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Kapeke reveals Shs14 million as the highest fee he has earned from a single show and explains why he is not rushing to stage his own concert.

Mesach Semakula praises his wife for standing by him for over 20 years as he prepares to celebrate 50 years in music with a milestone concert.

Zari Hassan warns women to be careful about having children with men, urging them to be financially prepared to raise children independently.

Nigerian singer Fave accuses a Ugandan promoter of underpaying and mistreating her during her Uganda visit, while African Simba denies the claims.

Pastor Justine Nabbosa denies ever dating Pastor Wilson Bugembe, explaining that their close relationship has always been based on friendship.

Dax Vibez explains why he missed Vinka’s Lugogo Cricket Oval concert, denying political interference or a fallout with the singer.

ahara Totto accuses Nimrod and other male deejays of selfishness and blocking newcomers, saying some fought her when she started deejaying.

Bruno K responds to critics accusing him of benefiting from charity donations, insisting he cannot take money meant for people in need.

Band musician Carol Nantongo says she has no plans to stage a concert soon, choosing to focus on releasing more music before making her concert debut.

King Saha challenges musicians who claim they are not involved in politics, arguing that political decisions directly affect the lives of all Ugandans.

Rising musician Sqoop Larma reveals he lost his father at age two and was raised in an orphanage after good Samaritans came to his rescue.

Tooro succession crisis deepens as King Oyo’s family rejects Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma’s proclamation and cites the late king’s will.