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Prima Kardashi says no Ugandan musician is off-limits to criticism, defending her online call-outs of stars including Spice Diana, Lydia Jazmine and Vinka.

Eddy Yaawe reveals plans to release an 18-song album, saying his long break from music was deliberate and designed to build anticipation for his comeback.

Tracy Melon celebrates Lydia Jazmine for inspiring her music journey, recalling how the singer supported her during a competition early in her career.

Spice Diana clarifies that she and Sheebah Karungi are not friends despite working together, insisting their current relationship is strictly professional.

Implementation of road projects under the Ministry of Works and Transport has stalled due to challenges in land acquisition and insufficient counterpart funding.

Christine Nampeera says she has no plans to have children, citing population concerns and the responsibility of parenthood as reasons for choosing a child-free life.

Joshua Baraka reveals why he parted ways with his former management, saying he needed creative freedom, greater control and happiness as his career evolved.

Frank Gashumba declares Malaika his only wife and warns against future claims from former partners, saying he wants to avoid family and property disputes after his death.

King Saha has taken a swipe at rapper and music critic Viboyo Oweyo after the veteran challenged him to speak to Gen. Salim Saleh about political prisoners.

President Museveni has ordered the release of former Speaker Anita Among from house arrest, with Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba confirming the directive.

Crysto Panda hits back at Gloria Bugie after she offered to teach him how to sing, accusing the singer of relying on nudity rather than music.

Fik Gaza says political divisions are hurting Uganda’s music industry, warning artistes against taking sides because they depend on fans from both NRM and NUP.