Will Young Grace leave Guma-Guma?

Female rapper Young Grace found herself in a sticky spot after photos of her wearing a Skol branded jersey made rounds on social media.

The singer is among this year’s contestants of Primus Guma Guma Super Star, and the rules stipulate that a contestant should not be spotted ‘supporting’ a rival company until after the contest.

The photos show Young Grace wearing a Skol branded-Rayon Sports jersey, and it created controversy with so many people on the Internet defending the singer, while others said it was wrong.

News reaching us is that organisers have been contemplating disqualifying the singer from the competition. But it is not yet clear on whether they will.

Sources indicate that organisers also decided to withhold a one month Guma-Guma salary, amounting to Rwf1 million. 

Rwandan to take part in Miss Africa Canada

14 African women will be vying for the title of the inaugural Miss Africa Canada and Rwandans can as well get ready to support their representative.

Nancy Sibylle Uwase is among the contestants who will be competing for the crown under the slogan "Expression of African Heritage”. It will be a presentation of African heritage in dance, song and talent.  At the pageant, each individual contestant will take people through a cultural odyssey of the country they represent on June 23 at L’olympia Montreal. Rwanda is a country with a rich culture, and so the representative will most likely do well.  Uwase will be competing against contestants from countries like Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, DRC, Guinea Conakry, Togo, Nigeria, Mali, and Tanzania. We wish her the best.

Weasel protects Radio’s property, beats brother

Goodlyfe singing half Weasel was involved in a scuffle a few days ago with the late Radio’s brother Frank.  According to NeverLand sources, Frank came to the duo’s Makindye based pad to fetch more property, something that did not go well with Weasel.

It is said in the past Frank has been picking property and was timing when he was out. On the unfortunate night Frank found Weasel home. "Frank has been picking property in the night. He picked the dogs then chairs and had now picked more property.”

During the scuffle, Frank’s car was completely damaged. Currently all of Radio’s property is safely locked away until the attorney general reads the artiste’s will.

I was off social media to find God - Huddah Monroe

Cute Kenyan socialite turned business lady Al Huddah Njoroge, known to many as Huddah Monroe, has finally opened up about her short hiatus from social media. As reported earlier, Huddah had deleted all her Instagram photos and kept off social media in a move that left throngs of her fans and followers at crossroads. Huddah, however, made a surprise comeback and made it public in a series of Instagram photos as she revealed why she had gone MIA.

The socialite had taken a break from social media and deleted her photos because she was working on herself spiritually by trying to "find God”, before finding herself’.

‘’My bosses, I think I like this photo better. So let’s delete the others, I also promise to never delete photos again. I was undergoing a transition. Spiritually. I had to find God, then find myself,’’ she captioned one of her photos.

Huddah’s comeback happened just months after she had announced that she was quitting the socialite business. The damsel, in a number of interviews revealed that she had transformed into a businesswoman and was more focused on building her business empire by working hard, instead of depending on old white sponsors. The world believed her, only for her to drop a bombshell by going back to posting raunchy photos and globetrotting as a socialite.

Is Diamond Platnumz quitting music?

Just days after Kenyan boy band Sauti Sol mentioned that they are contemplating quitting music, bongo flavour star Diamond Platnumz has also hinted that he is planning to exit the industry.

Diamond, whose life has been full of drama, has revealed that he will soon quit music to concentrate on his business empire which has been gradually growing over the years.

The Tanzanian artiste said he’s currently actively doing music to accumulate enough capital so that when he quits, he can comfortably run his businesses while also nurturing upcoming music talent.

We are told that the celebrated musician made the disclosure while hosting a group of entertainment stakeholders at his Wasafi headquarters in the leafy suburbs of Mbezi, Dar es Salaam.

It is said that Diamond also launched a Muslim TV programme Nyumba ya Imani which will soon debut on Wasafi TV.

It is not the first time that Diamond has hinted intentions to quit music. Among his vast business interests is the Wasafi Classic Baby (WCB) recording label which already boosts of high performing talented artistes such as Rayvanny, Harmonize, Lava Lava, Marombosso, Queen Darling and Rich Mavoko. The singer also runs Wasafi TV and Radio stations and also has his own Chibu perfume fragrance and Diamond Karanga peanut brand.