Aroma Fires Back at Critics: “I Am Earning, Whether You Know My Solo Songs or Not”
Singer Aroma, born Kyavaerimukama Aroma, has responded to critics who claim her music career thrives solely on collaborations. Some argue that her solo projects lack
Lady Mariam Says Her Tindatine Performance Fee Is Enough to Book Three Top Ugandan Artistes
Lady Mariam is confident that, even without new songs topping the charts, she remains in high demand, especially in Central Uganda. In a conversation with
Frank Edoho Claims Most Women Do Not Like Nice Guys
Popular Nigerian TV host Frank Edoho has shocked many with his latest views about women and relationships. Speaking on The Black Table show on TVC
Davido and Chioma Take a Break from Childbearing
Afrobeats kingpin, Davido, and his wife, Chioma, have made it clear they are hitting the pause button on expanding their family. The father of five
King Saha Says No to Vulgar Lyrics, Vows to Inspire Generations
Popular singer Mansur Semanda, widely known as King Saha, has opened up about why none of his songs contain vulgar content. Unlike some artistes who
Biswanka to Quit Music in December, Says His Life is in Danger
Rising singer Biswanka, whose real name is Derrick Biswanka, has shocked fans after revealing he will quit music by the end of this year. The
Sheilah Gashumba on the Rise of Failed Marriages: What Hope Is Left for Single Women?
In recent months, social media has been flooded with stories of marriages falling apart and couples breaking up. The latest involves Apostle Jonah from Millennials
“How Can a Woman Compare Herself to Football?” Bruno K Asks
Bruno K recently opened up about his passion for football, revealing that on his wedding day, if Manchester United is playing, he would not hesitate
Pinky Defends Her Music Amid Comparisons to Ava Peace
Pinky has responded to the ongoing talk suggesting that musicians like Ava Peace, who joined Team No Sleep after her, are now more successful and
Daxx Kartel Explains Why His Music Now Appeals More to Children
Singer Daxx Kartel Omuryeerubah has opened up about the noticeable shift in his music, which now seems to attract a younger audience more than adults.
