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Spice Diana says 2025 has been a beautiful year for music, despite political tensions.

Cindy Sanyu has broken her silence after Prima Kardashi questioned her ability to run a successful salon.

As the year comes to a close, singer Aaronix reflects on the producers who shaped Uganda’s sound and defined the hits of the year.

Musician Ykee Benda has openly admitted his political support is purely business-driven, saying he performs where he is paid.

Musician Aaronix has ranked Tracy Melon as the best-performing female artiste of the year, citing consistency and hit releases.

Spice Diana has urged upcoming artistes to prioritize income-generating investments over rushing to build expensive residential houses.

Designed as a friendly summer tournament, it brought together clubs primarily from 4 countries:

Cindy Sanyu has congratulated newlywed Chosen Becky, saying she supports her happiness and choice to embrace love, regardless of the challenges marriage may bring.

Singer-turned-politician Mathias Walukaaga has placed his final hope in the High Court as Justice Simon Kinobe prepares to rule on his petition challenging his disqualification from the Busiro East MP race.

Singer Spice Diana has revealed she will not be holding a concert next year, saying she is shifting focus to digital platforms as a more sustainable source of income.

Kalungu West MP Joseph Gozanga Sewungu has fired back fiercely at Frank Gashumba following sharp criticism on radio, accusing the outspoken activist of gambling, conmanship, and seeking handouts.

Rapper Fefe Bussi has dismissed claims that he benefited from funding by Eddy Kenzo’s Uganda National Musicians Federation, saying he has never been a member and does not support its ideology.