Gospel star Levixone has rallied behind Gabie Ntaate, encouraging her to stay focused on God and her music despite criticism and rejection.

Gospel artist Levixone has spoken about the fights within the gospel music industry, saying artists should focus on their calling, learn from their challenges, and choose love and fairness.

Grace Nakimera has supported Gabie Ntaate following her outcry over criticism from some Born Again Christians, urging churches to embrace people rather than alienate them.

Musician Carol Nantongo has opened up about how motherhood and marriage have changed her daily life while revealing plans to return to music soon.

Ugandan gospel singer Levixone has clarified that viral images of him with dreadlocks and reports claiming his wife, Desire Luzinda, is pregnant were created using artificial intelligence and are not true. He thanked fans for their goodwill while promising to share genuine family updates at the right time.

Levixone says Passport Yange came from years of frustration after repeatedly being denied a passport, with officials allegedly telling him to seek one from Rwanda because of his name.

Uganda’s Defence Attaché to Ethiopia, Brig Gen Fred Zakye, has officially completed his tour of duty and handed over office to Brig Gen Edward Ronald Mutaawe during a farewell dinner in Addis Ababa attended by diplomats and senior military officers.

Ykee Benda has opened up about the strict boundaries he has set in his marriage, revealing why nobody is allowed to visit his home without informing him first and why he keeps family matters private.

Levixone opens up about his joyful marriage with Desire Luzinda, crediting faith and love for their strong bond.

Levixone explains the origins of his surprising collaboration with Winnie Nwagi, revealing a story that started nearly a decade ago.

Levixone has confirmed November 8th, 2026 for his A One Time Experience concert at Kampala Serena Hotel, marking another chapter in his long-running gospel movement.

At his album listeners’ party in Naguru, gospel star Levixone broke down in tears as he paid tribute to producer Nessim, revealing how the celebrated hitmaker has worked on more than 60 songs for him without ever accepting payment.