Gloria Bugie has responded to questions about Crysto Panda by saying, “Who is giving who a chance?” The singer went further, offering to teach the Empele hitmaker how to sing and hit the right notes.

After nearly a month off air and out of print following a military shutdown ordered by Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Nation Media Group has been cleared by President Museveni to resume operations in Uganda.

Big Eye StarBoss has called on authorities to reopen NTV Uganda, Spark TV, Daily Monitor and Dembe FM, saying the prolonged closure continues to affect musicians, media workers and the country’s creative industry.

Crysto Panda says relying on one source of income is risky, revealing how TV, radio and music have helped him survive. He also addressed progress at NTV and his fallout with Bruno K.

NTV Uganda and Spark TV were forced off air after Chief of Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered the shutdown of Nation Media Group Uganda outlets. The overnight security operation at the company’s premises has sparked fresh concerns over media freedom and the future operations of one of Uganda’s largest media organisations.

Faridah Nakazibwe has revealed that she is a shareholder in NTV Uganda and explained why her departure from the television station was an emotional and difficult decision.

Ivan Kyeyune has assured fans that he will continue hosting Zungululu on NTV Uganda, saying the comedy show shaped his career and changed his life.

Abby Mukiibi says every man must publicly defend his wife before family, even when she is wrong, with private correction happening later.

Lynda Ddane has revealed how online abuse affected her during a period of medical challenges, admitting she cried and felt angry at public scrutiny. Now mentally stronger, the media personality has also announced her engagement and readiness for marriage.

Robin Kisti says Sheilah Gashumba once admired her and used her as a role model while trying to break into TV at NTV.

Frank Gashumba has criticized NTV for biased reporting against President Museveni, claiming the station favors opposition candidates while downplaying the ruling party’s events. He warns that if the station does not adjust, it could face government action.

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.