Zayrah, a Tanzanian artist, discussed her experiences with discrimination from Bongofleva artists in Rwanda during a podcast episode of #TheJourney. She shared her dreams and goals, particularly her desire to collaborate with veteran artist Jide Jaydee. The full interview can be viewed on the Bongofive YouTube page.

King Saha has responded to Bebe Cool's ongoing comments regarding his personal hygiene, questioning the veteran artist's focus on his appearance during a recent interview. This exchange marks another chapter in their long-standing feud, with Saha using sarcasm to address Bebe Cool's repeated remarks about him.

Lugazi FC is reportedly in advanced discussions to hire Bastu Ssemuyaba, a former assistant coach at URA FC, to enhance their coaching staff. Ssemuyaba is expected to serve as an assistant to Abbey Kikomeko for the upcoming 2026/27 season, following Kikomeko's appointment after Simon Peter's departure.

According to Bongo5, Whozu has significantly improved his songwriting skills following his collaboration with Alikiba. His new song 'FOREVER' was released alongside a music video, and he is now focusing seriously on his music career rather than incorporating comedic elements. A detailed analysis of this development can be found on Bongo5's YouTube account.

Levixone has expressed his views on the ongoing debate between albums and singles in the Ugandan music industry, suggesting that artists should embrace the opportunity to experiment with album projects. He emphasized that the success of these projects is largely influenced by the distribution strategy and the partners involved, according to MBU.

Ugandan artists Joshua Baraka, Omega 256, King Saha, Winnie Nwagi, and Daxx Kartel have released new music videos that feature a variety of styles, including soulful tracks and humorous songs, aimed at engaging listeners with their rhythms.