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A law that will regulate the operations of technologists and technicians, has been mooted for consideration by Parliament.

The Government Chief Whip, Hon. Denis Hamson Obua has applauded the 11th Parliament for holding the first ever regional plenary sittings in Gulu City, Northern Uganda. 

His appointment was both welcomed and criticized by some musicians, including Fefe Bussi, who doesn't believe in his work.

King Saha's refusal didn’t sit well with Aganaga, who claimed that Saha should have put politics aside and supported him.

Mudra explained that he doesn't hold grudges against people for long, and it was the same with Grenade.

Kenzo believes President Museveni is the right person to lead the country for many years to come.

In a live TikTok, King Saha claimed he is owed millions by Balaam, who has long been playing hide and seek.

The Goodlyfe singer now says he has taken the self-proclaimed generational promoter to court for legal proceedings. He won't let him enjoy his money.

The legislator said the community is disturbed by reports indicating that majority of the cases are children below 15 years followed by women who suffer from breast cancer.

Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among visited the home of the former Speaker, late Jacob Oulanyah, in Omoro District and laid a wreath on his grave.  

Douglas Lwanga believes Eddy Kenzo's job is beyond just staying in his comfort zone. He urged Kenzo to go out and lobby for artists and bring investors to Uganda.

Speaking in an interview with a local YouTuber, Laika claimed that the couple is too broke and is living a fake life.