Entertainment

DJ Nimrod challenges media personalities Kasuku and Jenkins to a tag-team boxing fight, calling on promoters Abitex and Bajjo to organise the showdown.

Nina Roz praises her ex-boyfriend Daddy Andre, crediting him with shaping her life and career while reflecting on dating within the music industry.

King Saha pauses performances after doctors advise him to rest and recover, with his team addressing affected shows and possible refunds.

Comedian Shawa reveals he is drowning in loans despite being the richest person in his family, saying family responsibilities contribute to his financial pressure.

Prima Kadarshi is set to start five weeks of DJing classes at Acacia Mall as she expands her career into music and live entertainment.

Etania speaks out about fake friendships in the entertainment industry, saying some people build relationships for fame, gigs and connections.

Bruno K and Judith Heard have renewed their public feud over claims surrounding Rwandan singer Gogo’s death, with both addressing the controversy.

PLU leaders criticise Hadijah Namyalo after her Bugisu team endorsed Museveni beyond 2031, as PLU campaigns for Muhoozi’s 2031 bid.

Omukama-designate Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I pledges to unite Tooro as he prepares for his September 29 coronation at Karuziika Palace.

Zari Hassan clarifies that she was born in 1980, not 1978, explaining the discrepancy after a leaked passport sparked debate about her age.

Bebe Cool declares himself musically unstoppable, saying he no longer feels pressure to compete and will release his unreleased music on his own terms.

Robert Kabushenga praises Bad Black as one of Uganda’s most authentic social media personalities, citing her unique connection with ordinary Ugandans.