Buchaman, the former Firebase Crew artist, says he regrets joining NRM after years of frustration, low pay, and broken promises. He appeals to Bebe Cool and Eddy Kenzo for help as his contract with the party nears its end.

Dr. Jose Chameleone has openly declared his loyalty to President Museveni, personally funding his campaign efforts while praising the leader for peace, opportunity, and inspiration.

Opposition politician Joseph Kabuleta has described the idea of unseating President Museveni as “nearly impossible,” saying it would require at least $25 million and unrestricted media access—both of which Uganda’s opposition lacks.

Dax Vibez says his nephew Churchill’s independence after being denied the NUP ticket is proof that the Ssentamu family raises resilient leaders who can stand on their own.

Ugandan sensation Joshua Baraka has expressed excitement after landing a nomination for Artist of the Year at the 2025 TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa, a recognition celebrating Africa’s most inspiring digital creators

After being denied nomination cards, a wave of strong National Unity Platform politicians are defying party rules to run as independents. They claim internal vetting was biased and favoring certain candidates, despite strong grassroots support.

Common Man’s Party president Mubarak Munyagwa has proclaimed himself Uganda’s next leader, saying he has multiple plans to unseat Museveni and beat rivals.

Former Bukedde TV presenter Flavia Namulindwa clarifies that her Gomba school was built to serve the community, not for political gain, as she prepares to contest for Gomba District Woman MP under NUP.

Singer A Pass has clarified his political position, saying he supports Bobi Wine as a person but not necessarily the National Unity Platform. The “Chupa Ku Chupa” star emphasized that his loyalty lies in ideas and policies rather than parties or politicians. A Pass also criticized Uganda’s “group thinking” political culture, insisting he prefers independence of thought over blind loyalty.

Former Kawempe Councilor Aidah Nakuya has voiced her frustration over the National Unity Platform’s vetting process, claiming she was unfairly dropped from the final list of parliamentary flag bearers despite performing well in interviews. Speaking on Radio 4, Nakuya questioned the criteria used in selecting candidates and hinted at possible favoritism and nepotism, after the Gomba Woman MP flag was handed to Bobi Wine’s sister, Betty Ssentamu.

Hon. Mathias Mpuuga has lashed out at NUP, calling it a “child’s party” as he seeks re-election for Nyendo–Mukungwe MP. He urged his supporters to stay disciplined and united amid ongoing political provocation.

Pallaso says the Uganda National Musicians Federation operates like a Parliament of musicians, separate from politics, and calls on artists to put their political differences aside for the good of the industry.