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East African Community (EAC) Secretary General concludes official visit to Uganda with ket strategic engagements

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MultiChoice Talent Factory Welcomes New Cohort in East Africa - Now Then Digital

The MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) has opened its doors to another group of aspiring filmmakers in East Africa. Twenty students have joined the Nairobi-based academy, one of three across the continent — the others are in Lagos and Lusaka — to begin a nine-month training program aimed at preparing them for careers in film and television. The program, which has been running since 2018, is known for producing graduates who go on to work at MultiC…Read Article

Gen. Mega Dee Says He’s Retiring From Music at the End of 2025 - Now Then Digital

Ugandan musician turned U.S.-based medical doctor, Amos Kigenyi—better known as Gen. Mega Dee—has announced that he’s calling it quits on music by the end of this year. In a recent chat on social media, Mega Dee said he’s stepping away from recording and performing to focus fully on his career in healthcare, which has become his main hustle in the U.S. “I’m retiring from music this year,” he said, “and I just want to thank my fans in Uganda and…Uganda · Uganda Read Article

Winnie Nwagi Refutes Drug Abuse Claims

Musician Winnie Nwagi has dismissed claims that she uses drugs or performs while intoxicated. TheMataala hitmaker was responding to a viral TikTok video in which the host alleged that she abuses a drug known as crystal meth. “I watched the video and said, ‘What!’ Ugandans have a problem, when they notice changes, they don’t research. Some are just looking for content or views, so they sit and say things that harm us,” Nwagi said. She also clarif…Social Media · Uganda See the Story

Cedric Babu Dies at 46 in Nairobi After Heart Complications and Evacuation Efforts

Ugandan media figure Cedric Babu dies in Nairobi at 46 after battling a heart condition. Fundraiser aimed to support his London heart transplant.Tennis · Uganda See the Story

Sheebah Announces Comeback Concert, “The Return of the Queen,” Set for August 2025

By BigEyeUg Team Sheebah Karungi is officially back! After nearly seven months away from the spotlight, the Queen herself has announced a highly anticipated concert dubbed “The Return of the Queen.” The show is slated for 22nd August 2025, marking her grand return to the stage. This news follows Sheebah’s recent return to Uganda after a maternity break, during which she took time off to focus on personal matters. Her last major public performanc…Kampala · Kampala See the Story

Health Ministry Hails Police on New Electronic Express Penalty System

Training boda riders on accident and emergencies Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Ministry of Health has welcomed the implementation of the Electronic Express Penalty System against errant drivers. The system is an automated system designed to detect and enforce traffic violations using CCTV cameras and digital number plates. It is part of the Intelligent Transport Management System (ITMS), which aims to reduce road accidents and improve…Kabale · Kabale See the Story

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