Is Uganda Losing Its Creative Talent to Foreign Markets? Fans Weigh In
A question from NBS After 5 has ignited debate across Ugandan social media: Why are local artistes heading abroad? The show posed the question on
Elijah Kitaka Challenges Doubts About Luganda Going Global
Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka has made his ambition clear after sharing a video from Red Bull Symphonic on X. The clip captured a powerful live
Ugandan Music Needs ‘Healthy Beefs’ to Grow — DJ Roja
DJ Roja has stirred conversation after claiming that Uganda’s music scene is missing real showbiz energy. Taking to X, the veteran DJ argued that while
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,
Abtex Explains Why Joshua Baraka Is Still Short of Artiste of the Year
Commenting on the naming of King Saha as Artiste of the Year at the Uncut Awards, events promoter Abtex said the decision made sense. However,
Uncle Chumi Jokes About Mary Bata After Bebe Cool List Recognition
Singer Uncle Chumi has shared her excitement after appearing on Bebe Cool’s highly followed annual music list, using the moment to crack jokes about her
Bebe Cool List: Songs and Artistes That Ruled Uganda in 2025
Music icon Bebe Cool has unveiled his annual Bebe Cool List for 2025, highlighting the artistes, albums, and songs that defined the year and sharing
Cindy Sanyu Breaks Down Her Favorite Artistes of the Year
Ugandan dancehall star Cindy Sanyu has revealed her top musicians of 2025 and explained what makes them stand out. In a conversation with Tawfiq Media,
Vinka Responds to Rumors of Favoritism at Swangz Avenue
Ugandan pop star Vinka, whose real name is Nakiyingi Veronica Lugya, is setting the record straight. Responding to whispers that she is outshining her fellow
Elijah Kitaka Shares Why He Keeps His Music Mellow and Soulful
Ugandan singer Elijah Kitaka is known for his unique fusion of reggae, Afrobeats, jazz, R&B, ragga, and dancehall. Although some of these genres are known
