Peter Okoye Reveals He Nearly Became a Professional Footballer
Nigerian singer Peter Okoye has reminded fans that success can come from unexpected directions. The star recently looked back on his early days while sharing
Kafeero Estate Moves to Take Legal Action Over Unauthorized Song Remakes
Lawyer Namakajo Derrick Fredrick, who represents the estate of the late Paul Job Kafeero, has warned artistes against remaking or performing the singer’s songs without
Joshua Baraka Explains How “Morocco” Title Came From Studio Stalemate
Joshua Baraka has revealed that the title of his breakout single “Morocco” was a last minute decision made during a late night studio session in
Nathalie Makoma: Fame and Crowds Left Me Feeling Empty
As fans count down to Makoma’s concert at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, lead singer Nathalie Makoma has shared a striking reflection on the hollow side of
Nathalie Makoma Says Early Fame Cost Her Childhood Ahead of Kampala Concert
Nathalie Makoma, singer for the legendary Congolese gospel group Makoma, has revealed that her meteoric rise to fame came at a steep personal cost. She
Katikkiro Mayiga Warns Youth Against Ignoring Education
The Katikkiro of Buganda Kingdom, Charles Peter Mayiga, has urged Ugandan youth not to abandon education in favor of quick success. His message followed growing
Demi Lovato Opens Up About Struggles Behind Disney Fame
Growing up famous was never easy for Demi Lovato. The American singer recently opened up about the pressure of childhood stardom during a conversation with
How Viboyo’s “Mr. DJ” Verse Got Him His First Car
A single verse on the classic song “Mr. DJ” earned Viboyo Oweyo his first car. The LugaFlow rapper, whose real name is Moses Nsubuga, revealed
Not Many of My Fans Can Afford a Serena Concert – Biswanka
Ugandan singer Derrick Biswanka, stage name Biswanka, has given an update on his dream of staging a concert at Kampala Serena Hotel, an ambition he
Viboyo Says Many Ugandan Songs Today Feel Rushed
LugaFlow rapper and music producer Viboyo Oweyo, born Moses Nsubuga, has shared his thoughts on the current state of Ugandan music. Speaking during an appearance