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Latinum dismisses Ray G’s King of the West title even after successful Lugogo concert

Latinum has rejected claims that Ray G is the King of the West, saying many artists have successfully filled Lugogo Cricket Oval before him. The dancehall singer insists he is the rightful holder of the title and says music should be treated as business rather than tribal competition.
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Winnie Nwagi explains why some people choose not to have more children

Singer Winnie Nwagi says the decision to have more children is personal, explaining that ambitions, past mistakes, and relationship challenges all influence whether someone chooses to expand their family.
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“Why I left UNMF” – Pia Pounds speaks out on copyright law and musicians’ money

Pia Pounds says she stopped attending UNMF meetings due to frustration over the delayed copyright law and questions how federation funds are being used.
Celebrity Gossip

Eddy Kenzo defends Museveni, calls out Bobi Wine’s wealth

Eddy Kenzo cites Bobi Wine’s property and financial success as proof that some government critics have thrived despite their public dissatisfaction.
Celebrity Gossip

Master Parrot reveals how a samosa sparked his lifelong friendship with Bobi Wine

Master Parrot has revealed that his friendship with Bobi Wine started in Senior Four at Kitante Hill School after the future NUP president bought him a samosa during a school break — a moment that later sparked their musical partnership.
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Mubarak Munyagwa eyes 2031 presidential comeback after seventh-place finish

After finishing sixth in the recent presidential race, Mubarak Munyagwa says his 2031 bid starts now, with a renewed focus on grassroots mobilization and party structures.
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Family: Eddy Yawe speaks out on Bobi Wine’s whereabouts, addresses fallout

Eddy Yawe says Bobi Wine’s family remains unaware of his current location despite his recent Geneva Summit appearance, raising concern over access and security around the opposition leader.
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Bobi Wine at 44: From Kamwokya’s ghettos to Uganda’s biggest opposition movement

As Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu celebrates his 44th birthday, Patro Uganda reflects on his rise from the ghettos of Kamwokya to the national and global political stage, tracing his music, family, political journey, and lasting influence.
Politics

Nalubowa banks on court to reclaim Masaka City seat

Masaka City Woman MP contender Rose Nalubowa has reaffirmed her court challenge against NRM’s Justine Nameere, maintaining the recount that overturned her victory was marred by irregularities.
Politics

Mubarak Munyagwa fires back at King Saha, calls him a worthless P.2 dropout

Former Kawempe South MP Mubarak Munyagwa has blasted musician King Saha following a viral video attack, dismissing his criticism and defending his political experience and presidential ambitions.
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Hon Yusuf Nsibambi reverses decision on student bursaries after wife counseling him

Hon. Yusuf Nsibambi has changed his earlier stance on withdrawing bursary support from dozens of students in Mawokota South, saying all beneficiaries will continue their education following advice from his wife.
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Police break silence on continued deployment at Bobi Wine’s residence, cite national security

Uganda Police has defended the heavy security presence at Bobi Wine’s residence, saying the deployment is based on national security operations, not a curfew, amid growing criticism from the opposition.
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Outgoing Mawokota South MP Yusuf Nsibambi cuts power to village after election loss

Former Mawokota South MP Yusuf Nsibambi has stirred controversy after confirming he disconnected electricity he funded in his village following his election defeat, blaming betrayal and political divisions.
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Adam Kungu suspended as Sanyuka TV probes explosive Barometer clash between Nameere and Mulyanyama

Presenter Adam Kungu has been suspended from Sanyuka TV’s Barometer show after a fiery exchange between MPs-elect Justine Nameere and Ali Mulyanyama spiraled into personal attacks on live television.
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