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Frank Gashumba Criticizes Ugandan Artists for Lacking Celebrity Class
Political expert Frank Gashumba attacked local musicians for having no style or star quality. He appeared on Sanyuka Television and questioned how these performers can claim celebrity status. Gashumba pointed out that real stars do not cook with charcoal stoves at home. He also criticized artists who ride motorcycles for transport instead of cars. The analyst said true celebrities never perform at children's birthday parties for small money. Gashumba remembered the early 2000s when artists like Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool bought expensive cars. He mentioned how Bobi Wine purchased a Cadillac Escalade and Bebe Cool got a Hummer vehicle. The political commentator challenged current musicians to show similar success and money management. He...
Zert Essential - Uganda's Creative Entrepreneur Merging Tech and Film
Siraje Kizito rocks Uganda's entertainment world under his stage name Zert Essential. The creative genius studied Computer Engineering before jumping into media and film work. He earned extra degrees in Digital Marketing and film directing from a top school in Britain between 2018 and 2020. His tech background mixed with creative passion makes him stand out from other content makers. People across Uganda know him as a major force behind cameras and computer screens. Kizito built his business empire called Zert Creatives Uganda after finishing school. The company runs several projects like Zert Creative Media TV Uganda and his popular TikTok page. He also makes films that tell real African stories using modern technology. His work...
Former South African Vice President David Mabuza Dies After Breathing Difficulties
David Mabuza's family finally told people what killed the former deputy president on Thursday. The 64-year-old politician died at a Gauteng hospital after his lungs stopped working properly. Doctors tried to save him but he passed away before they could help. His relatives said he went to the emergency room when breathing became hard. Medical staff worked fast to keep him alive but could not stop his death. Family members called Mabuza a loving husband and father who cared deeply about South Africa. They said he spent his whole life trying to make things better for regular people. His political work helped fight for freedom and democracy across the country. The family thinks he saw politics as a way to change lives for good. They...
Court Acquits Defendants in Mai Jeremaya Rape Case After Trial
Harare Regional Magistrate Letwin Rwodzi cleared two men of rape charges against social media star Ashley Masendeke. The judge found Thabo Blessing Dube and Martin Charlie not guilty after hearing all the evidence. Masendeke goes by the name Mai Jeremaya online and has many followers. The case went to court months ago and attracted lots of media coverage. People across Zimbabwe watched the trial closely. The magistrate said the evidence showed Masendeke agreed to have sex for money. Her story had many holes and changed during the trial. The defense lawyers told a believable story that made sense. The prosecution could not prove the men committed rape. Rwodzi said convicting them would be wrong given the weak evidence. The two...
Wicknell Chivayo Gifts Jah Prayzah's Wife a Land Rover Defender
Business mogul Wicknell Chivayo surprised Jah Prayzah's wife with an expensive new car for the musician's birthday celebration. The wealthy entrepreneur chose to honor the popular singer through a generous gift to his spouse instead of giving something directly to him. Chivayo posted a lengthy Facebook message praising Jah Prayzah's musical journey from his modest start to becoming a global music star. He highlighted how the artist's songs carry deep spiritual meaning that touches people around the world. The businessman wanted to show appreciation for the musician's talent and impact on fans everywhere. Chivayo shifted focus to recognize the important role wives play behind successful husbands. He wrote about how women provide silent...
Zanu PF Youth Leader Donates Shoes and School Fees to Hurungwe Students
Tapiwa Masenda stepped up to help kids who had nothing on their feet during school hours. The ZANU PF Mashonaland West Youth Chairperson saw children walking to class without shoes during the cold winter months. He decided to do something about this sad situation right away. Masenda bought more than 150 pairs of brand new school shoes for students who needed them most. He also paid school fees for 30 children across three different primary schools. The generous leader visited Madzimoyo, Wino, and Kangurunguru Primary Schools to hand out the footwear. Many students had been attending classes barefoot before his visit. The winter weather made things even harder for these young learners who walked long distances to reach school each day...
Mummy Gadgets Founder Alma Namunswa D Leads with Innovation and Impact
Alma Namunswa rocks the business world under her famous name Mummy Gadgets. She was born at Nsambya Hospital on April 29, 1995, and later studied Ethics and Human Rights at Makerere University. Her journey from student to successful entrepreneur shows what hard work can achieve. She started with a simple love for children's accessories and turned it into something much bigger. Her dedication and clear purpose helped her build a thriving business empire. Mummy Gadgets operates from Pioneer Mall at PA11 and sells educational tablets, smartwatches, trendy gadgets, and UK-used phones. Alma focuses on quality products and keeping customers happy with her service. Her efforts paid off when she won the Best Gadgets Distributor award at the...
Uganda Urged to Speed Up Digital Transformation or Fall Behind
Uganda faces a digital crisis that could leave the country behind as East Africa races into the tech future. Experts and industry leaders delivered this harsh warning at a major summit held in Kampala last week. The nation must act fast or risk becoming a digital wasteland compared to its neighbors. Government officials and tech giants gathered to discuss how Uganda can catch up with the rest of Africa. The message was clear that digital transformation has become a matter of survival for the economy. The numbers tell a troubling story about Uganda's tech struggles. Internet access reaches just 30 percent of people compared to Kenya's impressive 54 percent penetration rate. Rwanda sits at 48 percent and Tanzania follows at 43 percent...
Court Orders Government to Hand Over ITMS Documents for Review
A judge just forced Uganda's government to hand over secret papers about a Russian spy project. Justice Boniface Wamala gave officials 60 days to produce the documents after Legal Brains Trust took them to court. The nonprofit group has been fighting for these papers since 2021. Their lawyer Stanley Okecho demanded access to contracts with Joint Stock Company Global Security. The Russian firm wants to track every car and motorcycle in the country. Government officials tried to hide the documents from public view. They claimed national security and investor privacy would be at risk. Haji Yunus Kakande from the President's office called the request a fishing expedition. He said the papers were too sensitive to release. The judge...
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