Spice is loving Uganda—from matooke to the men—and says she might just take back a “Ugandan baby” as a lasting memory.

Feffe Bussi downplays the Sheebah–Spice Diana clash, saying fans are misinterpreting competition as conflict in Uganda’s music industry.

Cindy Sanyu says artists will protest any attempt by government to regulate stage dress and performances, defending artistic freedom

Spice Diana has revealed that Cindy Sanyu, Juliana Kanyomozi, and Barbie Kyagulanyi are the women she looks up to as she builds her brand beyond music.

Karole Kasita says she was never depressed over love, explaining her past look was due to postpartum recovery as she gears up for her women’s celebration concert at Serena Hotel.

Cindy Sanyu has commended Eddy Kenzo for his role in advancing the amended copyright bill, noting that collaboration between UMA and UNMF marks a major step forward for Uganda’s music industry.

Cindy Sanyu has weighed in on the ongoing copyright law debate, challenging politicians and media houses that oppose paying musicians royalties when their songs are played.

Cindy Sanyu has questioned why women give birth for men, urging financial and emotional preparedness before embracing motherhood.

Karole Kasita has revealed that working with Cindy Sanyu once left her completely shaken, admitting the “King Herself’s” talent was intimidating.

Popular dancer-turned-singer Ritah Danchall has advised veteran star Cindy Sanyu to accept that Sheebah Karungi has surpassed her musically and professionally.

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.

Cindy Sanyu has spoken out about her much-talked-about battle with Sheebah, claiming victory and revealing why she will not face the Queen Karma again. She also addressed rumors about her marriage and her stance on performing at campaign events.