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In a recent TV interview, Cindy questioned Sheebah's leadership skills, expressing her lack of concern regarding whether she holds a leadership role or not.

DJ Jacob has urged Kenzo to control his social media followers, threatening to expose confidential information about the artist.

In a recent statement, the renowned artist expressed his decision not to share the stage with Pallaso as the reason for his absence.

Justice Amoko, a member of the Judiciary for 26 years, passed away at the age of 69 in Nakasero Hospital over the weekend.

Nabbanja said that Arach-Amoko also contributed to the strengthening of judicial independence and the Judiciary’s adherence to the norms, values and aspirations of Ugandans.  

The Speaker, Anita Among has tasked the Prime Minister, Robinah Nabbanja to present a report on the progress of payment of pre-medical interns.

Cinderella Sanyu supports Bobi Wine's statement that artists shouldn't be given handouts from the government but instead, the administration should fully invest in the arts industry.

King Saha who expressed interest in leading the Uganda Musicians Association (UMA) before the elections were called off said the parliamentarians must legislate better policies for the good of the people of Uganda.

Speaking in an interview with local television, Cindy revealed the artists in the federation lack knowledge about the copyright law and can't claim to be fighting for it.

 A video clip capturing the incident quickly spread across social media platforms, attracting significant attention.

MTN established the 21 Days of Y’ello Care initiative in 2007 to allow its employees to directly contribute to the communities in which they live and work.

TV personality Robin Kisti, also known by her real name Robinah Nambooze, has made startling allegations against Sheilah Gashumba, claiming that Gashumba paid Bad Black, a self-proclaimed socialite, to launch a verbal attack on her.