It’s indeed ‘No Drama’ from the young talented rapper Zack Mukisa alias Zagazillions as he has once again dropped another new song with a mature touch.

Last year, the singer returned to reclaim his former glory and chose to re-brand from Yung Zee to Zagazillion as he released ‘Allowed.’

 Zagazillion has dropped yet another single of 2020 dubbed “No Dramas”. As usual the rapper did justice to the love song as confessed how he doesn’t love drama in his love life.

The audio was produced by Nigeria’s Jay Pizzle whereas the video was directed by Director Pest of Grate Make Films.

Boys will be boys; the old adage goes.  And boys will always love toys. As they grow older and richer, the toys only get more expensive. The Ruparelia family has proved the adage right and Uganda’s richest Man and Ruparelia Group Chairman Sudhir and his son Rajiv who is now Managing Director of the Ruparelia Group just splurged over Shs300m pre-tax on five motorbikes, with tax and freight bringing the figure to close to Shs500m.

The bikes including a 2020 Harley Davidson FXDR 114, one Triumph Tiger 1200XCA and Two Triumph Thurxton RS and a Triumph Bonneville T100 arrived at the Ruparelia residence on Thursday evening and patriarch Sudhir recorded a video and shared on his social media platform.  

“This is mine,” Sudhir said as he zoomed into a Triumph Tiger while son Rajiv tried out the Harley Davidson.

“New toys in town,” an elated Rajiv is heard in the video while dad Sudhir responds “new toys.”

A Harley Davidson FXDR 114 retails for $18,999 (about Shs70m) before tax, a Triumph Tiger retails for $22,000 (about Shs81m), a Triumph Thurxton retails for $16,200 (about Shs60m) and the Ruparelias bought two of these costing Shs120m, while a Triumph Bonneville goes for $10,450 (about Shs39m). It means the Ruparelias spent over Shs300m before tax and freight which could bring the total bill to Shs500m.

Rajiv loves roaring toys and he is already into motorsport and the entire Ruparelia family are avid riders. In June this year, photos surfaced of Rajiv having arrived at a court hearing on a motorbike. It must have been a joy ride back home for Rajiv that day as the Court of Appeal through out a Bank of Uganda petition that had contested an earlier triumph by the Ruparelias in the BoU/Crane Bank case.

Sudhir has also previously shared an image of his wife Jyotsna riding a motorbike.

Kenyan legendary singer David Mathenge alias Nameless is grateful to God for having offered his 84-year-old dad a second chance to toast to life on earth after he underwent a successful head surgery.

The extremely joyous singer shared the good news concerning his dad’s health condition after he was discharged from hospital where he spent about 10 days.

Basing on the statement on his social media accounts, the “Sun Shine” hit maker disclosed that his dad was admitted to hospital because of blood clots in his head which caused minor strokes and a condition known as subdural Hematoma.