Bebe Cool has stirred controversy after openly declaring that President Museveni currently ranks above his own family during Uganda’s election season.

Jose Chameleone has marked one year since he was hospitalized in the U.S., sharing a heartfelt message thanking fans, family, Juliet Zawedde, and supporters who stood by him during his recovery.

Delivad Julio has applauded old-school Ugandan musicians like Radio and Weasel, Bebe Cool, Eddy Kenzo, Rema, and David Lutalo for their professionalism, while criticizing the new generation and revealing why B2C split with Andy Events.

Singer Ykee Benda has responded sharply to criticism from National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters over his performances at National Resistance Movement (NRM) campaign rallies, insisting that music is his job and not charity work.

Veteran Radio Simba FM presenter Omulangira Ndausi opens up about his legendary drinking days, sharing stories of wild weekends, generous gestures, and his path to moderation.

Musician Alien Skin has opened up on why he suddenly stopped performing at NRM campaign rallies, saying his past feelings about government musicians and internal party tensions pushed him to quit.

Cindy Sanyu has weighed in on the feud between Bebe Cool and Eddy Kenzo, saying the clash stems from competition on the NRM campaign trail. She believes the tension will ease after the season—and reminds artists that the industry “jungle” has its own laws.

A Pass can make hits at will, but he chooses music with meaning, citing timeless tracks like Mariana and Wuuyo as examples of songs that endure.

Eddy Kenzo has accused Bebe Cool of deliberately undermining his presence at President Museveni’s campaign rallies. Kenzo claims that sound equipment mysteriously fails whenever he steps on stage and that Bebe Cool’s media team stops recording his performances on orders from the Gagamel boss.

Appearing on Sanyuka TV, Bebe Cool shared a detailed vision of a “New Uganda” under Gen Muhoozi, emphasizing anti-corruption, unity, community responsibility and regulated noise pollution, while dismissing Bobi Wine’s model as ego-driven and divisive.

Madder Kayz has opened up about how Rema Namakula secured her first major collaboration with Gagamel boss Bebe Cool on Cease and Sekkle. The producer explains how a simple request for a chorus turned into a full verse and a musical turning point for the young singer.

Azawi has applauded Bebe Cool for always reaching out with performance opportunities, saying he respects her political stance. She declined to endorse any candidate but urged for peaceful and fair campaigns, condemning recent violence against NUP.