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BigTril Teases New Music and Serena Show Plans
Ugandan rapper BigTril has teased fans with the possibility of a concert at the Serena Kampala Hotel next year. Speaking to Daily Soup during fellow
Betina Namukasa Hails Reign’s Calm Reaction to NUP Snub
Ugandan singer Betina Namukasa has spoken out in support of her comic friend Reign Omusoyisoyi, who was recently denied the NUP Party ticket for the
Salvador Dismisses Claims of Bias in Hosting Jobs
Patrick Salvador Idringi has hit back at claims that he chooses which events to host based on the artistes involved. Speculation had suggested that Salvador
Red Banton Tells How Paulo Kafeero Wrote ‘Dipo Nazigala’ for Nine Years
Veteran musician Red Banton has opened up about how music production in Uganda has changed since the time of the late Paulo Kafeero. His words
Taylor Swift Says Marriage Will Not End Her Music Career
Fans of Taylor Swift can relax. The superstar has promised she will keep making music even after getting married. This comes after speculation that her
Taylor Swift Smashes Records With 500 Million Streams in Three Days
Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, is dominating the music world. Released on October 3 through Republic Records, it has already passed
Seyi Shay Reveals How Friendship with Wizkid Changed Her Career
Nigerian singer and songwriter Seyi Shay has revealed how her early work with Afrobeats superstar Wizkid grew into a strong friendship and creative mentorship. Their
DeeOne Completes 52 Hour Comedy Marathon, Awaits World Record Confirmation
Nigerian comedian and reality star DeeOne has made history with a marathon comedy show. He performed for 52 hours and 42 minutes, aiming to set
Imisi Crowned Big Brother Naija 2025 Winner
After 71 days of drama and competition, Big Brother Naija 2025 crowned its winner. Imisi emerged victorious in the season finale, taking home prizes worth
Big Tril Speaks Out: “Nothing Needs Changing in the Industry”
While many Ugandan artistes complain about copyright issues, violence, and other challenges in the music scene, Big Tril is taking a different stance. The “Parte