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Speaking about the Ugandan music industry, Douglas believes the super talented artists have relaxed and that the hustlers are ruling the game.

Kaddo personally explained he can't be proud of such a song and he doesn't respect Lil Pazzo as an artist.

Kasubo Jane also said she reached out to Kenzo, but he was not of help and chose to bring the matter to the public.

The mother's burial also served as an opportunity for the two singers, Green Daddy and Opa Fambo, to bury their longstanding feud.

Speaking about his concert, Gravity explained that he is not afraid of Mike Wine because he personally has fans across Uganda. They have supported him before at the same venue, and he is only expecting to double the numbers.

He explained that for a long time, he has been releasing music critical of social injustices, inequality, and corruption, and he shouldn't be pressured to do so because that's not how music works.

King Saha has been agitating for change in the government of Uganda for as long as we can remember.

Over the weekend, Pazzo performed in Saudi Arabia, and it is reported he had a night out with the promoter who organized the show.

The singer confirmed that he is planning to publish the book alongside a concert, which will be dubbed "Mesach at Fifty."

Azawi shared a deeply personal story about losing her father and sister due to inadequate medical care. She insists she's not speaking out for personal gain but out of genuine concern for her fans.

Musician Alien Skin has revealed he doesn't find Lil Pazzo's song "Enkudi" interesting.

And the producer dismissed fan speculation that his 37-year-old pal has been feeling “sad” due to the public feud.