Veteran singer Bebe Cool has revealed that he conducted DNA tests on all five of his children to confirm their paternity, a decision he claims was not driven by mistrust of his wife, Zuena Kirema. This confession has sparked debate during a recent interview, where he expressed his desire for the truth regarding his children's parentage.

Minister of Local Government Balaam Barugahara has recommended that young men consider conducting DNA tests immediately after the birth of a child to help prevent future paternity disputes. His comments come amid increased public discussion about DNA testing, particularly following recent paternity investigations.

A man has come forward claiming to be the long-lost son of Dr. Sam Thenya, founder of Nairobi Women’s Hospital, and is demanding a DNA test to confirm their biological relationship. This allegation has gained traction online, particularly through the amplification by blogger Edgar Obare.

Bajjo Events, a public figure and events promoter, has stated that he does not want his body exhumed after his death for DNA tests related to paternity claims or family disputes. He mentioned a woman in Germany who claims to have his child, emphasizing his strong stance on the matter.

Veteran singer Jose Chameleone has announced plans to pursue legal action against Bukedde TV gossip show host Josephat Sseguya. This follows allegations made by Sseguya on Facebook, suggesting that DNA testing has determined that one of Chameleone's children is not biologically his. The situation has sparked controversy and public interest.

Musician Grace Nakimera has expressed her strong opposition to DNA testing in relationships, stating that she would not accept a request from her partner for a DNA test for their children. She argues that such tests foster mistrust and can lead to family breakdowns. Nakimera shared her views during an interview, emphasizing the negative impact of DNA tests on familial bonds.