Ugandan singer Grace Khan has spoken out from rehab, appealing to industry colleagues and friends for help to clear her medical bills as she continues recovery from alcohol addiction.

Mikie Wine has fired back at Bebe Cool over claims that he lacks talent, saying true talent is judged by the people, not opinions. Speaking on Galaxy TV, the singer accused the Gagamel boss of ignorance and defended his musical achievements.

Bebe Cool has confirmed that his highly debated Bebe Cool List 2025 will be released on January 1, 2026, once again sparking anticipation and controversy in Uganda’s music industry.

Weasel Manizo has reunited with his former manager Jeff Kiwa after years of separation, as the two were spotted sharing a warm moment in Kampala, signaling healed ties rooted in the legendary Goodlyfe era.

King Michael reminds Chameleone that money is temporary and friends like Melody, Pallaso, and Bryan White still need his support.

MC Kats has revealed that Fille Mutoni was aware of his HIV status from day one, saying she told him to “leave everything to God.” The TV presenter also opened up on why he can never hate her despite their past challenges.

Masaka businessman Emmanuel Lwasa has blamed locals and the COVID-19 pandemic for the collapse of his popular nightspot, Club Tavern Kick. He has now put the property up for sale at UGX 2 billion to repay his bank loan and reinvest in his business.

Singer Fik Gaza has renounced the ruling NRM, saying he was used for his ghetto influence and later discarded. He’s refunded NRM promoters and promised never to perform at their events again.

Sandra Teta, wife to singer Weasel Manizo, says she’s done having kids for now as she celebrates turning 34, emphasizing love, patience, and faith over material wishes.

Singer Tom Dee has revealed repeated disrespect from fellow artist Alien Skin, including public confrontations and physical slaps from his team. He believes jealousy over his independent success and financial achievements may be the cause.

Jose Chameleone has revealed that his support for President Museveni comes from respect and experience, not financial favors. The singer hailed Museveni as a great statesman and urged Ugandans to embrace peaceful political coexistence.

Pallaso says the Uganda National Musicians Federation operates like a Parliament of musicians, separate from politics, and calls on artists to put their political differences aside for the good of the industry.