Kasuku is set for a fresh meeting with President Museveni following a Shs5 billion pledge to support his circle of TikTokers and YouTubers.

Ronald Mayinja has refuted Buchaman’s allegations that certain musicians were paid for performing on the NRM campaign trail, saying none has received full payment yet

Jose Chameleone has revealed that he will step away from music when President Museveni leaves office, saying his career belongs to the same era.

DP president Norbert Mao has officially announced his bid for Speaker of the 12th Parliament after weeks of consultations, positioning himself as a champion of accountability and institutional independence.

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.

NRM mobilizer Hadijah Namyalo has pushed for the regulation of TikTok in Uganda, saying a petition will be tabled before Parliament to address rising cases of misinformation, defamation, and digital abuse.

Bebe Cool has reaffirmed his loyalty to Yoweri Museveni, pledging to support his 2031 presidential bid and praising Uganda’s oil progress.

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.

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.

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.

Green Daddy, visibly heartbroken, blames Mulago Hospital staff for negligence following the death of his newborn. The musician admits that while he earned money performing at political campaigns, the harsh reality of under-resourced hospitals has now struck home.

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.