Sheebah Karungi has shifted tone in her ongoing tension with Spice Diana, offering calm reflections and advice on success and timing.

Sheebah and her former manager Jeff Kiwa are locked in a legal battle over music rights, now headed to Uganda’s High Court.

Jamaican artist Spice has confirmed she’s connected with Uganda’s Spice Diana after fans linked the two online, raising excitement for a possible collaboration during her upcoming Kampala show.

Talent manager Emma Carlos sheds light on copyright versus neighbouring rights, urging artists to understand ownership beyond performance.

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.

Crysto Panda says musicians must build multiple income streams as streaming mainly benefits top stars and concerts become too expensive to organize.

Crysto Panda shares why he sought Sheebah’s blessing before working with Spice Diana.

Lydia Jazmine says her friendship with Sheebah Karungi started in the original Team No Sleep camp and has remained strong for years.

Singer Sama Sojah says Uganda’s music industry needs stronger professional oversight, arguing that musicians alone should not be responsible for policy and regulatory leadership.

Comedienne Anne Kansiime has shared an emotional reflection on the deep bond she had with her late parents, especially her mother, whose prayers gave her peace before every performance. Even in grief, Kansiime says she is comforted by the fact that she gave her parents love, a home, and happiness before they passed on.

Sasha Vybz says Sheebah’s Nakyuka was filmed entirely on an iPhone during lockdown, proving creativity beats expensive gear.

Pallaso says politics is too risky and toxic, choosing to focus on music while supporting national causes from outside the political arena.