Spice Diana Extends Goodwill to Nina Roz’s Political Bid Despite Feud Rumours
Spice Diana will not be physically supporting singer‑turned‑politician Nina Roz in her bid for Sembabule District Woman MP. The “Siri Regular” hitmaker says her support
Cindy Opens Up on the Possibility of a Political Future
Cindy Sanyu, whose real name is Cinderella Sanyu, has revealed her deep desire to serve people, especially the fans who have stood by her over
Spice Diana Chooses Music for Now, Leaves Politics as Possibility
The music industry in Uganda has been seeing an unusual trend lately, with more entertainers stepping into the political arena. This shift has sparked a
Failure to Give “A Cappella” Cost Ssegoona the NUP Ticket, Mbidde Claims
Former East African Legislative Assembly member Fred Mukasa Mbidde has spoken out on why Hon. Medard Lubega Sseggona was denied the National Unity Platform (NUP)
Abitex Cautions Walukaga: “You May Get Votes, But Can You Protect Them?”
Events promoter Abitex has expressed concern over Mathias Mulumba Walukaga’s chances of winning the Busiro East MP seat, despite securing the National Unity Platform (NUP)
Geosteady Joins Growing List of Politically Neutral Performers
In a surprising revelation, Ugandan vocalist Geosteady says he has no problem performing at rallies for any political party, as long as the call comes.
Pretty Banks Explains Why She Accepts Political Gigs from Any Side
Ugandan singer Pretty Banks wants everyone to know she will perform at political gigs for any party. In a sit-down with Rewind, she emphasized that
Here Is Why Mun*G Chose This Year for Long-Awaited Concert
Mun*G is finally giving fans what they have been asking for, a concert. The rapper says the timing could not be better, with both his
Mathias Walukagga Denies Taking a Break from Music
Kadongo Kamu legend and politician Mathias Walukagga has come out swinging against claims that he took a break from music after diving into politics. Rumors
We Do Not Need Two Politicians at Home, Eddy Kenzo Explains
A growing number of Ugandan musicians are showing interest in political office, with several aiming for prominent positions in the country’s political landscape. The most