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How Weasel gave away Dorotia to Jose Chameleone for a motorbike

Weasel Manizo has revealed the surprising origins of Dorotia, including a broken promise that nearly strained his relationship with Jose Chameleone.

Betty Nambooze to couples: Keep marriage off the timeline

Betty Nambooze advises couples to keep marriage matters private as Mirembe Beddings and Nsambya Furniture’s relationship saga trends online.
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Nina Roz confident court petition will trigger Sembabule by-election

Nina Roz is optimistic her Sembabule election petition will succeed and lead to a by-election, while also insisting Uganda’s new copyright law only matters if enforced.

“We sold our lives for peanuts” — Buchaman backs new copyright law, calls for old contracts to be reopened

Buchaman says Uganda’s new copyright law could help veteran musicians renegotiate unfair lifetime contracts that left them and their families without royalties.

Cindy Sanyu applauds Eddy Kenzo for role in amended copyright bill

Cindy Sanyu has commended Eddy Kenzo for his role in advancing the amended copyright bill, noting that collaboration between UMA and UNMF marks a major step forward for Uganda’s music industry.

A Pass dares Eddy Kenzo to music battle to settle feud

A Pass has challenged Eddy Kenzo to settle their feud through music, dismissing his achievements and calling him an unworthy opponent.

A Pass stands firm in Eddy Kenzo feud, rejects apology and questions Federation focus

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

“Kenzo should apologize to me because I’m bigger than him” – A Pass demands apology in fan fueled copyright outburst

A Pass has doubled down in his feud with Eddy Kenzo, rejecting calls to apologize and instead demanding one from Kenzo following their copyright bill clash.

Pallaso explains why politics isn’t for him: “Too risky, too toxic”

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

Daudi Kabanda fires back at King Saha over copyright bill, calls singer ignorant

MP Daudi Kabanda clashes with King Saha over the copyright bill, defending new reforms and calling for better understanding among artists.

Copyright bill sparks debate: A Pass warns against “suffocating” media platforms

A Pass cautions that Uganda’s new copyright law must be implemented carefully to avoid harming the platforms that promote musicians.

Will Uganda’s new copyright bill leave some musicians behind? Dr. Hilderman speaks out

Dr. Hilderman says artists who sold their catalogues won’t benefit from Uganda’s new copyright law, urging musicians to stop selling their rights.

Uganda’s copyright reform explained: Who wins, who pays and what’s still unclear

A long-awaited copyright reform has been passed in Uganda, promising artists real earnings from their music — but uncertainty around implementation remains a major concern.

Chance Nalubega accuses anonymous Orchard Music of stealing her songs, says she’s frustrated

Veteran singer Chance Nalubega demands control of her music amid a copyright dispute with Orchard Music, warning of legal action.

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