Florence Nampijja has urged young women to stop rushing into marriage because of societal expectations, emphasizing that marriage has no age limit and should never be forced.

Grace Nakimera has appealed to music federation leaders to support veteran artists, arguing that many still have timeless music but struggle to secure performance opportunities in today’s changing industry.

Former presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa says his 2021 presidential run was a serious attempt to lead Uganda, dismissing claims that he joined the race merely for publicity or financial gain.

Former Miss Uganda Ellah has addressed rumours surrounding her marriage, saying her love life is private and should remain out of public debate.

Veteran Ugandan musician Ragga Dee has spoken out against violence and unnecessary beefs in the music industry, urging artists to priotize talent, integrity, and entertaining fans instead of fighting

Prima has responded to critics questioning whether her boyfriend Harrith can afford her lifestyle, insisting that women should also work and support themselves financially

Feffe Bussi has revealed that the oversized outfit he wore during his Hiphop Ku Ntiko concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval was inspired by classic Hiphop fashion trends, to celebrate authentic Hiphop culture

Spice Diana has said no group or social media critics can ever bring her down, insisting that being constantly talked about only proves her relevance. The singer made the remarks while promoting her new song Continue with Crystal Panda on Sanyuka TV.

Deborah “Mamideb” Cleave opens up about challenges she faced before marrying Michael Cleave, emphasizing trust, communication, and love in their relationship.

A Pass maintains he owes Eddy Kenzo no apology, while backing copyright reforms and asserting his independence from the musicians’ federation.

Spice Diana has dismissed dating rumors with Fik Fameica, revealing she is already in a relationship and that the rapper is simply a close friend she has known since 2016.

Presenter Adam Kungu has been suspended from Sanyuka TV’s Barometer show after a fiery exchange between MPs-elect Justine Nameere and Ali Mulyanyama spiraled into personal attacks on live television.