Celebrity

Eddy Kenzo alongside several other artistes launched President Museveni’s music album, a project aimed at celebrating the President’s achievements and his contribution to Uganda’s development.

Speaking in an interview, the “Ndi Wuwo” hitmaker explained that her frequent appearances at NRM functions are purely business-related, not political.

Leone Island boss explained that one of the main reasons he supports President Museveni is because the NRM is the only political party he has known throughout his life.

Chameleone said that while his political allegiance lies with President Museveni, his friendship with Bobi Wine remains intact — and music, he emphasized, should unite rather than divide.

Kenzo expressed deep frustration over ongoing disputes between the federation and the Ministry of Finance, revealing that he is ready to quit due to what he termed as “disorganization and sabotage.”

The veteran artist has been actively mobilizing for the incumbent across different parts of the country.

Kalifah Aganaga has dismissed Alien Skin’s recent claims of being a music legend, saying the “Sitya Danger” hitmaker still has a long way to go before earning that title.

Speaking during her TV show, Pretty Nicole claimed that most artistes today are obsessed with social media trends instead of building lasting careers.

Rumors made rounds alleging that Momo 19 was seeing other men — with some reports even claiming that a wealthy admirer gifted her a brand-new Toyota Harrier.

The former Simba FM presenter, who recently contested for the National Unity Platform (NUP) flag in Mubende Municipality, revealed that he has already spent close to UGX 100 million in his political bid.

Speaking about his approach this season, Alien Skin revealed he won’t perform for every candidate, emphasizing that his brand and influence must be used responsibly.

Muntu urged residents to rally behind Nina Roz in next year’s elections, emphasizing the need for opposition unity in constituencies where ANT has no candidate.