Ugandan golfer Rugumayo has won the Johnnie Walker Uganda Golf Open at Uganda Golf Club, becoming the first Ugandan to claim the title since 2014, according to The Independent Uganda. His victory, described as a putting masterclass, ended a long winless streak for home players. The report notes the win came as the Toro Kingdom mourns the passing of its king, adding emotional weight to the triumph by the 'son of Toro' in Kampala.

Once a month at a dance studio in Kamwokya, a Kampala suburb, men and women gather for workouts set to traditional African drum rhythms rather than gym equipment, according to Sqoop. Participants step, sway and sweat through routines rooted in African tradition, which the report frames as a homegrown answer to Uganda's wellness challenges.

As the Tusker Lite Neon Raves Grand Finale approaches at Next Media Park, finalists from various Ugandan cities participated in a mentorship session aimed at enhancing their skills beyond just performance. The competition, which includes dance crews from Hoima, Masaka, Mbarara, Arua, Gulu, and Kampala, focuses on preparing these finalists for the upcoming event this Saturday.

Ronald Rugumayo, known as Mayo, won the Johnnie Walker Uganda Open at Uganda Golf Club, ending the country's twelve-year wait for the title and sparking wild celebrations among fans, according to Matooke Republic. The victory party continued into the night, with the fairways transformed into a dancefloor as Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka performed at the Johnnie Walker Afro Exchange Open finale.

The second edition of the Dread Lazer Turn Up, part of the Smirnoff Turn Up series, drew Kampala's party crowd for a night of music and live entertainment headlined by Dread Lazer and Joshua Baraka, according to Matooke Republic. The event's highlight was Dread Lazer's hybrid DJ set, which combined DJing with live instrumentation. The celebration marked the latest instalment of the recurring nightlife event in Uganda's capital.

Ugandan singer Juliana Kanyomozi was deeply touched after fellow artist Lydia Jazmine publicly named her as one of the biggest influences on her musical journey, according to Sqoop. The moment took place during Lydia Jazmine's "One & Only" concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval, where the younger singer paid tribute to the veteran musician's impact on her career.