Joshua Otim
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Tracy Melon Shares Her Deepest Fear About Growing Older
Singer Tracy Melon, known for creating music that speaks to the heart and matters of it, has revealed that she is currently single. But before
Tracy Melon Opens Up on Navigating Social Media Criticism
The Ugandan music industry is packed with talent, but like any busy creative space, it also receives its fair share of criticism, especially on social
We Have All Seen Them, But What Are Those Little Packets Really For? A Closer Look at Silica Gel
If you have ever opened a new pair of shoes, a bag, or even a box of electronics, chances are you have spotted those tiny
Why GNL Turned Down Collaborations with Chameleone and Bebe Early in His Career
Rapper GNL Zamba recently reflected on a time early in his career when he turned down collaboration offers from established artistes Jose Chameleone and Bebe
Kapeke Declines Performing at Political Rallies
As Uganda prepares for the 2026 general elections, many politicians are turning to musicians to boost their campaign strategies. While several artistes are eager to
Five Surprising Uses of Avocado You Probably Did Not Know About
We all love avocado in our salads, smoothies, or smashed on toast. But did you know this creamy fruit has many more tricks up its
Dax Vibez Moves ‘All White’ Concert to UMA Show Grounds After Hotel Africana Pulls Out
Dax Vibez has announced a change in venue for his upcoming “All White” concert, which will now take place at UMA Show Grounds, Lugogo, on
Pretty Banks Says Ugandan Men Are “So Basic”
Asked in a media interview to describe her love life in three words, singer Pretty Banks, born Tusingwire Phionah, needed only one: “Disaster.” Despite being
King Saha Announces New Concert Set for November
Singer Manisul Ssemande, alias King Saha, has announced that he will be holding a concert on November 21, promising to end the year in “360”
Ugandan Musicians Are Local, Gashumba Stresses
Socio-political commentator Frank Gashumba has once again sparked debate, this time turning his focus to Uganda’s music industry. He opened by challenging anyone to name