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Ray G urges Ugandan musicians to learn how streaming platforms calculate and pay royalties before criticizing their earnings from digital music services.

Rickman reveals his upcoming nine-track album Yatula is inspired by his relationship with Gia Nina and will feature Lydia Jazmine and Lilian Mbabazi.

Irene Namatovu says raising children who are not biologically hers has been one of her greatest joys and encourages women to embrace motherhood beyond blood ties.

Kalifah Aganaga says he is financially stable without music bookings, revealing he earns income from restaurants, bars, brokerage, and farming.

Fik Gaza criticizes Rabadaba following Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi's death, urging him to reflect on his actions and reminding him that everyone reaps what they sow.

Cindy Sanyu says women are judged more harshly than men in male-dominated industries and credits her success to integrity and refusing shortcuts.

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.

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

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.

The burial program for AK47's widow Maggie Kiweesi has been announced, with prayers ongoing and burial set for July 25, 2026, in Butambala.

Vinka reveals partner Nelly Witta initially opposed her music career, fearing the lifestyle associated with musicians before eventually supporting her journey.

Concern grows after reports claim socialite Bad Black has been admitted to hospital, with fans sending prayers as details about her illness remain unclear.