Abtex Opens Up on President Museveni Offer and Government Role
Uganda’s events scene has found itself brushing shoulders with State House, and promoter Abtex is right at the center of it. In recent months, the
Mbidde Names Ava Peace as a New Talent He Enjoys
Renowned city politician and lawmaker, Hon. Fred Mukasa Mbidde, has shared which female artiste from the younger generation he believes is making an impact. Speaking
Never Feel Entitled to Help, Douglas Lwanga Says
Douglas Lwanga has shared a message that many people can relate to, especially in tough economic times. Taking to X, the popular media personality spoke
Why Big Eye Says New Artistes Cannot Push Out Veterans
Uganda’s music scene is seeing a strong surge of fresh talent, with new voices dominating charts and conversations. Artistes like Ava Peace, Kapeke, Elijah Kitaka,
Red Carpet, Fanta Fun, and Big Screens: Holiday Makers Go Wild at ‘The Legends’ Watch Party
Saturday, 31st January, was a day to remember for holiday makers and movie enthusiasts as The Legends watch party took over Next Media Park with
Immy Candace Questions Why Women Trust Unrealistic Promises
Immy Candace has stirred relationship talk after weighing in on why some women end up heartbroken over promises that were never realistic in the first
“Stop Supervising My Womb,” Black Shuga Fumes Over Baby Questions
Black Shuga has had enough of people monitoring her womb. The media personality spoke on BM Focus, where she addressed the constant questions about when
Nutty Neithan Backs Record Labels in Solo vs Signed Debate
The debate over whether artistes should remain independent or sign to record labels continues to divide the music industry. Now, Ugandan dancehall star Nutty Neithan
Eddy Kenzo Falls Short in Second Grammy Attempt
Eddy Kenzo’s second Grammy attempt ended without a win, but the Ugandan singer continues to break ground internationally. At the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Eddy
Naira Ali Calls Out Illegal Music Use, Cites Radio & Weasel Royalty Losses
Naira Ali is raising the alarm over what she calls massive losses Ugandan artists face due to weak copyright enforcement. The US-based singer took to
