Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor Finalize Divorce with $25 Million Settlement
Former NBA star Iman Shumpert and singer Teyana Taylor have officially ended their marriage with a divorce settlement worth over $25 million. Under the agreement,
Chosen Becky Responds to Critics After Wedding Moment
Newly married singer Chosen Becky has spoken out after facing criticism over involving her children in messages displayed during her recent wedding to businessman Abdul
Kataleya & Kandle Celebrate 2025 with Brand New BMW from Management
Ray Pan Management has gifted East Africa’s singing duo, Kataleya & Kandle, a brand new BMW X3 in recognition of their outstanding performances in 2025.
Nobat Events to Spend Christmas in Luzira as Court Remands Him Until December 30
Popular events promoter Norbert Twezire, popularly known as Nobat Events, will spend the festive season behind bars after being further remanded to Luzira Prison until
Ykee Benda Speaks Out on Paid Political Performances
Singer Ykee Benda has explained why he will keep supporting whoever pays for his work, saying music remains his main source of income. In a
AgaNaga Claims Bebe Cool Is Not Appealing to Current Music Consumers
Ugandan music veteran Bebe Cool made a bold move on May 30 with the release of his album Break The Chains, embracing afro-inspired sounds across
Khalifa AgaNaga Calls Out Young Artistes for Chasing Virality Over Quality
Ugandan singer Khalifa AgaNaga has shared his take on the country’s music industry in 2025, praising emerging talent while highlighting areas that need improvement. In
Aaronx Reflects on How 2025 Has Established Him as a Top Ugandan Artiste
Ugandan singer Aaronx has described 2025 as a defining year in his career, marked by success, reflection, and valuable lessons learned. During a sit-down with
Cindy Applauds Chosen Becky Amid Criticism Over Her Public Displays of Affection
Ugandan singer Chosen Becky has made her relationship with her now-husband Abdul Ssekajja impossible to miss, sharing daily glimpses of their love on social media.
Jackie Chandiru Warns Musicians: “Politics Will Cost You Your Fans”
In Uganda, the worlds of music and politics are increasingly colliding. More and more musicians are stepping into the political arena, openly declaring the parties
