Haffy Powers and Sandra Lian have divided public opinion after suggesting women should leave relationships when men become financially broke, triggering widespread criticism online.

Dr. Lawrence Muganga has dismissed criticism over missing a ministerial appointment, saying he loves his current job, earns a higher salary than government ministers, and refuses to be defined by politics.

Minister Balaam Barugahara has dismissed fears of witchcraft amid his ongoing inspections into local government service delivery, insisting that his mission to fight corruption and ensure accountability will not be stopped.

Ray G has shared the three songs he is currently enjoying the most, giving a nod to fellow Ugandan artists Omega 256 and TPaul while also including one of his own hits.

Singer Diana Nalubega says her break from music was unplanned, reveals she gave birth while in Senior Four, discusses her relationship, praises King Saha and calls on musicians to produce cleaner music.

Zahara Toto says the style she introduced while presenting entertainment breaking news on NBS TV remains unmatched and continues to influence both television and TikTok presenters in Uganda.

Zahara Totto has explained that she and Anna Talia Oze left Spark TV after staff salaries were cut, saying the move to Next Media was about value, growth and responsibility.

Pallaso has dismissed calls for recognition over his role in promoting TikTok in Uganda, saying it was simply a paid assignment and that the platform’s widespread success is proof he did his job well.

Henry Tigan says his humble personality has helped him stay relevant, while investing in other ventures has enabled him to sustain his life beyond music.

Bad Black has announced her ambition to contest for the Kampala Woman MP seat, saying she understands the challenges women face and wants to be their voice in Parliament.

Upcoming singer Pretty Banks has revealed the artists she still hopes to collaborate with, naming Sheebah Karungi, Bebe Cool, Apass, Fik Fameica, and Joshua Baraka. She says a collaboration with Sheebah would be especially meaningful as she greatly admires the celebrated singer and is patiently waiting for the right opportunity.

Amooti Omubalanguzi has refuted claims that he was fired from Beat FM, explaining that he officially resigned after many years at the station. The comedian says he chose to step away from radio to rest, reduce his workload, and focus more on his comedy career and Amarula Family projects.