Veteran musician Phina Mugerwa Masanyalaze remains determined to enter Parliament, saying Uganda’s creative industry needs proper representation at the policy-making table.

Apostle Jonathan Nalebo has reignited music industry debate after blasting Bebe Cool and declaring Eddy Kenzo the bigger and more accomplished artist on both the local and international stage.

Musician Bebe Cool has sparked debate after questioning when Ugandan artists will accumulate serious wealth, arguing that true celebrity status must be backed by billion-shilling homes, big businesses, and international lifestyles.

Rwandan singer Bruce Melodie has revealed the simple but powerful advice Eddy Kenzo gave him about Grammy nominations — advice that later shaped his mindset and led to his global collaboration with Shaggy on When She’s Around (Funga Macho).

The Uganda National Musicians Federation has begun funding regional musician SACCOs, releasing UGX 110 million to Lango artists in a move aimed at building savings culture and financial stability in the industry.

Green Daddy, visibly heartbroken, blames Mulago Hospital staff for negligence following the death of his newborn. The musician admits that while he earned money performing at political campaigns, the harsh reality of under-resourced hospitals has now struck home.

Media personality Jacob Omutuuze has announced his exit from politics after losing the Bunamwaya Lord Councilor race to NRM’s Namara Betty, claiming election rigging, security brutality, and alleging singer Eddy Kenzo’s involvement.

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.

Karole Kasita has commended Eddy Kenzo for his leadership after he personally reassured her that the copyright law musicians have long awaited will finally be passed.

Dr. Propa has dismissed drug abuse allegations, explained his support for President Museveni over Bobi Wine, addressed a past land dispute, and revealed he is seeking funds to revive his music career.

Ugandan music star Eddy Kenzo has revealed he will miss the upcoming Grammy Awards due to personal commitments, even as he celebrates his second career Grammy nomination.

Eddy Kenzo, president of the Uganda National Musicians Federation, has warned creatives seeking to misappropriate Federation funds that their days are numbered, while reaffirming his commitment to protecting musicians’ rights and earnings.