Geosteady Hints at Music Comeback After Months in Rehab
Ugandan singer Geosteady may be ready to return to the music scene, months after stepping away to focus on his health. The “Tokendeeza” star got
Selecta Jef Blacklists Musician Over Disrespect, Fans Left Guessing
Away from his usual commentary on promoting Ugandan music and collaborations between DJs and musicians, Selecta Jef has revealed that he has blacklisted a particular
“Maybe Yallah, But No One Else Comes Close,” Keko On Ugandan Female Rappers
Ugandan rapper Keko has made it clear that she does not see herself on the same level as other female artistes in the country’s hip-hop
Not in a Relationship but Exclusively Talking to Someone, The Mith Opens Up
Ugandan rapper The Mith is pulling back the curtain on his personal life, and it is a mix of music, mystery, and nightlife. During a
Helen Jacquez Says Yes to Solomon Kampala
Love is blooming for Sekayi Solomon Kampala Kyagulanyi, the son of singer and politician Bobi Wine. At just 20 years old, he has taken a
Zari Denies Rumors, Confirms Diamond Platnumz Kids Are His
Socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan, famously known as Zari The Bosslady, has hit back hard at rumors questioning the paternity of her children with Tanzanian
Kenyan Man Claims He Is Elon Musk’s Firstborn, Internet Calls It a Hoax
A 40-year-old Kenyan man, who identifies as a mental health activist, has gone viral after claiming he is Elon Musk’s firstborn son and demanding a
Musical Battles Require More Than Hits, Frank Ntambi Tells Mun*G
Ugandan performing arts critic Frank Ntambi is throwing shade at Mun*G’s bold claim that no one in the industry can match his catalog in a
Mun*G Confident He Can Outshine Bebe Cool Hit for Hit
Mun*G has boldly claimed that no one in the industry can go head-to-head with him in a Verzuz musical battle. During a sit-down with Baboon
Selecta Jef Rallies Musicians to Back Bebe Cool’s Global Push
Selecta Jef has called on musicians and fans to rally behind Bebe Cool’s Break The Chains album, urging critics to “pick up your swords” and focus on pushing Ugandan music onto the global stage instead of tearing each other down.
