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Lydia Jazmine says singing in English doesn't generate bookings in Uganda but insists her upcoming album will still feature English songs for global audiences.

Lydia Jazmine says Northern Uganda is her biggest support base, revealing she has toured about 80 percent of Uganda during her music career.

Lydia Jazmine says politics and the struggling economy are the main reasons Uganda's music industry has lacked mega-hit songs this year.

Mike Wine's former partner Shazney Khan accuses the musician of repeated infidelity, saying it was the main reason their relationship ended in 2022.

Robert Maseruka dismisses rumours of a romantic relationship with NUP politician Shamim Nambassa, insisting they are close friends and nothing more.

Minister Balaam Barugahara says he is not afraid of witchcraft as he continues his anti-corruption tour across Eastern Uganda, warning corrupt officials.

The singer emphasized that anyone wishing to remake or reproduce another artist's work must first obtain written consent, not just a verbal agreement.

The idea here is to build the ultimate African casino playlist: a selection that splices the nostalgia of Elvis Presley into the pulse of Eddy Kenzo, made to play right now, in 2026, when the continent's music rules half the planet and the screen has quietly replaced the green felt.

Pallaso opens up about the real secret behind the massive success of Malidadi with Mimi Kampala, revealing how patience, hard work, faith and smart promotion turned the hit into Uganda's biggest viral sensation.

Speaking during a media interview, the "Malidadi" hitmaker shut down all rumors about her love life with complete honesty.

Minister Balaam says he used his own money to conduct DNA tests on the alleged children of late singer Paul Kafeero and plans to support those left out.

Upcoming singer Mimi Kampala says she has been the standout female musician this year and is targeting multiple awards.