Celeb Jazz
Apr 26, 2011
ONCE a soldier, always a soldier or in Salma Nassanga’s case, once a model, always a model.
ONCE a soldier, always a soldier or in Salma Nassanga’s case, once a model, always a model. After unsuccessful stints with different business options, the former Miss Uganda has decided to go back to her roots; modeling. Nassanga has opened up a modeling agency with over a dozen hot girls
It’s not a big deal buying a plot of land or a car. But if person x, say, singer Catherine Kusasira, buys the Toyota Ipsum and purchases a plot of land in Bunamwaya in a space of one month, we make it our business. One of our snoops swears to have legit information from sources close to Kusasira. She says Eagle Production’s Kusasira is reaping from the successful album launch of Enkola ya Taxi. She intends to begin construction of a house soon.
Yeah, financial times are tight and everyone must improvise, even our celebs. Our gossip peddlers have made a discovery. Just like you and I, some celebrities do love a good bargain. On Friday and Saturday nights, Fidempa, Don MC and a host of other musicians flock Nakumatt, buy discounted priced alcohol, head to the parking lot and join the carnival-like atmosphere, created by Ugandans who are tired of exorbitant alcohol prices in bars and clubs. By midnight or close to 1:00am, when they have quenched their thirst, they head to the clubs and bars high on cheaply acquired alcohol and then blast the night away. It’s survival for the wittiest.
It’s not a big deal buying a plot of land or a car. But if person x, say, singer Catherine Kusasira, buys the Toyota Ipsum and purchases a plot of land in Bunamwaya in a space of one month, we make it our business. One of our snoops swears to have legit information from sources close to Kusasira. She says Eagle Production’s Kusasira is reaping from the successful album launch of Enkola ya Taxi. She intends to begin construction of a house soon.
Yeah, financial times are tight and everyone must improvise, even our celebs. Our gossip peddlers have made a discovery. Just like you and I, some celebrities do love a good bargain. On Friday and Saturday nights, Fidempa, Don MC and a host of other musicians flock Nakumatt, buy discounted priced alcohol, head to the parking lot and join the carnival-like atmosphere, created by Ugandans who are tired of exorbitant alcohol prices in bars and clubs. By midnight or close to 1:00am, when they have quenched their thirst, they head to the clubs and bars high on cheaply acquired alcohol and then blast the night away. It’s survival for the wittiest.