Spice Diana has officially ended her long-standing partnership with manager Roger Lubega of Source Management, closing a chapter that shaped her rise to stardom over the past decade.

Rumors of a possible split began swirling shortly after her successful concert in January, with fans speculating that the “Anti Kale” hitmaker was preparing to go solo. Now, reliable sources confirm that the separation is official, and Spice Diana has already unveiled her own record label, “9yard.”

Under Source Management, Spice Diana evolved from a rising talent into one of Uganda’s most influential female artists, dropping chart-topping hits, dominating airwaves, and headlining major shows both at home and abroad. Her partnership with Roger Lubega was widely hailed as one of the most successful artist-manager duos in the Ugandan entertainment scene.

With the launch of 9yard, Spice Diana is signaling a new phase in her career, one where she holds the reins of her music, branding, and business ventures.

“This marks a new chapter for Spice not just as an artist, but as an entrepreneur,” one insider revealed, hinting that the move had been in the works for months.

While both Spice Diana and Roger have remained tight-lipped on the details, sources close to the camp describe the split as amicable, citing professional growth as the main reason behind the transition.

As she steps into her next chapter under 9yard, all eyes are on Spice Diana to see how she reinvents herself in Uganda’s ever-evolving music landscape.