Norbert Mao has backed proposals to reduce Uganda’s Parliament from over 500 MPs to about 300, saying the country can no longer sustain the financial burden of an oversized legislature.

Cindy Sanyu believes the rising musician feuds in Uganda could either be genuine misunderstandings or calculated publicity stunts. She has called for veteran musicians to help mediate disputes before they turn violent.

Frank Gashumba has criticized Ziza Bafana over remarks targeting Banyarwanda, warning that such statements are divisive and affect millions across Uganda.

Gravity Omutujju demands millions from Bebe Cool, alleging unpaid dues from 2026 campaign rallies.

Dancehall singer Nutty Neithan has chosen his political side, distancing himself from dominant factions and pledging loyalty to FDC.

Anita Among says she is ready to spend whatever it takes to ensure the ruling party maintains firm control in the next Parliament, warning that the opposition will be “walloped.”

Speaker Anita Among has firmly dismissed long-standing rumors linking her to presidential ambitions, describing the claims as “nonsense” and clarifying her political future.

Archbishop Kaziimba Mugalu rejects comparisons to Janani Luwum, defending his approach to leadership and faith.

Ykee Benda has urged couples to create peaceful homes by respecting each other’s need for space, warning against toxic relationships.

Swangz Avenue singer Vinka has addressed the talk around her new Mercedes-Benz, insisting the luxury ride was fully bought by her husband, Nelly Witta. She also opened up about the pressure of politics in Isingiro and firmly responded to people constantly asking when she will have another baby.

CMP president Mubarak Munyagwa says Kyankwanzi’s history and symbolism make it the perfect place for NRM retreats, where leaders are aligned behind Museveni’s political direction.

Fred Ssebale says Kadongo Kamu artists were left frustrated after allegedly receiving just Shs25 million to cover campaign work, fuel, food, and accommodation.