Howwe

Billy Kasodde Katumba says Kyankwanzi was about rehabilitation, not political indoctrination, and insists he remains a supporter of the National Unity Platform (NUP).

Lydia Jazmine says Northern Uganda is her biggest support base, revealing she has toured about 80 percent of Uganda during her music career.

Ray G says Ugandan musicians need to be more creative, urging artistes to stop repeating the same formulas and embrace fresh ideas in music.

Reports claim Teso MPs are contributing money to help former Speaker Anita Among buy food after her bank accounts were allegedly frozen amid investigations.

Victor Kamenyo's ex-partner Ruth Akoragye accuses the rapper of neglecting their child and warns she may publicly reveal more details if nothing changes.

Lydia Jazmine says politics and the struggling economy are the main reasons Uganda's music industry has lacked mega-hit songs this year.

King Saha reconciles with former presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa, who has pledged to buy a VIP table for the singer's August concert.

Mathias Walukagga backs Balaam Barugahara's anti-corruption campaign, saying public inspections and transparency are key to protecting taxpayers' money.

Kapa Cat criticizes Ugandan artistes for avoiding music battles, revealing Karole Kasita declined her challenge while she remains ready to face any singer.

Kalifah AgaNaga reveals Kapeke, Karole Kasita, and Chosen Becky declined to feature on the "Nassanga" remix before its eventual release.

Mesach Semakula explains why he stayed silent on Paul Job Kafeero's DNA controversy, saying he won't comment on matters he has no firsthand knowledge of.

Bad Black is reportedly hospitalized as concern grows over her health. Unverified social media claims link her illness to cosmetic surgery complications.