Zahara Toto says the style she introduced while presenting entertainment breaking news on NBS TV remains unmatched and continues to influence both television and TikTok presenters in Uganda.

Pallaso has set a tough qualification for any artist hoping to battle him musically, insisting they must have at least 25 songs with over one million views on YouTube before becoming a worthy contender.

Simon Kaggwa Njala has shared that his outspoken personality and commitment to speaking his mind often make people uncomfortable, causing some to keep their distance.

The veteran hip-hop artist believes Uganda’s rap scene can grow faster if artists focus on supporting each other rather than proving who is better.

Ugandan media personality Viana Indi has officially announced her departure from Next Media after completing her contract, reflecting on the growth, experiences, and opportunities she gained during her time on NBS TV and Next Radio.

News anchor Josephine Namakumbi has left NBS TV after serving at Next Media since 2018. The Amasegenjje presenter confirmed her departure in an emotional message shared on X.

DJ Roja has opened up on how he teamed up with Slick Stuart in 2014, forming one of Uganda’s most successful DJ duos. From chance meetings at concerts to a defining moment at a Jose Chameleone show, the partnership has been built on hustle, talent, and consistency.

Kampala Central Division Mayor Salim Uhuru has explained why he does not believe in leaving wealth for his children, saying entitlement destroys responsibility and that every child must earn their own success.

Patrick Mukasa has shared a painful story of how a promising cassava venture in Masindi turned into one of his biggest financial losses. Sparked by fellow journalist Samson Kasumba’s comments on idle factories and low production, Mukasa’s experience sheds light on the challenges faced by Ugandan farmers chasing “juicy” agribusiness deals.