Joshua Otim
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Navio Finally Reveals Who Writes His Music
Ugandan hip-hop star Navio has opened up about his songwriting process and the collaborators who help shape his music. Speaking to Evening Rush Reloaded, Navio
Navio Reveals How “Badman From Kamwokya” Came to Life
When it comes to successful genre fusions in Ugandan music, “Badman From Kamwokya” is hard to beat. The track, a hit collaboration between Bobi Wine
Abitex Cautions Walukaga: “You May Get Votes, But Can You Protect Them?”
Events promoter Abitex has expressed concern over Mathias Mulumba Walukaga’s chances of winning the Busiro East MP seat, despite securing the National Unity Platform (NUP)
NUP Snub? AgaNaga Opens FDC Doors for Big Eye and Reign
Musician Mukiibi Sadat, better known as Kalifah AgaNaga, has spoken out after fellow entertainers Big Eye StarBoss and Reign Omusoyisoyi were denied National Unity Platform
Kenzo Pushes Government to Extend Concert Curfew to 2 AM
Fans and musicians might soon get more time to enjoy concerts, if Eddy Kenzo gets his way. The Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president is
Seyi Shay Highlights the Value of a Father Figure in Raising Girls
Seyi Shay believes a father figure plays a key role in shaping a girl’s values and sense of stability. The Nigerian music star says women
Burna Boy Tops Spotify’s 2025 Afrobeats Rankings
Spotify has named its top Afrobeats artists for 2025, and Nigerians have claimed every spot in the top five. Leading the list is Burna Boy,
I Leave the Moment a Man Starts Struggling, Black Shuga Confesses
Ugandan media personality Black Shuga has shaken conversations about relationships after openly dismissing the idea of “building with your man.” In a interview with Sanyuka
Could Gospel Music Be Next for Ykee Benda?
Ugandan music fans are left wondering after Ykee Benda dropped a message suggesting a major change in his career. The singer hinted that his next
Geosteady Joins Growing List of Politically Neutral Performers
In a surprising revelation, Ugandan vocalist Geosteady says he has no problem performing at rallies for any political party, as long as the call comes.