Pastor Wilson Bugembe has urged born-again churches to look beyond preaching and invest in education, healthcare, recreation and other community development initiatives.
Gabbie Ntaate has spoken out about the criticism she has faced from some Christians over her Seventh-day Adventist faith and questioned why believers continue to scrutinise her.
Businessman Frank Gashumba has joined the debate on bride price and relationships, urging parents to prioritise the happiness of young couples over expensive marriage demands.
Aloysius Bujjingo has drawn mixed reactions after revealing that he would not report a huge pile of cash found in his garden, insisting he would consider it a miracle from God rather than lost property.
Preacher Isaac Rwomushana has addressed controversy surrounding his viral sermon on tithing, saying believers should never be forced to give and must do so willingly.
Ugandan singer Grace Khan has spoken out from rehab, appealing to industry colleagues and friends for help to clear her medical bills as she continues recovery from alcohol addiction.
Full Figure has opened up about returning to school to pursue journalism at UMCAT, years after dropping out in Primary Seven due to hardship and lack of support.
At his album listeners’ party in Naguru, gospel star Levixone broke down in tears as he paid tribute to producer Nessim, revealing how the celebrated hitmaker has worked on more than 60 songs for him without ever accepting payment.
Musician Mikie Wine says God gifted him with healing abilities and recounts a moment he prayed for a premature baby who miraculously recovered. His claims have ignited debate among fans and the public.