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Sheebah Karungi says Winnie Nwagi tried to reconcile her with Spice Diana, but insists she has no personal issue with the singer.

Spice Diana leaves Bukomansimbi venue with equipment after payment dispute, sparking debate over artist rights and event management in Uganda.

Spice Diana names King Saha, Vyroota, Winnie Nwagi, and John Blaq among her favourite Ugandan musicians, praising their standout songs this year.

Spice Diana says she is no longer under pressure to release music, revealing she now creates out of passion rather than competition.

Spice Diana reveals she is running a music label, investing in young talent and preparing to unveil a new female artist soon.

Crysto Panda reveals he sought Sheebah’s permission before collaborating with Spice Diana, emphasizing respect and honesty when working with top artists.

Spice Diana recounts a terrifying attack at a show, revealing how her bouncer saved her life as she escaped a violent mob targeting her.

Spice Diana reveals her second Freedom City concert was her most financially rewarding, helping fund her Salaama mansion, while Lugogo remains her most memorable show.

Spice Diana urges fellow musicians to respect each other’s craft, emphasizing that music is perceived differently as she reacts to Eddy Kenzo’s criticism of Kadongo Kamu artists.

Pallaso applauds Spice Diana’s consistency and hard work, saying he still deeply respects her despite their busy lives.

Spice Diana sparks speculation about a possible political career after hinting she may join politics in the future during a Ramadan charity event in Salaama.

Spice Diana reveals one of the secrets behind her long music career, saying she learns from both established and upcoming musicians.