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King Saha says he keeps an "enemy wall" at home and expects his children to share his loyalty, claiming those he considers enemies often stand in the way of his success.

Abdul Mulaasi says musicians of his generation became legends because fans rarely saw them, arguing that today's artists have lost their mystery through constant social media visibility.

Vinka says Julius Kyazze's description of her as his greatest career investment is both an honour and a source of pressure, as she reflects on her journey at Swangz Avenue since 2017.

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Zari Hassan has sparked debate after suggesting that women whose partners neither provide for them nor allow them to work may seek emotional and financial support outside their relationships.

Bobi Wine says his son Solomon Kampala is mature enough to make his own decisions, stressing that the 20-year-old is responsible for his public statements while pledging to guide him when necessary.

Police have launched investigations into the killing of SC Villa captain David Owori, who died after being attacked by unidentified assailants in Kampala, as detectives hunt for the suspects.

Cindy says pride is one of the biggest reasons musicians lose their momentum, arguing that humility and respect are essential for sustaining a successful music career.

Pallaso says family has become his biggest priority, revealing that after achieving his career dreams, he is now focused on raising his children and supporting the family of his late brother AK47.

Omulangira Suuna says King Michael has never acknowledged his alleged contribution to his music career, claiming he helped shape the singer's early success but received no recognition.

Joan Mulungi has opened up about the emotional struggles she faced after separating from Gabriel Buule, revealing how the public fallout affected her mental health and her concern for her family.

Kalifah AgaNaga says his Nassanga concert generated more than Shs100 million in profit, insisting the event was both a financial success and a successful return to his music career.