IUEA Freshers Celebrate with Massive Fireworks and Star-Studded Ball
The International University of East Africa welcomed its new students with a spectacular Freshers’ Ball, complete with fireworks, live performances, and a lively student crowd.
Women Seek Songwriting Help More Than Men, Dokta Brain Says
Renowned songwriter Dokta Brain has revealed he played a hand in Uganda’s latest anthem, “Ki Uganda Kinyuma.” The track, released on October 3, celebrates the
Director Fadhil Mahad Talks Inspiration for “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Music Video
Director Fadhil Mahad, the creative mind behind the colourful visuals of Ki Uganda Kinyuma, has shared what inspired him to create the music video. The
How Acidic Vokoz Found His Place on “Ki Uganda Kinyuma”
Ugandan vocalist Acidic Vokoz is one of the voices behind “Ki Uganda Kinyuma,” Uganda’s newest anthem of pride. The song, a powerful collaboration featuring Omega
Omega 256 Shares Inspiration Behind “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Banger
On October 3, a new anthem, “Ki Uganda Kinyuma,” made its debut and instantly captured the nation’s attention. A collaboration between Omega 256, Feffe Bussi,
Kasaija’s Catchphrase “Ki Uganda Kinyuma” Turned Banger
Uganda’s Minister of Finance, Matia Kasaija, has shown he is not only skilled with numbers but also gifted at crafting memorable slogans. After the viral
Cindy Denies Releasing “See You Tonight” to Compete With Sheebah’s “Somebody”
When Sheebah Karungi released her song “Somebody” around July 18, it quickly got fans talking. Weeks later, around August 17, Cindy Sanyu and Omega 256
Omega 256 Celebrates Fans After First Ever Concert
Ugandan singer Omega 256 has shared her thanks with fans following her maiden concert on September 19. The “See You Tonight” hitmaker took to social
Omega 256 Confesses: Fame Makes Finding Love Difficult
Life in the spotlight may look dazzling, but for Omega 256, it has made finding love complicated. The “See You Tonight” star opened up to
Omega 256 Confirms Maiden Concert Will Have No Extra Shows
For many Ugandan artistes, staging extra concerts after a main show has become almost standard practice. These extra shows, usually held outside Kampala, give fans
