Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has officially reinstated the traditional double round-robin format for the 2025/26 Uganda Premier League (UPL) season, a decision that has reignited optimism among fans and clubs—but also raised serious concerns about the future of club funding. During a press briefing on Saturday, FUFA President Moses Magogo—alongside UPL Chairman Arinaitwe Rugyendo, FUFA CEO Edgar Watson, and other officials—confirmed the reversal of the recently introduced split-league format. The decision followed widespread opposition from fans and clubs such as Vipers SC, who argued that the system undermined competition and tradition. However, the return to the old…

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Ugandan music sensation Spice Diana, born Hajara Namukwaya, celebrates her 29th birthday today—marking yet another milestone in a remarkable journey that has taken her from a hopeful teenage rapper to one of the country’s most admired music icons. Her devoted fan base, known as the Spice Gadgets, continues to flood social media with heartfelt tributes and birthday wishes, celebrating not just her music but her influence and resilience. Spice Diana burst onto the music scene in 2014 with her debut single “Onsanula.” The track quickly gained traction, earning her the Best Female Breakthrough Artist award at the 2015 HiPipo Music…

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In a dramatic political turn, Brian Jakisa Mungu, the National Unity Platform (NUP) Coordinator for the Acholi Sub-region, has officially joined the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) together with 36 of his supporters. The defection was announced on Wednesday during President Yoweri Museveni’s campaign rally at Kaunda Grounds in Gulu City. Mungu and his team—comprising district registrars, coordinators, and mobilizers from Gulu and surrounding districts—were warmly received by President Museveni and senior NRM officials amid cheers from the crowd. Speaking at the event, Mungu said his decision to abandon NUP followed what he called “a deep reflection” on the party’s…

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Musician Mark Bugembe, widely known by his stage name Buchaman, has appealed to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s government to recognize and appreciate his contributions toward transforming Uganda’s ghetto communities through various development initiatives. Buchaman expressed disappointment over what he termed as a lack of acknowledgment for his efforts in improving the lives of ghetto youths. He noted that through his 7 Hills project, many young people found employment with KCCA as road cleaners, helping them turn away from crime and start earning an honest living. > “The government should reward me because I initiated most of the projects running in…

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Musician Weasel Manizo has broken his silence about the pain he continues to endure following the death of his music partner, Mowzey Radio, expressing frustration and disappointment toward both Radio’s family and former Goodlyfe manager Chagga. In a leaked WhatsApp voice note shared with YouTuber Frank Ntambi, Weasel revealed that life has never been the same since Radio’s passing, saying those he expected to support him have instead deepened his struggles. Weasel took particular issue with Chagga, who recently claimed in an interview that Weasel was never a true friend to Radio, but only a colleague in music. The remarks,…

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Eddy Kenzo, President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), has responded to criticism over his involvement in President Yoweri Museveni’s recently released music album. The album, featuring several Ugandan artists, celebrates Museveni’s leadership and contributions to Uganda’s peace and development. Despite its positive message, some critics claimed Kenzo and other artists were motivated by money. During a TikTok discussion over the weekend, Kenzo firmly denied the allegations. He clarified that neither he nor the other musicians were paid to record the album. “We were not paid to record President Museveni’s album. It’s something we did for free — me…

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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has vowed to tackle persistent challenges in the Acholi sub-region, including delayed compensation, gaps in education, livestock restocking, and human-wildlife conflicts. Speaking at a campaign rally in Anaka Town Council, Nwoya District, Museveni assured residents that his government remains committed to supporting communities heavily affected by past conflicts and development projects. The President highlighted delays in compensation for residents displaced by the Karuma Hydropower Project, noting that UGX 11 billion has been paid while UGX 48 billion is still pending. He pledged to direct the Prime Minister to ensure all affected families receive their payments promptly.…

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Hajj Faruk Kirunda, the Special Presidential Assistant on Press and Mobilisation and Deputy Spokesperson, has urged the people of Kamuli District to unite and give overwhelming support to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in the upcoming general elections. While addressing more than 250 boda boda stage chairpersons and NRM leaders in Kamuli, Kirunda warned that refusing to back President Museveni — even because of internal disagreements — would be “like digging your own grave and burying yourself.” He reminded residents of their voting patterns in the 2021 elections, noting that although many in the region did not support Museveni, he still…

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The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Justice Simon Byabakama Mugenyi, has cautioned political aspirants against violating electoral laws as the country gears up for the 2026 general elections. Speaking to journalists at the EC headquarters in Kampala on October 21, 2025, Justice Byabakama revealed that the commission is currently handling over 200 petitions from candidates contesting for various Local Government positions. He acknowledged that the commission is overwhelmed by the high number of cases but assured the public that all will be resolved before campaigns officially begin. He urged candidates to remain patient and respect the EC’s processes as…

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The National Unity Platform (NUP) has officially presented Florence Asio as its candidate for the Bukedea Woman Member of Parliament seat, setting up a tense political battle with Speaker of Parliament Anita Among. Among had previously appeared unopposed after three rival candidates were controversially removed from the voters’ register. NUP President Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, announced Asio’s candidature on Monday, accusing the Electoral Commission (EC) and the courts of colluding to eliminate opposition challengers. > “Anita Among, working through the Electoral Commission and the courts, recently ensured that the NUP, FDC, and Independent candidates were deleted from…

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