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Eddy Kenzo has once again fired back at promoter Nobart Events, promising to drag him to court over what he calls false and damaging accusations — but only after the elections.

King Saha has torn into Bebe Cool’s latest music, calling his album “meaningless” and claiming the Gagamel boss survives only because of money — not talent.

What began as a brotherly bond rooted in faith and village ties has exploded into a full-blown political war, with Frank Gashumba cutting off MP Joseph Sewungu and promising to fight his re-election.

Bebe Cool is under intense pressure after allegedly making derogatory remarks against Prince Kassim Nakibinge, the titular head of Muslims in Buganda Kingdom — and Latif Ssebagala says the singer must apologise without delay.

Presidential adviser Full Figure has launched a blistering attack on Bebe Cool, claiming he single-handedly allowed Bobi Wine to grow into Museveni’s main political rival.

Media personality Kaiyz has sent social media into meltdown after boldly declaring that he is now a citizen of the United States — barely two years after leaving Uganda.

Emotions ran high at Fik Fameica’s mother’s vigil in Luweero as the rapper publicly buried the hatchet with longtime collaborator Wembly Mo after months of silence and tension.

What started as a discussion about Uganda Airlines’ performance has exploded into a bitter personal feud, with Bebe Cool and Kampala Central MP Muhammad Nsereko publicly cursing each other in a viral showdown.

Eddy Kenzo has ignited a fresh political and entertainment storm after accusing Bobi Wine of building his fortune on President Museveni’s stability — and then turning against the very system that made him rich.

The long-running rivalry between Bebe Cool and Bobi Wine has just taken a new turn — and this time, it’s all about money.

Uganda’s entertainment industry has united behind Fik Fameica as he prepares to lay his mother to rest after a long and painful battle with cancer.

As the country slowly exits the heated political season, Bebe Cool says the Ugandan music industry is headed for a major comeback in 2026 — and he has big plans.