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PLU's David Kabanda says King Saha is one of his favourite musicians despite their political differences, praising his music and song Akamwanyi.

Dokta Brain says he would be surprised if former music partner Hatim attended his maiden concert, revealing they now mainly communicate over music royalties.

Veteran producer Washington names Michael Fingers, Steve Jeans, Benon Mugumbya, Rinex, Banger Boy and others among Uganda’s standout music producers.

Musician Kid Fox admits he is out of touch with Uganda’s current music scene, revealing he barely knows many of today’s rising artistes.

Frank Gashumba has criticised Ugandan celebrities who wear second-hand clothes and use charcoal stoves, arguing they should live up to the status they claim.

Irene Ntale reveals plans to collaborate with King Saha, calling the project a long-awaited dream and expressing excitement about working with the singer.

Minister Balaam Barugahara has dismissed reports of King Oyo's death, confirming that the Tooro monarch is alive but unwell and receiving medical care in the US.

Promoter Nobat Events names Ray G as the most difficult Ugandan musician he has worked with, while revealing Weasel is his biggest investment regret.

Dianah Nalubega says she cannot build a man through constant advice and guidance, insisting her focus is on supporting herself and her daughter.

Tracy Melon celebrates Lydia Jazmine for inspiring her music journey, recalling how the singer supported her during a competition early in her career.

President Museveni has ordered the release of former Speaker Anita Among from house arrest, with Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba confirming the directive.

Fik Gaza says political divisions are hurting Uganda’s music industry, warning artistes against taking sides because they depend on fans from both NRM and NUP.