Joshua Otim
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Douglas Lwanga Calls for an End to Kenzo, Baraka Comparisons
Fans have been going back and forth over who has made a bigger mark internationally: Eddy Kenzo or Joshua Baraka. The debate has split opinions,
A Pass Reveals Why He Invested in His Own Studio
Alexander Bagonza, alias A Pass, is among the few Ugandan musicians who can boast of owning a personal studio. The singer says the decision came
Most Ugandan Female Artistes Sing From a Male Perspective — A Pass
A Pass says the issue of few female songwriters in Uganda goes deeper than numbers. The singer, real name Alexander Bagonza, believes it shows up
A Pass Reveals How He Handles Explicit Messages From Fans
Ugandan singer A Pass has shared how he deals with one of the more awkward sides of fame, unsolicited explicit messages from fans. For many
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
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
Uncle Chumi Rejects Copyright and Refuses to Learn About It
Uncle Chumi stood out at a high profile dinner hosted by Justice Minister Norbert Mao, but not for the reasons many expected. The event, held