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Alex Muhangi blames declining comedy standards in Uganda on weak writing and a lack of creativity, while questioning the growing use of musicians to attract audiences.

Nina Roz says she is not worried about Koshens’ December 11 show clash, expressing confidence that Ugandans will support her concert at Lugogo Hockey Grounds.

Zari Hassan dismisses Simon Kagwa Njala’s theories about Ivan Semwanga’s death, insisting her late ex-husband died in South Africa and was buried in Uganda.

Chosen Becky says she no longer needs to write heartbreak songs because she has found true love with her husband, Sekajja Abdul.

Zari Hassan says she would leave Shakib Cham rather than fight another woman over him, insisting that protecting her brand comes first.

Former Bukedde TV presenter Mary Flavia Namulindwa urges men to support women’s financial independence amid reports of possible marital troubles.

Ugandans have been urged to avoid panic buying of foreign currency, speculative transactions driven by rumors and other behaviour that amplifies short-term pressure on the shilling.

Joseph Sabiti reportedly faces an exit from Parliament after presenting provisional results instead of a transcript or certificate during academic document verification.

Ava Peace dismisses rivalry rumours with Sheebah Karungi, says she admires her determination and would welcome a collaboration.

Ava Peace credits her God-fearing upbringing for keeping her humble despite fame and recalls established musicians who denied her selfie requests early in her career.

Joshua Baraka says becoming a dollar billionaire is overrated, explaining that he wants to be wealthy but questions extreme riches amid widespread poverty.

Pastor Edwin Musiime announces an indefinite social media break as rumours circulate about his marriage to Christabel Nansubuga and alleged infidelity.