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Joshua Baraka Speaks Out on Why Ugandan Music Is Not Going Global

Singer and songwriter Joshua Baraka has opened up about what he believes is holding Ugandan music back from achieving global dominance like Nigerian and South

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Joshua Baraka on Pursuing Music Against Family Expectations

Fast-rising Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka has shared the story behind his journey into the music industry and how his family, especially his parents, reacted to

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Joshua Baraka Advocates for Education Despite Taking a Break from School

Singer Joshua Baraka may have taken a break from school, but he has not taken a break from advocating for education. Speaking to Sanyuka TV,

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Joshua Baraka Explains Why He Still Uses Ubers Despite His Growing Music Success

The “NANA” hitmaker, Joshua Baraka, is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about rising stars in Uganda’s music scene. As his fanbase continues to grow

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Joshua Baraka Unbothered by Body Shaming Comments

Recording artiste and producer Joshua Baraka is no stranger to the scrutiny that comes with fame. Recently, he has faced heavy criticism about his body

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Why Joshua Baraka Welcomes Being Called an International Artist but Feels He Has Not Yet Achieved It

While many already consider him an international artiste, especially after his hit song “NANA” gained widespread popularity across Africa, Joshua Baraka feels he has not

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Joshua Baraka Slams Daddy Andre’s Songwriting, Says It Is Not Exceptional

The debate over the best songwriters in Uganda has recently been a hot topic in the industry, even sparking an exchange between singers Dokta Brain

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Joshua Baraka Explains Why He Performs More Abroad Than at Home and Defends His High Rate Card

Singer Joshua Baraka has addressed concerns about his high performance fees and his preference for performing abroad more frequently than in Uganda. Many promoters and

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Brian Avie Praises Joshua Baraka, Urges Musicians To Stop Chasing Trends

During a recent media chat, musician Brian Avie cut straight to the heart of the problem facing Ugandan artistes: too many are simply catering to