Eddy Kenzo has ignited controversy after saying no musicians worked harder than the 2000s generation, pointing to mansions, businesses, and wealth as proof of their hustle.

Nina Roz is optimistic her Sembabule election petition will succeed and lead to a by-election, while also insisting Uganda’s new copyright law only matters if enforced.

Rema Namakula has clarified that her marriage to Dr. Hamza Ssebunya was concluded through an Islamic Nikkah years ago, long before their 2019 Kwanjula, while also advising couples to protect their unions from social media pressure.

Martha Mukisa has boldly joined Uganda’s growing music battle conversation, declaring she can beat any artist while also opening up about ownership of her music and copyright protection.

Sasha Vybz says Sheebah’s Nakyuka was filmed entirely on an iPhone during lockdown, proving creativity beats expensive gear.

Azawi opens up about her hiatus, citing health challenges and a need to re-strategize as she prepares for a powerful return to music.

Eddy Kenzo has brushed off A-Pass’ music battle challenge, saying he’s “not a battler” as the online tension between the two artists appears to fade.

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.

Martha Mukisa shares the highs and struggles of her first concert, calling it both life-changing and incredibly demanding.

A Pass has challenged Eddy Kenzo to settle their feud through music, dismissing his achievements and calling him an unworthy opponent.

A Pass maintains he owes Eddy Kenzo no apology, while backing copyright reforms and asserting his independence from the musicians’ federation.

A Pass has doubled down in his feud with Eddy Kenzo, rejecting calls to apologize and instead demanding one from Kenzo following their copyright bill clash.