Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga says women wanting men with money should motivate young men to work harder, while warning against laziness.

Evelyn MiC has fired back at Sheilah Gashumba over claims about their roles at Club Guvnor, insisting that both are employees expected to serve customers.

King Saha says he maintains an “enemy wall” at home and expects his children to dislike everyone on it, claiming they don’t even need to know what those people did.

Lydia Jazmine has named Mesach Ssemakula as her all-time favorite artist, saying she knows all his songs and crediting him for supporting her like a father during her maiden concert. She also revealed that Phoebe Nassolo’s Kwata Wano is her favorite kikadde song.

DJ Apple 256 believes her versatility and technical DJ skills set her apart from other female DJs in Uganda, saying she now measures herself against the industry’s top male deejays.

Youth Pastor Isaac Rwomushana believes weddings should not be viewed as the ultimate achievement, encouraging couples to prioritize building their marriages, careers and financial futures once the celebrations are over.

Veteran comedian Amooti Omubalanguzi believes Uganda’s comedy industry is facing a decline due to a lack of naturally gifted comedians, overreliance on truth-based jokes, and free comedy shows that leave audiences with little appetite for repeat performances.

Vinka has opened up about the importance of investing outside music, revealing that the COVID-19 pandemic changed her perspective and inspired her to build additional income streams beyond her music career.

Vinka believes bars, insecurity and changing post-COVID habits are behind the decline of Uganda’s once-thriving big concert and outdoor entertainment culture

Veteran Kadongo Kamu singer Abdu Mulaasi has set social media abuzz after revealing his interest in influencer Kisitu Kirabo, saying he would not hesitate to spend Shs1 million on a woman he loves.

King Michael has expressed frustration over promoters who have reportedly refused to work with him despite his music remaining popular for more than a decade. The singer says he remains confident in his ability to attract fans.

Omulangira Ndausi has revealed that he does not intend to leave his wealth to his children, saying everything he owns belongs to him and his wife. The Radio Simba presenter believes quality education is the best inheritance parents can give their children.