Karole Kasita Declares 2025 Her Best Musical Year Yet
Ugandan dancehall sensation Karole Kasita is celebrating what she calls the best year of her career. Speaking to Flexx, the “Yaka” star reflected on a
Spice Diana Reveals Her Biggest Gratitude of 2025
2025 has been a hectic year for Spice Diana, both on and off the stage. Musically, the songbird kept fans entertained, releasing about six songs,
Rickman Admits Music Was Never the Dream, Reveals His True Passion
Rickman Manrick has dropped a revelation that could leave fans questioning everything they thought they knew about his music journey. Despite being widely regarded as
Zayra Baby Addresses Income Speculation, Says Influencing Pays “Heavy Money”
At just 21, Ugandan content creator and influencer Zayra Baby has already achieved a lot. Through brand influencing, she has built a strong public profile
Spice Diana Urges Artistes to Mind Their Conduct This Election Season
As Uganda heads toward election day, singer Spice Diana has urged musicians to behave responsibly. Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, the “Award” hitmaker urged artistes to
Next Radio Turns Its Top 106 Countdown Into a Full-Day Radio Experience
Next Radio 106.1 FM is turning its annual year end countdown into an all day event. From December 29 to 31, the station will roll
Karole Kasita Ditches Christmas Gigs Forever, Here’s Why
Ugandan dancehall star Karole Kasita has shown that even top artistes value family over money. Despite being one of the most booked female artistes in
Eddy Kenzo Suggests a Dedicated Burial Site for Uganda’s Stars
Ugandan singer and Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president Eddy Kenzo has a bold new idea for the country’s entertainment scene. He has proposed creating
Feffe Bussi Contemplates Law Degree to Strengthen Political Ambitions
Ugandan rapper Feffe Bussi, born Frank Mukiiza, has revealed that he is planning to return to school to study law. He explained in a recent
Viboyo Shares How Ragga Dee Changed the Face of Music Earnings in Uganda
Veteran musician Viboyo has taken fans down memory lane, opening up about how Ugandan musicians slowly came to understand the business side of music. Speaking
