Spice Diana, King Michael and Big Eye have spoken about witchcraft in the music industry, saying spiritual protection through prayer remains important while rejecting claims that such practices are unique to Africa.

Robert Ssekitoleko Maseruka says musicians can influence politics without contesting for office, arguing that King Saha knows his strength while Dr. Jose Chameleone's changing political affiliations have cost him public trust.

Victor Kamenyo has distanced himself from the Uganda Musicians Association, accusing its leadership of failing to account for over UGX 100 million allegedly received from the Uganda National Musicians Federation.

Cindy Sanyu has called for urgent discussions with government authorities following the suspension of concerts and public gatherings due to the Ebola outbreak.

US-based socialite Don Zella says she has never worked and prefers a comfortable housewife lifestyle.

Big Eye StarBoss has revealed plans to sell his music catalog for billions, citing new copyright laws that give artists more control and increase the value of their work.

Big Eye StarBoss says he owns several properties from his music career but prefers keeping them private instead of showing them off on social media. The singer also revealed he lives with his girlfriend and their child at his Busabala home.

Ugandan singer Big Eye has publicly introduced his partner for the first time, revealing they have been together for several years and share a young son.

Zambaali Bulasio Mukasa has called upon singer Big Eye to support him after securing the NUP card for Nansana Municipality.

Nansana’s 2026 MP race is shaping up as a fierce competition. Former MP Wakayima Musoke fades as Zambaali, Kaana Kambata, and Big Eye vie for the NUP ticket.