Entertainment

Maro confirms December 4, 2026, for The Great Maro Concert at UMA Showgrounds Lugogo after his long-awaited show was previously postponed.

Rema Namakula praises Dokta Brain as a blessing to Uganda’s music industry, encouraging him ahead of his September 26 concert in Naguru.

Shawa rules out forming another duo after splitting from Sammie, saying he is committed to building his music career independently.

Abtex confirms government funds for music promoters have been received, with beneficiaries set to access financing after assessment and accountability checks.

Sama Sojah claims indiscipline has helped some Ugandan musicians succeed while disciplined artistes struggle for recognition in the music industry.

Events promoter Abitex bans NBS and Sanyuka TV from covering his events, saying he can use other media platforms to promote his shows.

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.

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

Mathias Walukaga reveals he spent over Shs300 million on his Busiro East MP campaign and is still paying debts months after the election.

Ava Peace says artificial intelligence has shortened the lifespan of songs, arguing that music now trends briefly compared to previous years.

Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba gives Minister Justine Nameere seven days to apologise, warning that failure to comply could have serious consequences.

Sheebah Karungi praises responsible fathers, saying good fatherhood is about taking responsibility for children rather than wealth or financial status.