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Jowy Landa has denied dating her manager, saying she is currently single, values self-respect, and remains focused on advancing her music career.

Kalifah AgaNaga has thanked fans who attended his Nassanga concert at Forest Park Resort in Lweza, saying he appreciates their support despite the event drawing a smaller crowd than expected.

Hajat Kulthum Nabunya has confirmed she remarried after officially divorcing Akram Gumisiriza last year, while also congratulating her former husband as he begins a new chapter in his life.

Prima Kadarshi says Ugandan concerts have become too predictable, urging artists to improve creativity and event production to give fans better value for their money.

Lil Pazo has shared videos of his ongoing house construction project, showcasing the progress of a long-held dream and highlighting his commitment to long-term investment beyond music.

Chozen Blood says losing his mother during the COVID-19 lockdown began a five-year healing journey that led him to prioritize self-love, fitness and personal growth over romantic relationships.

Chosen Becky has called out women sending romantic messages to her husband, sharing alleged WhatsApp screenshots and urging people to respect existing marriages.

Prima Kadarshi has criticized Lydia Jazmine's branding and recent press conference, saying the singer needs a stronger professional team ahead of her upcoming concert.

MC Kats has criticized Ugandan TV stations for prioritizing TikTok popularity over broadcasting talent, arguing that social media influence has replaced traditional presenter recruitment standards.

Karole Kasita says personal family challenges and a power outage prevented her from completing her verse for the Nassanga remix, despite initially being selected for the collaboration.

Lydia Jazmine says only artists committed to performing will rehearse for her September 4 concert, following controversy over last-minute guest cancellations at recent shows.

Kalifah AgaNaga says he plans to leave his children digital streaming platforms instead of land, arguing that accumulated YouTube earnings can become a valuable long-term family investment.