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
Nina Roz Over the Moon After Winning NUP Card for Ssembabule
Nina Akankunda, better known as Nina Roz, has officially stepped into politics. The Ugandan songbired secured the National Unity Platform (NUP) party card to contest
Nina Roz Condemns Cyber Harassment by Public Figures
Singer and parliamentary aspirant Nina Kankunda Rose, popularly known as Nina Roz, is taking a stand against online bullying and cyber harassment. In an exclusive
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
Nina Roz Claps Back at Critics of Her Political Ambition
Singer Nina Kankunda, popularly known as Nina Roz, has spoken out against those casting doubt on her political ambitions. The “Billboard Kipande” hit-maker took to
Think Ahead: Nina Roz Advises Artistes to Plan Post-Music Careers
“We all did not see this coming; Nina Roz going political,” MC Kats remarked during an exclusive interview with the singer on NBS After 5.
“I Am Loved, But Not in a Commitment,” Nina Roz Reflects on Love and Life
Ugandan singer Nina Roz, born Nina Kankunda, recently opened up about her views on love and what she looks for in a partner. The “Billboard
How Bobi Wine Helped Inspire Nina Roz’s Message in ‘Omukazi’
Ever since Nina Roz declared her political ambitions, many have been curious about her conversations with fellow artiste turned politician Robert Kyagulanyi Sentamu, alias Bobi
“Musicians Are More Powerful Than Politicians,” Nina Roz Makes Her Political Case
In recent years, Uganda has witnessed a growing wave of entertainers, especially musicians, transitioning from merely commenting on politics to actively participating in it. Despite
