Frank Gashumba claimed Uganda has the most intense drinking culture in Africa, suggesting President Museveni accidentally handed out too much liberty along with their freedom.
Miss Uganda 2026/27 Almorie Sophia Nagayi says she was making millions by age ten and now wants to save young women from sex work by teaching them how to turn their talents into cash!
Famous football insider Fabrizio Romano has teased a potential trip to East Africa for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, saying 'here we go' to plans of joining the massive tournament hosted by Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Alex Muhangi has explained why superstars like Chris Brown and Beyoncé won't hit Ugandan stages, citing massive technical riders and the struggle with a last-minute ticket-buying culture.
Ugandan duo Ugaboys told NBS TV they are aiming way beyond local fame, claiming they want an international brand rather than just being big fish in a small pond.
Music star Feffe Bussi slammed Ugandan artists for being too slow on the draw compared to Nigerian stars, claiming their lack of frequent drops and collabs is why they can't keep up.
Congolese superstar Fally Ipupa is set to bring his VVIP Live Experience to Uganda's Speke Resort Munyonyo on November 21, 2026, promising a massive two-and-a-half hour show for thousands of lucky fans.
Ugandan socialite Zari Hassan told women to stop snubbing broke guys, urging them to find a partner to build a life with instead of just hunting for a rich provider.
Ugandan star Pia Pounds is crushing it on her 'Uganda to the World' tour across the US before she hits Europe and prepares for a massive December homecoming!
DJ Nimrod sparked drama during an appearance on Galaxy TV's The Deep Talk by telling veterans like Bebe Cool, Bobi Wine, and Jose Chameleone it's time to retire since they've already conquered the Ugandan music scene.
Eddy Kenzo sparked major drama by claiming his hit 'Mbilo Mbilo' helped shape West African Afrobeats while simultaneously slamming the government's charcoal ban for being impractical.
Eddy Kenzo has shut down comparisons to Uganda's legendary Big Three, claiming his massive numbers and international clout put him in a league of his own.