Spice Diana has explained her viral handshake with Sheebah, saying there was no reason to refuse a greeting as they were both at the Castle Lite event to do business.

King Michael has revealed that a child a woman publicly claimed was his was later proven not to be his after a DNA test, adding his voice to growing discussions about paternity disputes among Ugandan celebrities.

Spice Diana, King Michael and Big Eye have spoken about witchcraft in the music industry, saying spiritual protection through prayer remains important while rejecting claims that such practices are unique to Africa.

Fik Fameica has urged Ugandan musicians to invest in building their personal brands, saying brands only work with artists who position themselves professionally and create value beyond music.

Spice Diana says this year's UPRS royalty payment was better than before but still inadequate. The singer also revealed she is preparing several new collaborations while calling for greater transparency in royalty distribution.

Feffe Bussi says there is no bad blood with producer D'Mario after his exit from FBM Studios, insisting he is free to build his own studio. The rapper also questioned how UPRS calculates musicians’ royalties amid complaints over small payouts.

Spice Diana has opened up about her dream of owning a G-Wagon, explaining that while she isn’t in a rush to get one, it’s a car she’d love to experience driving someday.

Spice Diana has explained why she feels more comfortable around male friends than female friends, saying they make her feel more secure, appreciated, and supported. The singer also opened up about celebrity relationships and revealed she hopes to become a mother in the next three to four years.

Spice Diana has clarified that she is not married despite ongoing speculation. The singer also dismissed claims that she married a married man and said she intends to keep her future marriage away from the public eye.

Spice Diana has revealed that she has three unreleased collaborations with Diamond Platnumz but says they may never see the light of day because their energies did not align. The singer also stressed that she will never compromise her self-respect or beg for collaborations.

Ugandan socialite Shanitah Namuyimbwa, popularly known as Bad Black, is taking a new direction focused on women empowerment. Through her Namuyimbwa Women Development Initiative Uganda Limited, she has unveiled a major event dubbed Beauty Beyond the Scars, aimed at supporting and inspiring women who have overcome life’s toughest challenges.

Returning from China, Spice Diana received a surprise award from inmates at Luzira Prison who credited her music and generosity for inspiring them during difficult times.