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Last week, musician Azawi called out artists, including Eddy Kenzo, to come out and join Ugandans to call out corruption.

The mother's burial also served as an opportunity for the two singers, Green Daddy and Opa Fambo, to bury their longstanding feud.

Musician Spice Diana has opened up about plans to hold her next concert at Serena Hotel, Kampala.

The operation was prompted by public concerns and previous attacks by panga-wielding individuals on civilians in Nabweru South II cell.

Speaking to the media earlier this week, Kasubo explained she wants to complete payment for a part of the land purchased by the late artist.

Speaking about his concert, Gravity explained that he is not afraid of Mike Wine because he personally has fans across Uganda. They have supported him before at the same venue, and he is only expecting to double the numbers.

The singer has now revealed plans to quit music to concentrate on other personal businesses and projects.

Ragga Dee says he has personally redone other people's works, but he does so only after getting consent from the owner.

Faiza was arrested, detained, and charged with being a common nuisance, idle, and disorderly at the Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court.

He explained that for a long time, he has been releasing music critical of social injustices, inequality, and corruption, and he shouldn't be pressured to do so because that's not how music works.

Gravity has responded to the criticism by saying he left hip hop because it's for broke people and never pays in Uganda.

Acidic Vokoz will be performing at Lugogo Cricket Oval, and Mudra's event will be taking place at Zoe Grounds, Lugogo.