After over a week in Luzira prison, singer Alien Skin whose real name is Patrick Mulwana, has been granted bail for cases of causing grievous harm to security and medical personnel of Nsambya Hospital earlier this month.

Alien Skin together with his bodyguard Julius “Julio” Mugabi appeared again at Makindye Magistrates Court on Thursday 28th November 2024 for the second hearing of their bail application which was denied on Monday.

In the court session which was flooded with members of the press and the singer’s fans, the judge ruled that the sureties presented by Alien Skin were substantial and hence he was granted bail.

The judge set conditions including not leaving the country without permission of the court. She also warned them against interfering with the victims in person or on social media.

The accused have been asked to pay a Ugx1M cash bail and Ugx5m for their sureties. The case is set to return to the court on 13th January 2025.

The Fangone Forest boss, alongside his gang, is accused of attacking Nsambya Hospital and beating up security guards and a doctor while demanding a medical report for their deceased comrade. Joram Tumwesigye.

The news of Alien being granted bail has stirred a debate online with his fans celebrating his freedom. Critics, however, continue to demand justice for the victims.

Police earlier confirmed that Alien’s team was in talks with the team from Nsambya Hospital to settle the matter out of court.

With two months remaining before his concert, Alexander Bagonza a.k.a A Pass has started rehearsals to put on a memorable show.

A Pass’ performances have never lacked in terms of vocal delivery and energy. Often, it has been his dancing that has been criticized during performances.

He looks forward to polishing up his performance ahead of his very first concert scheduled for 31st January 2025.

He intends to rehearse at the African Beraeu of Music studios while undertaking other preparations to ensure a successful concert.

A Pass also recently announced that he will be releasing a new album, his fourth studio album, in December.

It seems an action-packed end of the year for the singer and we are here for it!

Renowned TikToker Auntie Kaduuka Clowie, real name Hellen Nakimaanya, is said to have relocated to Toronto, Canada a few days after Police issued serious summons against her.

She fled the country when Bweyogerere Police put her on the list of criminals on charges related to “Obtaining money by false pretense” from multiple individuals based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

She had previously been reported to have relocated to Tanzania, but she took to her social media channels and bragged about how she is currently settled in Canada and enjoying the winter season.

Waliwo agambye Auntie Kaduuka Must Shine Nsizidde wano mu saza lya Ssabasajja Kabaka e Toronto mu Tanzania. MAWULIRE KI EYO? CANADA NGA ENYOGOGA NYO OKUSINGA TANZANIA

Auntie Kaduuka is accused of having stolen close to Shs400m that she dubiously collected from the Kadamas with fake promises of securing property for them.

She earned the trust of several of them when she claimed that she would start small businesses such as Chapati and Charcoal stalls, and buy land to construct their own houses.

The Minister in Charge of Children and Youth Affairs, Hon. Balaam Barugahara had vowed to arrest Auntie Kaduuka but going by her socials all that seems to have failed.

Ugandan environmentalist and climate activist Vanessa Nakate has received an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science in Social Science from the prestigious University of Edinburgh.

Taking to her X and Instagram accounts, the 28-year-old climate activist shared her excitement and gratitude with her followers.

I’m deeply honored to receive the Award of Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science in Social Science from the University of Edinburgh.

Nakate has made an impact globally as a voice for climate justice, advocating for the inclusion of African perspectives in global climate discussions.

Her journey has taken her to world-renowned institutions, including the University of Oxford, where she pursued a Master of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government.

Congratulations to Vanessa Nakate on this well-deserved recognition!

Fresh reports reveal that singer Alien Skin and his camp are trying to sort out their differences with Nsambya Hospital amicably, outside the courts of law.

Alien Skin and several other members of the Fangone Forest camp are accused of causing grievous injuries to security and medical staff of Nsambya Hospital eight days ago.

The singer is expected to return to court today for further hearing of his case.

New developments reveal that discussions are underway between Alien Skin’s team and Nsambya Hospital to resolve the ongoing legal dispute outside court.

Patrick Onyango, the Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson, said that the two parties are negotiating the best way to settle their differences.

Both sides are engaged in discussions outside court to see that they can solve the issues. Alien Skin’s side is asking for forgiveness from the hospital.

As Police, we are awaiting the conclusion of their meeting to determine the next steps.

Alien Skin has been strongly backed by fellow celebrities who believe he will be set free today. The singer, however, is also accused of assault and theft, cases he allegedly committed in September against Salim Mubiru in Makindye.

David Lutalo has publicly spoken out in defence of Alien Skin, who is facing assault and robbery charges.

Alien Skin is set to appear in court today for a bail hearing regarding the allegations.

Lutalo, while addressing the media, expressed his belief that the charges brought against Alien Skin are baseless and merely an attempt to penalize him for his unconventional behaviour.

They should release him and he comes back so we do music.

The charges are fabricated; they are just using his unruly behaviour to punish him. I heard the allegations against him, and I decided to support him. I’m advocating for #FreeAlienSkin.

Lutalo’s comments come as fans and fellow musicians rally behind Alien Skin, with the hashtag #FreeAlienSkin across social media.

Dorah, wife to Nader Barrak, has opened up about how she manages the balance between her marriage and her passions, talking about what she believes is the cornerstone of a successful marriage/relationship.

In an interview with NBS TV, Dorah stated that the foundation of balancing marriage and personal ambitions lies in choosing the right partner.

First of all, you can’t be too much for the right man because the right man will also be too, too much to accommodate you as well. So one thing to maintain a healthy marriage is marrying right by having an open relationship and communication.

Marrying right means having an open relationship where both partners communicate openly about their expectations and challenges.

For her, the key is discussing matters before marriage to ensure alignment rather than leaving things to be figured out later.

Dorah Mwima was crowned Miss Uganda (2008-2009) and has since transitioned from a beauty pageant to a philanthropist and entrepreneur.

Reports coming up concerning incarcerated singer Alien Skin reveal that he is facing demands from the owners of the vehicles he has been using, including a Range Rover and a Ford, to return them and pay for their use.

The updates came to light after rumors circulated that the person from whom he hired the Range Rover wanted it back.

It is also reported that the owner of the Ford he has been cruising wants it as well since he is also demanding some money from him.

All the complaints were made after Nsambya Hospital shared footage of the singer’s gang attacking security personnel at the health facility.

Alien Skin and his bodyguard Julius Mugabi are set to return to court on Thursday for their case hearing and bail application.

His fans anticipate he will be released.