, real name Yasin Mukasa, held a successful concert with revellers turning up in good numbers at Aero Beach, Entebbe. Fellow artists including Spice Diana, Roden Y Kabako, Martha Mukisa, Champion Ogudo, and Mikie Wine, among several performed at the “Enkudi Beach Festival” before Lil Pazo hit the stage. Regarded the moment of the night, Irene Ntale stepped on stage midway Lil Pazo’s performance and the two shared pleasantries on the stage.

According to Eddy Kenzo, the president for Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), Azawi’s calls for musicians to protest corruption come from inexperience. He believes that as people get older, they speak less and learn from their experiences. Kenzo feels that he and others have been in the industry longer and have seen more than Azawi. “As people age, they tend to speak less, influenced by their experiences. Where Azawi is now, we’ve been before.

Musician Spice Diana has added her voice to Azawi’s criticism of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF). Through her social media, Azawi expressed contempt towards musicians who have chosen to be silent on issues affecting Ugandans, especially corruption and on how their interests and decisions have been compromised by the government.

By Dr. Mohammad Mahdi Imanipour The Chairman of the Policy-making Council of Interreligious Dialogue of the Islamic Republic of Iran has issued a statement condemning the insulting of Christian sanctities in the 2024 Paris Olympics The greatness and sanctity of divine religions and prophets, who are symbols of God’s mercy and human salvation, are not deniable and violation of this sanctity in any form and in any part of the world is reprehensible and condemned.

Uganda’s cultural wealth and vibrant creative sector are poised to drive economic growth, social cohesion, and cultural preservation. However, the Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC), established under the Cap 50 Uganda National Cultural Centre Act of 1959, is struggling to lead the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) effectively. As we delve into the development of CCIs, it becomes clear that significant reforms are needed for the UNCC to fulfil its potential.