Media personality Kasuku has revealed that he would never fight over a child, saying he would gladly hand over his son if another man claimed paternity.

Abdu Mulaasi is appealing to well-wishers to invest Shs50 million in his music career, saying the money would help him stage his own concert and give fans the experience he envisions.

King Saha says he maintains an “enemy wall” at home and expects his children to dislike everyone on it, claiming they don’t even need to know what those people did.

Lydia Jazmine has named Mesach Ssemakula as her all-time favorite artist, saying she knows all his songs and crediting him for supporting her like a father during her maiden concert. She also revealed that Phoebe Nassolo’s Kwata Wano is her favorite kikadde song.

Big Eye Star Boss has shared a bizarre experience from a show in Buwama, claiming that rain only fell whenever David Lutalo stepped on stage to perform but stopped each time another artist took over.

Youth Pastor Isaac Rwomushana believes weddings should not be viewed as the ultimate achievement, encouraging couples to prioritize building their marriages, careers and financial futures once the celebrations are over.

Veteran comedian Amooti Omubalanguzi believes Uganda’s comedy industry is facing a decline due to a lack of naturally gifted comedians, overreliance on truth-based jokes, and free comedy shows that leave audiences with little appetite for repeat performances.

Fred Sebbaale says the rise of radio, television, and changing technology altered listening habits and media exposure, contributing to the decline of Uganda’s Kadongo Kamu genre.

King Michael has expressed frustration over promoters who have reportedly refused to work with him despite his music remaining popular for more than a decade. The singer says he remains confident in his ability to attract fans.