Fik Fameica Explains Why His Clothing Line Is Not on the Forefront Just Yet
Fik Fameica, real name Shafik Walukagga, has always expressed his passion for fashion alongside his music career. While music has been his primary focus, the
Sama Sojah Claims Many Musicians Demand Copyright Law But Few Truly Understand It
The discussion about amending Uganda’s copyright law remains a significant issue in the entertainment industry, with many creators feeling that the current system does not
Don MC Steps Back from Rapping to Focus on Sound Engineering
Ugandan rapper Don MC Kapata, real name Donald R. Rutaisire, has resurfaced after a long break from the media, revealing that he took a step
Abdul Mulaasi Gives Fik Fameica and Eddy Kenzo Green Light to Redo His Classics
Abdul Mulaasi, born Abdu Simwogerere, is ready to give a fresh touch to some of his biggest hits, which made him a household name in
Don MC Rates A Pass’s Concert 1000%, Calls Him a True Perfectionist
Any Ugandan rap fan would instantly recognize the name Don MC Kapata, born Donald R. Rutaisire. He dominated the airwaves with hits like “Tobimanyi,” “Yes
“I Only Sing Classics,” Sama Sojah Declares with Confidence
Although he has been quiet for some time, Ugandan singer and songwriter Sama Sojah, real name Ivan Tony Kizito, insists he has never truly left
A Pass Blasts Ugandan Awards: “They Have No Value”
Singer Alexander Bagonza, better known as A Pass, is riding high on confidence after a successful concert at the Kampala Serena Hotel. Following the triumph
Gloria Bugie Speaks on Her Ideal Man: What You Need to Bring to the Table
Singer Gloria Bugie, born Gloria Busingye, is making waves in the music industry with her bold fashion choices. Despite criticism from many who find her
Naava Grey Denies Dating Rich Foreign Man as She Prepares for Valentine’s Day Concert
In the past, rumors have suggested that singer Naava Grey, whose real name is Asha Naava Grey Zziwa, is involved with a wealthy foreign man,
Madrat & Chiko Defend Performing at Political Events: “A Job Is a Job”
Ugandan comic duo, Madrat & Chiko, have come out to address the criticism they face for performing at events organized by political figures. The pair
