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Victor Ruz explains his nearly two-year music break, saying he stepped away because “bubble gum music” had taken over the industry and social media.

Four Bobi Wine bodyguards, including Eddie Mutwe, have been granted Shs5m cash bail each in the Masaka case, but two remain in custody.

Dax Vibez names Cindy as his childhood celebrity crush and reveals that he would date Jowy Landa, praising her beauty and character.

Singer Biswanka Derick opens up about personal struggles, revealing he has been battling difficult emotions and asking fans not to worry about him.

Veteran media personality Omulangira Ndawusi claims Ava Peace has failed to meet expectations as Jeff Kiwa’s TNS project and questions her ability to replace Sheebah.

Dax Vibez reveals plans to quit active music in four years and transition into artiste management to support and develop young Ugandan talent.

Mariam Ndagire explains why she is returning to the music stage after 17 years, saying persistent demands from fans and finding the right partner influenced her decision.

Dax Vibez says his brother Bobi Wine misses Uganda while living in the US, citing his investments and strong connections back home.

Cindy urges Ugandan filmmakers to build stronger personal brands around actors and film practitioners, saying this could help grow the industry.

Martha Mukisa says body shaming will never push her into cosmetic surgery, insisting she is confident in her natural body and encouraging self-acceptance.

Madrat reveals that dropping out of school affected his political ambitions, saying he would have loved to contest for political office but lacks the required education.

Madrat says he has no plans to split from Chiko, describing their bond as brotherhood and revealing that they even share a joint bank account.