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In a video making rounds online, Balaam is seen castigating the organizers of the coffee marathon over wasteful expenditure and undermining local artistes.

The musician, who dubbed himself the R&B Kyabazinga, believes the region was politically neglected by the current government.

In an interview with local media, Bebe Cool explained he is going to reach out to President Museveni for $4 million annually for the promotion of coffee through music.

Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Jowy Landa explained that Diamond Platnumz is far bigger and better than Ugandan artists.

The whopping sum raised controversy among local artists, and many critics were quick to call out the government over wasteful expenditure.

He believes our local artists here have the power and influence to drive brands even better than international artists.

Musician Catherine Kusasira is outspoken. She is someone who doesn't shy away from cameras and always speaks out whenever the opportunity arises.

He explained that the event organizers offered Chameleone a small amount of money, and he chose to decline their offer in favor of other events.

Justice Bernard Namanya ruled that the by-election held in March 2025 failed to comply with the Parliamentary Elections Act, noting that irregularities significantly affected the outcome.

He says they will beat NRM and President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, just like it was in March this year.

The President of UNMF explained that he was personally disrespected by the event organizers, and the same applied to other Ugandan artistes.

Over the weekend, Diamond Platnumz graced the coffee marathon, which took place in Ntungamo district in western Uganda.