Fred Seruga Celebrates Law Degree, Backs Copyright Amendment Bill
Ugandan musician Fred Seruga is marking a major milestone after graduating from law school, adding a legal career to his journey in music. His achievement
“Our Music Finally Has Value,” Says Kenzo After Copyright Victory
Uganda’s creative community is celebrating a major breakthrough following the passage of the Copyright and Neighboring Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2025 in Parliament. For award-winning singer
Chance Nalubega Fights to Reclaim Rights to Her Music
Chance Nalubega has spoken out after discovering that she cannot fully benefit from music she says she personally created and funded. The veteran singer shared
Rushawn Ewears Denies Akon 1 Million Dollar Rumour
Young Jamaican singer Rushawn Ewears has denied online claims that Akon gave him 1 million US dollars. The rumour spread widely on social media after
Sabrina Carpenter Blasts White House Over Use of Her Song
Sabrina Carpenter has stepped into the political spotlight after the White House used part of her song Juno in a pro ICE video without asking
King Saha Vows to March to Parliament Over Copyright Law
Ugandan singer King Saha has responded to Eddy Kenzo’s earlier contemplation of resigning as president of the Ugandan National Musicians Federation. Speaking to Sanyuka Uncut,
Nina Roz Challenges Black Market Afrika Over Rights to Unreleased Music
On August 4, Black Market Afrika, a sub-label under Black Market Records, posted on X that “Post Your Bae” by Nina Roz is coming out
