Ugandan musician Douglas Mayanja, known as Weasel Manizo of Goodlyfe Crew, has warned fellow artist Kid Fox, who recently returned to Uganda after years abroad, over alleged media attacks. Speaking on a TikTok live stream, Weasel said the local music industry and its power dynamics have changed significantly, according to Sqoop, and told Kid Fox to tread carefully, reportedly remarking that Bobi Wine is out of his league.

Ugandan musician Kid Fox has returned to the music scene after years away, prompting questions about whether he can recapture his earlier success, according to Ugandan entertainment outlet Sqoop. The article reflects on the nostalgia surrounding the comeback of a veteran artist, as former fans revisit his old hits. It also suggests Kid Fox could draw lessons from Kenyan rapper Nyashinski, who made a notable return to music after a long absence.

Ugandan dancehall singer Vyper Ranking has publicly challenged returning artist Kid Fox to a freestyle battle. According to Mbu, Vyper Ranking said he welcomes Kid Fox's competitiveness and wants him to prove his current lyrical skills through the contest. The challenge comes amid discussion of Kid Fox's standing in the music scene and what the report describes as declining respect from his peers since his return to the industry.

Singer Pink is facing criticism after sharing a call urging Ed Sheeran fans to seek refunds over Macklemore's opening performance at Sheeran's concerts at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on September 4 and 5. During the shows, Macklemore wore a keffiyeh, voiced support for Palestinians, and performed his protest song Hind's Hall, with pro-Palestinian imagery also displayed. Pink's reaction to the politically charged set sparked controversy online, drawing backlash from social media users.

Nigerian singer Fave, real name Chidozie Godsfavour Ugochinyere, has publicly criticized a Ugandan promoter, accusing him of poor treatment and underpayment. According to Exclusive Uganda, the artist arrived in Uganda at the start of September 2026 as a headlining act for an event marking three years of the Wahala operation, held on 2 September 2026. The singer's allegations concern how she was treated and compensated in connection with her appearance at the anniversary show in Uganda.

Afrobeats artist Davido addressed the issue of child abduction by wearing pins with the names of 39 kidnapped children and seven teachers during a performance. He emphasized that there is no image to protect when children are being kidnapped, highlighting the urgency of the situation.