Vinka Reveals Why She Was Not Part of the Yoweri Music Album
Ugandan singer Vinka has explained why she was absent from the launch of the Yoweri Music Album. The album, launched on September 27 at Speke
“Are Our Fans Real?” Selecta Jeff Slams Low Engagement Online
It turns out the “many followers, little engagement” struggle is not just for ordinary users. Even celebrities are starting to feel the pinch, and some
Eddy Kenzo Denies Blocking Musicians from NRM Campaign Events
Singer Eddy Kenzo has dismissed social media claims that he stopped some musicians from performing at NRM campaign events, calling the reports false and misleading.
Ava Peace on Why She Drops Music Back to Back
In the entertainment world, almost everything an artiste does draws both admirers and critics, no matter how harmless it may seem. For Ava Peace, her
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
Feffe Bussi: “My Concert Was a Success, But the Money Was Stolen”
Feffe Bussi has shocked fans by revealing that he never truly enjoyed the money from his 2023 concert, HipHop Ku Nalubaale. The Ugandan rapper packed
Ziza Bafana Claims Musicians Hold More Power Than Ministers
Ugandan dancehall star Ziza Bafana has stirred debate after boldly claiming that musicians hold more power than politicians. During an appearance on Sanyuka Morning Xpress,
How Pretty Banks Sustains Her Music Career Despite High Costs
Singer Pretty Banks has opened up about how she manages to keep her music career going, despite the high costs of creating and releasing music.
Kin Bella Reflects on Her Childhood: “Music Was My Escape”
Kin Bella is proving that passion can blossom even in the toughest circumstances. The ‘Tonesipata’ singer says music has always been her refuge, even in
