Chike Calls Marriage a Stupid Step, Says Money Comes First
Nigerian singer Chike has set social media ablaze after bluntly describing marriage as a stupid step. The 32-year-old made the remarks during an appearance on
Darkoo Claims Women Control Music Trends
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Dr. Bbosa Opens Up About Love and Respect at 60
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Omega 256 and Cindy Sanyu Drop Hot Collabo “See You Tonight”
Uganda’s music scene is heating up after two powerful female vocalists, Omega 256, popularly known as the Queen of the West, and Cindy Sanyu, the
Justin Bieber Impersonator Pulls Off Crazy Stage Stunt in Las Vegas
Las Vegas was rocked on August 16, 2025, when a Justin Bieber impersonator sneaked onto the stage at XS Nightclub. Fans were left stunned and
Joshua Baraka Reflects on Festival That Made Him Feel “Celebrated”
Joshua Baraka has opened up about what it meant to perform at Afro Nation Portugal 2025, calling it a career-defining moment. The fast-rising Ugandan singer
Lydia Jazmine Finally Reveals Her Political Favorite
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CEO Tifah Shines at Miss Uganda 2025, Eyes the Crown
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Tracy Melon Spills the Tea on Love Life, Denies Dating Manager
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Minister Amongi to Lobby for Separate Budget for Music Promoters
By Arthur Bogere Kazibwe Hon. Betty Amongi, the Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development, under which the art industry falls, has addressed the recent
