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Ava Peace isn’t holding back anymore.The Team No Sleep songstress is clapping back at critics and industry “haters” after weeks of online attacks from rival fanbases and fellow artists. During a fiery Independence Day performance in Ntinda, Ava used her platform to send a clear message: it’s time to stop sabotaging younger artists. “Uganda is so big, everyone can shine,” she said passionately mid-performance. “There are so many entertainers, we no longer have time to sabotage young artists’ careers.” 🔥 Ava Peace Addresses Industry Tension For weeks, the Shabada singer has been trending online after rumors of tension between her…

Uganda’s music scene is on fire this week as some of the country’s most exciting stars—Dokta Brain, Ray G, Kin Bella, Princess Amiirah, and Shena Skies—bless fans with brand-new visuals. From heartfelt love songs to humorous TikTok-ready bangers, these fresh releases are dominating playlists and timelines everywhere. Here’s a breakdown of the latest must-watch videos lighting up YouTube and social media this week. 💘 Dokta Brain – “Juuju” If love had a rhythm, it would sound like Dokta Brain’s Juuju. The track is a sweet celebration of African love, family, and the magic that comes with connection. From kwanjula ceremonies…

Ugandan singer Ava Peace, the rising star behind Team No Sleep hits, is clapping back at claims that she’s feeling the heat from Sheebah Karungi’s much-talked-about return to mainstream music. Social media has been buzzing ever since Sheebah re-emerged after her extended break, with some critics suggesting that Ava might be “stressed” or “worried” about her spotlight fading. But the “Shabada” singer isn’t losing sleep over it—literally. “Who did she leave the void for? Lol. She was still singing when I started singing. She’s still singing, and I believe there’s enough room for everyone to shine,” Ava said confidently in…

President Yoweri Museveni and First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni paused their northern campaign trail to attend the 27th National Prayer Breakfast at State House, Entebbe, held under the theme: “The Power of Forgiveness and Reconciliation.” The gathering comes ahead of Uganda’s 63rd Independence celebrations. Museveni urged Ugandans to make forgiveness and reconciliation central to national unity, stressing their importance in fostering cohesion amid cultural diversity and political challenges. “People thought I was naïve; that’s why you hear I started with twenty-seven guns. The NRA fight was an open fight—not killing people, not poisoning people,” the President recounted, reflecting on his…

President Yoweri Museveni, the ruling NRM presidential candidate, has confidently asserted that among the eight candidates contesting the 2026 elections, he remains the most qualified for the job. “If you are honest and not envious, you know the economy of Uganda and recovery it got was because of NRM. The progress you can see is because of NRM,” Museveni told journalists from the Lango sub-region during a media interaction at Baralegi State Lodge in Otuke district. The president emphasized that Uganda’s stability, peace, and development in the last two decades are unmatched in the country’s history. 🕊️ Peace After Decades…

Uganda’s opposition party, National Unity Platform (NUP), has faced intense criticism from supporters and political commentators after announcing it would sign the Inter-Party Organisation for Dialogue (IPOD) Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) — reversing a years-long boycott of the platform. The decision, announced Wednesday, comes after amendments to the Political Parties and Organisations Act made membership in either IPOD or the Forum for Non-Represented Political Parties mandatory for all registered political parties. “As we await the decision of the Constitutional Court, the National Unity Platform has decided to sign the current Memorandum of Understanding since it is already a member of…

Eddy Kenzo, Uganda’s Grammy-nominated superstar and president of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), has shared his thoughts on why the country’s music production still lags behind other regions. Despite his own international success and high-profile career, Kenzo acknowledges that not every Ugandan artist has the exposure or resources to reach the same production standards. “It’s on the artist to strive and develop themselves,” Kenzo explained.“I don’t have the power to judge other people’s works and tell their production isn’t good.” 💡 Leadership Without Interference Kenzo emphasized that his position as UNMF president does not give him authority to dictate…

After more than a year of battling personal challenges, Ugandan music producer Didi — best known for crafting hits that once dominated the airwaves — has made an emotional return, sharing how Eddy Kenzo and the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) helped him turn his life around. The once-troubled producer is now back on his feet, full of gratitude and determination to use his story to inspire others. “It’s UNMF and Eddy Kenzo helping me now,” Didi revealed. “I’m planning to register an organisation for young people that need help and orphans affected by AIDS. Very soon, I’m going to…

Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Bad Black has shared intimate details about her six-year-long relationship with her fiancé Asha Panda, revealing the secret formula that keeps their love alive — respect, obedience, and mutual understanding. In her signature candid style, the outspoken influencer opened up about her relationship dynamics, financial realities, and even their upcoming Valentine’s Day 2026 wedding, which she promises will be nothing short of a show-stopping affair. ❤️ “I Listen and Obey Him” — Bad Black on Why Her Love Lasts While many have assumed that Bad Black, known for her bold personality and unfiltered social media presence,…

Beloved Ugandan comedian Patrick Salvado Idringi, famously known as The Man from Ombokolo, has opened up about his life beyond the laughter — revealing his quiet passion for farming and the possibility of switching careers when he retires from comedy. In a candid recent interview, the 15-year comedy veteran shared that while he still has plenty to offer on stage, he’s already thinking ahead to a simpler, more grounded life away from the bright lights and loud crowds. “I love farming, and I do it on the low,” Salvado said. “But I think when I retire, it’s what I’m going…