Dansolo singer Kapa Cat has revealed that she is not ready to have children, explaining that she fears labour and raising kids, and would instead prefer to help vulnerable children in the future.

Ogenda Kukilaba singer Tracy Melon has addressed the harassment female artists face in the music industry, saying she has witnessed it but remains focused on her career.

Singer Daddy Andre says he is living his childhood dream after introducing partner Sylvia Suubi in a colorful Busia ceremony.

After a life-threatening case of drink spiking, Dansolo singer Kapa Cat is speaking out, urging women to prioritize safety when they step out. She shares practical tips and a powerful warning to help others stay protected.

Vinka has dismissed Ava Peace’s claims of a music battle, saying she doesn’t see such a showdown happening. The Swangz Avenue star also confirmed that her long-demanded concert is coming soon.

Music analyst James Propa says Spice Diana’s rumoured split with Manager Roger could be the start of a new chapter for both — and even a win for Uganda’s music industry.

Ugandan singers Aroma and Winnie Nwagi have released their new collaboration “Onfuna”, a beautiful love song with a danceable beat and eye-catching visuals. The video, directed by Zyga Phix, captures the duo’s chemistry and energy, making it one of the most talked-about releases of the year.

Shakirah Shakirah has confirmed plans for her first-ever concert at Kololo, saying she only wants her loyal fans in attendance.

Singer Maureen Nantume has candidly shared how she lost money in several businesses she tried to start, including a butcher, clothing shop, wig sales, and a tent rental venture. Despite her efforts, each business failed due to dishonest partners and scams.

Ava Peace has clarified that her musical inspiration is Winnie Nwagi, not Sheebah Karungi. The TNS star, who once clashed with Sheebah’s fans over the “Somebody” song, praised Sheebah’s industry influence but stressed she’s carving her own path.

Singer Martha Mukisa has shared her emotional journey after discovering she was pregnant for the first time. The “Busy” hitmaker admitted she was initially nervous and in disbelief, taking several tests before finally embracing the reality of motherhood.

Long before the hit songs and fame, Winnie Nwagi was hustling in Namasuba, barely earning a dollar a day as a sales agent.