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Frank Gashumba names Jose Chameleone, King Saha, A Pass and Silver Kyagulanyi as Uganda’s wisest musicians, sparking debate among fans.

Joan Mulungi demands Shs200 million each from Nalongo Kitone and Paco, seeking apologies, retractions and removal of alleged defamatory claims.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she was quietly battling personal struggles when Sheebah Karungi sent her a heartfelt letter praising her strength and resilience.

Zari Hassan urges women to stop waiting for wealthy men and instead build their own financial independence, saying money gives women freedom.

Promoter Abtex dismisses King Saha’s Kololo concert as a stage spectacle and insists Ray G remains the true King of Kololo based on commercial success.

Lydia Jazmine says she believes in love, marriage and having children, revealing that settling down is something she hopes to experience soon.

Jose Chameleone's son Abba Marcus has been arrested in the US over an alleged domestic assault, with his next court appearance scheduled for August 17.

Abdul Ssekajja Qadir denies stealing Chosen Becky from Dictator Amir, insisting they started dating only after both had ended their previous relationships.

Musician Kapeke reveals he typically leaves home with Shs1.5 million for entertainment and casual spending after covering his major expenses.

Evelyn Mic fires back at Sheilah Gashumba amid their escalating feud, insisting her lawyers are ready and she has no plans to apologise.

Sheebah Karungi shuts down reconciliation rumours with Spice Diana, insisting their Mbarara reunion was strictly business despite Spice’s positive remarks.

Media personality Mildred Tuhaise has opened up about her decision to stay away from Ugandan politics, saying her experience covering elections as a journalist has made her wary of joining the political arena.