Kataleya and Kandle Call for Artiste Sensitization on Copyright Law
Kataleya and Kandle have joined a growing list of Ugandan artistes weighing in on the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Amendment Bill, 2025. Ugandan Parliament passed
Khalifah AgaNaga Praises Copyright Bill as Win for Creatives
More creatives continue to weigh in on the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Amendment Bill, 2025, as debate grows across the industry. Ugandan Parliament passed the
AgaNaga Defends Weasel Amid Criticism, Reveals Joint Album
Khalifah AgaNaga has revealed a surprise joint album with Weasel Manizo, one half of the Goodlyfe Crew. AgaNaga shared the news during a chat with
Chike: ‘My Mother Warned Me Against Marrying an Unemployed Woman’
Nigerian singer Chike has opened up about the strict guidance his mother gave him on marriage. He said she urged him to focus on value
Azawi Lists Her Favorite New Artistes, Kapeke Earns Extra Praise
Azawi is giving flowers to the new generation. The award-winning singer, born Priscilla Zawedde, has named a number of artistes she says she truly appreciates,
Azawi Says Timing Is Everything as Spotlight Shifts to New Artistes
Azawi may have dominated the music scene just a few years ago, but the singer says she understands why the spotlight does not stay in
Azawi Admits She Rarely Listens to Ugandan Music
We listen to musicians every day, but have you ever wondered who they listen to? Ugandan singer Priscilla Zawedde, popularly known as Azawi, has opened
Kapeke Shuts Down Rumors About Dating Older Women
Kapeke has addressed claims linking him to older women and makes it clear he does not entertain such talk. The rapper, born Derrick Nsubaga, recently
Kapeke Keeps It Real on Copyright, Says He Does Not Know Much
As conversations around the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2025 continue, singer Kapeke has shared his thoughts. Uganda’s Parliament passed the bill on March
I Am Not Under Pressure to Fall in Love, Tracy Melon Says
She may pour her heart into love songs, but it seems Tracy Melon does not draw that music from her personal experiences. The “Ogenda Kukilaba”
