It is no doubt Good Lyf stars Moze Radio & Weasel TV have had an amazing 2009. Each song they have outed has done really well on the local scene. And their international appeal also looks to be setting up. Their duet with Zambia's General Ozzy is doing absolutely fab in Zambia.

The song is titled take my heart. We have learnt that the song was number one for the month of October Zambian charts. It is currently in the top 10 in Norway. While General Ozzy was in Kampala early in the year, Moze and Weasel recorded three songs with him.

They are take my heart, I need a Gal and the local chart topping potential.

              
The P-Square twins Peter and Paul will soon shift to their 6 bedroom apartment which is expected to be complete in four months time. The twins together with their elder brother Jude have been having issues with the current Landlord who even threatened to evict them last June.

The Omole building under construction is not very far from where they are staying currently. It will double as a residential and the official P-Square studio. It has a swimming pool among other extras. It is common for celebs to have mansions. Jose Chameleone and Bobi Wine have similar mansions back in Uganda.

Jeremy Ndirangu from Kenya in the Big Brother Africa house is up for eviction. He is the only Kenyan housemate left after Teddy got evicted in the first week. 3 Housemates are up for eviction this week. Jeremy's better half got on board after the head of house swapped Itai and replaced Emma. Mzamo got on board in the first round of announcing those who were up for eviction.

As we write this article, Emma is crying her heart out after learning of Jeremy being up for eviction. Little does she know that she is equally up for eviction and it they are not careful, this being the revolution it is, they might leave this Sunday.

Meanwhile they have done the entertainment bit in the revolution game because they are the one couple that has been standing since their early days. Leonel and Mzamo have had it all but their affair is very typical of game of convenience.

Elizabeth from Tanzania survived leaving the Big Brother Revolution house on the 26.Oct.2009. The Tanzanian housemate who is so far doing very well compared to other East African housemates who had two housemates each was up for eviction with South Africa's Quinn and Nigeria's Kevin.

South Africa, Zimbabwe, Nigeria and Tanzania are the countries that were up for eviction last week. Out of all those countries, it was Tanzania that had one housemate and if she(Elizabeth) was to leave the house this Sunday, then that would have marked the end of the game for Tanzania, and this is why Elizabeth is a survivor.

Uganda had two housemates i.e Phil and Hannington but Phil became a victim of Head of House swap whereas Hannington was a victim of the comrade in arms twist. Kenya had two housemates i.e. Teddy and Jeremy but Teddy and Ras Wayoe from Ghana were evicted in the very first week. It is not clear whether the votes that came in at that time were aiming at having the housemates evicted, chances are the majority of the votes were flowing in as though they were voting in the previous episodes of Big Brother.

That aside, Elizabeth and Jeremy are still representing the East African bloc as Teddy Phil and Hannington are busy watching the game from their respective countries.

Pole Dancing is the latest entertainment craze in Kampala happening every last week of the month on at Silk Lounge. The pole dancers belong to Candy Winers a group owned by Tina Patricia a Kenyan. The dancer twists, cuddles herself on a pole which is vertically pinned on the ground while donning sext attire making up and down movements on the pole.

Last Thursday had a number of beautiful ladies turning up for the show including Zuena Kirema. The night spot became lively when visiting Nile Breweries Corporate Director from Botswana Mr. Thapelo Letsholo told the waitresses to give all the beauties in the house free club beers.

Tinah Patricia the lady behind the pole dancers has finished her course in International Travel and Tourism from Makerere and will be graduating in April.

Jeremy Ndirangu from Kenya and Elizabeth from Tanzania are still representing East Africa in the Big Brother Revolution after Uganda's two representative plus one Kenyan got evicted.

Elizabeth who is paired with Kevin from Nigeria is up for eviction together with Quinn and Kristal. It is unfortunate that the pairing of housemates has affected some countries. If you are paired with someone who the viewers do not like, that is an automatic eviction for you.

Elizabeth is paired with a Nigerian, Kevin and Nigeria has three housemates in the house at the moment, so the best thing to happen this Sunday is to reduce the housemates by one Nigerian at least and leave two Nigerians, who by the way are very weak so even if they stayed in the game, chances of winning are very low.

The pairing of housemates ends this Sunday and there after the housemates are going to compete for the winning prize as individuals.

             
Multichoice and mobile operator Zain have entered into a partnership that will see DSTV subscribers in Kenya settling bills using their mobile phones courtesy of the mobile money transfer service dubbed ''Zap''. There will be no charge once you use the service to pay for the TV service. Within an hour the payment will be reflected on your DSTV account.

The Chinese Company  that manufactures low fuel consumption cars has paved way into East Africa.This is a great solution to the fluctuating fuel prices that have led to people buying a litre of fuel at a fee above 2,500 Uganda shillings.The fuel crisis has led to most people letting go of their cars and parking them at home so that they use matatus (Taxis), will  the Chinese Great Wall Company will be a blessing to East Africa or a curse? Considering the fact that this company is the first of a kind in East Africa we believe it will also reduce on costs such as; import costs on cars since the manufacturers will be based in East Africa the rest is left unto the manufacturers to prove themselves better then the Japan made cars which are highly marketable in Uganda for instance.