Howwe

Events promoter Abitex vows to help bloggers who claim they were not paid for working with Bebe Cool during campaigns, promising to pursue their payments.

Mathias Walukaaga reveals he has found the love of his life, saying he is now happily living with his partner and enjoying peace at home.

Ava Peace says female artistes are increasingly dominating Uganda’s music industry, arguing that women deserve recognition among the country’s top performers.

Martha Mukisa says motherhood has been fulfilling and reveals she is praying to have twins next while balancing music, family and parenting.

Bebe Cool’s manager Ronnie Mutabaazi fires back at Eddy Kenzo, accusing him of targeting the singer to regain relevance amid ongoing tensions.

Bebe Cool offers to help repatriate TikToker Timothy Kayanja, known as Jayden, from India as efforts continue to clear outstanding medical and transport costs.

Ava Peace reveals why she prefers not to date fellow musicians, saying relationships between two celebrities can bring unnecessary pressure and challenges.

Prima Kadarshi explains why she left Makula TV, citing salary concerns and denying claims that she was fired over alleged bad behaviour.

Eddy Kenzo advises bloggers claiming unpaid campaign debts from Bebe Cool to seek help from the NRM Secretariat amid the ongoing dispute.

Kampala Lord Mayor Ronald Balimwezo says he is working with the central government to develop KCCA, despite political differences with NUP.

Martha Mukisa dismisses rumours that she is leaving Black Magic Entertainment, saying she has no issues with management and remains committed to the label.

Ava Peace reveals she has given herself three years to get married, saying she values respect, faith and a partner who supports her music career.