Lydia Jazmine responds to Prima Kadarshi’s continued criticism, saying she has nothing against her and does not understand the apparent bitterness.

Veteran dancehall singer Kid Fox says he could have become one of Uganda’s biggest artistes had he not left music and relocated to Japan.

Spice Diana hints that her own introduction ceremony could happen soon, sparking fresh speculation about her love life and marriage plans.

Veteran dramatist Charles James Ssenkubuge mourns his wife Agnes, who will be laid to rest in Ssanda, Nakawuka, on Wednesday following a Requiem Mass.

Joshua Baraka urges fans to stop comparing him to Eddy Kenzo, saying Ugandan artistes should be celebrated individually for their achievements.

Susan Makula responds to backlash over her renting remarks, urging women to work towards better circumstances and take charge of their futures.

Sama Sojah claims indiscipline has helped some Ugandan musicians succeed while disciplined artistes struggle for recognition in the music industry.

Spice Diana reveals how staying alert while in love has helped her avoid serious heartbreak, recalling only one notable experience at university.

Veteran musician Halima Namakula urges women to embrace their beauty and confidently make use of the physical features they were blessed with.

Dokta Brain names Fyno UG, Nikoly Ten, Shena Skies, A Pass, Great Roni, Lyrical Tazi, Azawi and Pawaboy among his favourite Ugandan songwriters.

Frank Gashumba urges wealthy individuals to enjoy their money while alive, upgrade their lifestyles and use their wealth to improve their quality of life.

Martha Mukisa rules out having a co-wife, saying she is not comfortable sharing her partner with another woman despite her desire to get married.