Eddy Kenzo slammed the politics surrounding Uganda's charcoal ban, telling citizens to stop arguing and start talking about cleaner, cheaper fuel alternatives!

Ugandan star Karole Kasita spilled all the tea on Galaxy FM, crowning her 2026 favorites like Cindy Sanyu and Eddy Kenzo while even claiming she deserves a spot at the top!

Fangone Forest boss Alien Skin has ignited a massive feud by calling out legends like Bebe Cool while crowning Eddy Kenzo, Jose Chameleone, Bobi Wine, and Gravity Omutujju as true Ugandan superstars.

Eddy Kenzo says Museveni’s charcoal directive aims to protect forests, not punish households, and calls for affordable alternatives such as gas and briquettes.

Sama Sojah says hunger for money, food and hit songs can push musicians into anger and affect their careers, while revealing why he prefers reggae over dancehall.

Veteran musician Mesach Semakula says Uganda’s fast-moving internet culture is changing how long songs remain popular.

As 2026 moves towards its final months, Uganda’s music industry remains as competitive as ever. Brand influencer Oscar Ntege has curated a snapshot of the artists dominating different platforms, showing that there is no single way to own the music game.

Joshua Baraka has called for an end to comparisons between Ugandan artists, praising Eddy Kenzo for inspiring a generation through his international achievements.

Bebe Cool’s manager Ronnie Mutabazi has fired back at Eddy Kenzo, accusing the Big Talent boss of seeking relevance by involving himself in the ongoing controversy surrounding Bebe Cool.

Sama Sojah says discipline alone has not guaranteed success and reveals the hard lesson he learned about standing up for himself in Uganda’s music industry.

Eddy Kenzo has denied claims that he is behind creatives demanding payment from Bebe Cool, while accusing his fellow musician of repeatedly breaking agreements.

Eddy Kenzo says Ugandans have moved beyond politically motivated concert boycotts, arguing that most fans simply want to enjoy music.