Joshua Otim
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Ray Signature Points to Songwriting as His Biggest Achievement
Ray Signature says his growth in the music industry has come through years of experience, mistakes, learning from the people around him, and his work
Why Lilian Lubwama No Longer Fears Posting Her Children Online
Social media continues to be an unpredictable space where opinions spread fast and personal lives often become public discussion. Because of this, some parents choose
Da Agent Blames Artiste Pride for His Limited Collaborations
Lugaflow artiste Da Agent has opened up about why collaborations have been rare in his career. Often described as the fastest rapper in Uganda, Da
Catherine Kusasira Says Her Children Must Build Their Own Wealth
Not every parent measures success by what they leave behind for their children. While many focus on building wealth for the next generation, others believe
UNMF Issues Security Alert Over Plot to Discredit Eddy Kenzo
The Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) has issued a security alert, warning of a planned effort to discredit its president, Eddy Kenzo, and the federation’s
Mami Deb Reveals What Makes a Man Instantly Unattractive
Different things turn people off in relationships, but for Deborah Nantongo Cleave, widely known as Mami Deb, hygiene is non negotiable. The prominent Ugandan businesswoman,
Ritah Dancehall Rejects Claims of Romance With Awilo Longomba
Congolese music legend Awilo Longomba sparked excitement after revealing plans to work closely with Ugandan dancer Ritah Dancehall. While performing in Mbarara on Easter Sunday,
Douglas Lwanga Says Many Ugandans Are Not Okay
Ugandan TV personality and youth advocate Douglas Lwanga has raised concern over what he describes as a growing mental health crisis in the country. In
Suspekt Leizor Dismisses Talk of Sugar Mummy Funding
Ugandan Afrobeats and dancehall artiste Suspekt Leizor has shut down claims that a sugar mummy is behind his music career. Social media users have been
Coco Finger Says Music Success Is About Hits, Not Skill
What really makes a musician good and successful? Is it strong vocals, the ability to play instruments, or simply delivering hit songs that people love?