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Kasuku says long-distance relationships rarely work, arguing that different environments and lifestyles often cause couples to grow apart.

Winnie Wa Mummy reveals how firm boundaries, professionalism, and her management team help her avoid sexual advances in Uganda's music industry.

Douglas Lwanga reveals how losing his father and witnessing alcohol-related violence inspired his lifelong decision never to drink alcohol.

Irene Namatovu advises women to stop checking their partners' phones, saying trust brings peace and strengthens relationships.

Winnie Wa Mummy says her song My Man was partly released to promote King Saha's August 14 concert, denying rumors of a romantic relationship.

Spyda MC says Gravity Omutujju is a talented rapper but not a hip-hop artist, while praising Fik Fameica's contribution to the genre.

Faridah Nakazibwe disputes claims she lost a defamation case to Minister Justine Nameere, reigniting their long-running public feud.

DP Vice President Fred Mukasa Mbidde and wife Phiona Nayebale have welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Shatsi Nyonyozi Mbidde.

Nation Media Group Uganda has resumed operations after a month-long shutdown that took NTV, Daily Monitor, Spark TV, KFM and Dembe FM off air.

Lydia Jazmine names Mesach Semakula as her all-time favorite musician, praising his timeless music and the fatherly support he gave her career.

A woman accused Minister Justine Nameere of failing to pay UGX 150 million for coffee seedlings during an anti-corruption rally in Masaka City.

In Uganda, you can see sports betting everywhere from branded road-side betting shops, through match-day chatter, up to people opening their sports betting apps during Premier League games.