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Kapeke Shuts Down Rumors About Dating Older Women
Kapeke has addressed claims linking him to older women and makes it clear he does not entertain such talk. The rapper, born Derrick Nsubaga, recently
Kapeke Keeps It Real on Copyright, Says He Does Not Know Much
As conversations around the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2025 continue, singer Kapeke has shared his thoughts. Uganda’s Parliament passed the bill on March
I Am Not Under Pressure to Fall in Love, Tracy Melon Says
She may pour her heart into love songs, but it seems Tracy Melon does not draw that music from her personal experiences. The “Ogenda Kukilaba”
Tracy Melon Vows to Apologize If Mystery Benz Gifter Is Her Lover
Ugandan singer Tracy Melon has spoken out as speculation grows over the luxury Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV she received on International Women’s Day. She says a
D Star Explains Why He Quit Ugandan Collaborations
D Star says he stepped away from Ugandan collaborations after repeatedly finding himself pushing songs alone. Speaking on Star Connect, the “Hoozambe” sensation described how
Mayiga on Ugandan Music: “I Can Tell When a Song Will Do Well”
Buganda Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga says he is keeping up with trending music, even though his preference has always leaned toward older songs. While speaking
A Pass Says His Serena Show Is Uganda’s Best Concert Ever
A Pass has explained why he would not change anything about the music industry, even if he had the power to do so. During a
Kenzo Declines Royal Regency London Shows, Says “I Deserve Better”
Eddy Kenzo has ruled out a return to London, despite continued calls from Ugandans in the United Kingdom asking him to perform there. The BET
Ecko Star Reveals What Pulled Him Into Dancehall Music
Ecko Star Fullybad is carving out a distinct sound in Uganda’s dancehall scene, and it all traces back to the music that first pulled him
A Pass Says Discipline, Not Talent, Holds Ugandan Artistes Back
During an interview on KFM, A Pass faced a simple but pointed question: what do Ugandan artistes lack most: talent, discipline, or vision? He chose