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Ent. & Lifestyle: Zari to Full Figure: Stop Spending My Money for Me (opens the original)
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Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan has hit back at fellow socialite Full Figure after the latter questioned her lavish spending and wondered why some of that money was not being channelled into charity. Full Figure recently took issue with the millions Zari splashes on her glamorous birthday celebrations, suggesting that the money could instead be used to help less-privileged Ugandans. Zari, however, appears to have politely declined the unsolicited budgeting service. Responding on
Ent. & Lifestyle: Zari to Full Figure: Stop Spending My Money for Me (opens the original)
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Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan has hit back at fellow socialite Full Figure after the latter questioned her lavish spending and wondered why some of that money was not being channelled into charity. Full Figure recently took issue with the millions Zari splashes on her glamorous birthday celebrations, suggesting that the money could instead be used to help less-privileged Ugandans. Zari, however, appears to have politely declined the unsolicited budgeting service. Responding on
Ent. & Lifestyle: Afrigo Band vows to honour bookings after Moses Matovu’s death (opens the original)
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Afrigo Band has assured its clients and fans that the show will go on, despite the death of its founder and longtime leader, Moses Matovu. The band says it will honour all existing bookings and continue with its scheduled performances, as it seeks to preserve the legacy of the legendary musician who died on September 24, 2026. Matovu, the founder and lead act of Afrigo Band, was buried last week following his death, which sent shockwaves through Uganda’s music fraternity. His death also left fan
Ent. & Lifestyle: Afrigo Band vows to honour bookings after Moses Matovu’s death (opens the original)
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Afrigo Band has assured its clients and fans that the show will go on, despite the death of its founder and longtime leader, Moses Matovu. The band says it will honour all existing bookings and continue with its scheduled performances, as it seeks to preserve the legacy of the legendary musician who died on September 24, 2026. Matovu, the founder and lead act of Afrigo Band, was buried last week following his death, which sent shockwaves through Uganda’s music fraternity. His death also left fan
Ent. & Lifestyle: Singer Michael Kiwanuka reveals stroke, begins long road to recovery (opens the original)
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Ugandan-born British singer-songwriter Michael Kiwanuka has opened up about a difficult health battle, revealing that he suffered a stroke earlier this year and is now undergoing rehabilitation. The 39-year-old musician, whose soulful sound has earned him a global following and a strong connection with his Ugandan heritage, disclosed the news this week while announcing his forthcoming fifth album, Fudge. Kiwanuka said the stroke was caused by bleeding in his brain, which he attributed to high bl
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