Singer Winnie Wa Mummy says the late Paul Kafeero's music contains life lessons every young person should hear, describing his songs as timeless and full of wisdom.

Businessman Frank Gashumba has sparked debate after proposing mandatory DNA testing for newborns, arguing it would prevent men from unknowingly raising children who are not biologically theirs. He also opened up about marriage, family, and culture.

Singer Grace Nakimera has spoken out against DNA testing in relationships, saying it destroys homes and exposes mistrust. The Anfukula singer warned that she would leave with her children if her man ever demanded a DNA test.

Former presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa has condemned the DNA tests conducted on the children of the late Paul Job Kafeero, arguing that the exercise has disrupted the family's peace while urging men to acknowledge all their children.

Balaam Barugahara says fresh DNA tests on the late Paul Job Kafeero's children were conducted by two independent government laboratories, both of which reached the same conclusion.

Ugandan socialite Zari Hassan has joined the growing debate surrounding the DNA results of the late Paul Job Kafeero's alleged children, calling for fresh tests to be conducted by trusted laboratories after only four of the 25 claimants were confirmed as his biological children.

Minister Balaam Barugahara has called on Kadongo Kamu musician Mathias Walukagga to verify and document his children through DNA testing, saying it would help prevent future family disputes similar to those witnessed after the death of Paul Kafeero.

Ugandan singer Aziz Azion has explained why he stays away from music industry feuds, saying rivalries rarely produce positive results. He also weighed in on the Paul Job Kafeero paternity saga, backing DNA testing as the best way to establish the truth.

Kadongo Kamu singer Willy Mukabya has weighed in on the ongoing DNA and inheritance wrangles surrounding the late Paul Kafeero’s family, saying the disputes are overshadowing the music legend’s legacy.

Buchaman says Uganda’s new copyright law could help veteran musicians renegotiate unfair lifetime contracts that left them and their families without royalties.

The Prince Job Paul Kafeero Cultural Heritage has issued a strict warning to individuals altering and commercialising the late singer’s music without permission, saying legal action is imminent.