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Eddy Kenzo reveals he knew “Sitya Loss” would go global before recording it, saying language was never a barrier to its international success.

Mimi Kampala denies dating Kapeke, saying the dancehall artist is only a close friend and that she is focused on her music career.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she once dreamed of becoming a lawyer but believes God chose music for her, saying she has no regrets about her career.

Bebe Cool declares himself musically unstoppable, saying he no longer feels pressure to compete and will release his unreleased music on his own terms.

Mikie Wine says he is not currently thinking about joining politics, insisting that he can make a difference in society without holding political office.

Zayra Baby denies dating Dax Vibez, insisting they are only friends and business partners while dismissing rumours of a romantic relationship.

Ashburg Katto appeals to Bobi Wine and NUP supporters for forgiveness, saying he regrets leaving the opposition movement and wants a second chance.

Viboyo says Irene Ntale willingly left Swangz Avenue while still under contract, explaining that the singer made the decision to move on.

Zayra Baby reveals why she cut ties with an unnamed Ugandan artiste, accusing them of underpaying her and failing to clear an outstanding balance.

EeZzy reveals how a 2021 attack left him hospitalised for months and disrupted his career after the success of his hit song “Tumbiza Sound.”

Robert Kabushenga praises Bad Black as one of Uganda’s most authentic social media personalities, citing her unique connection with ordinary Ugandans.

Clever J says King Saha is not yet among Uganda’s “Big Three” musicians, arguing that the singer still has more work to do despite his recent concert success.