Ugandan Music Needs ‘Healthy Beefs’ to Grow — DJ Roja
DJ Roja has stirred conversation after claiming that Uganda’s music scene is missing real showbiz energy. Taking to X, the veteran DJ argued that while
Yung Mulo Says Hit Songs Happen Naturally, Not by Formula
Ugandan dancehall singer Yung Mulo says there is no formula for a hit song. Looking back at his 2012 breakout single “Tebakusobola,” Mulo said the
Katrina Nilzero Fires Warning to Fake Account Operators
Ugandan socialite Katrina Nilzero has broken her silence in a fiery outburst directed at individuals she accuses of running fake social media accounts to tarnish
Maddox Breaks Silence on Pride and Public Perception
“I am a man with no problems with anyone.” That is how Maddox Ssematimba has often described himself. For years, rumors painted him as proud
Gloria Bugie Calls on Women to Open Their Wallets This Valentine’s
The call to “spoil the boy child” this Valentine’s Day is growing louder by the day. It started with NBS news anchor Irene Nalumu questioning
Kapere Reveals Secret to Happy Valentine’s Day Celebrations
Kapere Lufotose is keeping things simple but intentional this Valentine’s Day. The city comedian says that when it comes to love, he believes in giving
Pastor Bugembe Advises Youth to Think Beyond February 14
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Pastor Wilson Bugembe of The Worship House Nansana has urged Ugandans, especially young women, to stay calm and responsible. Speaking to
Why Getting Noticed in Music Has Become Tougher, According to Liam Voice
Ugandan singer Liam Voice, born Zisabusolo Willy, has weighed in on the state of Uganda’s music industry, pointing to the rising competition among artistes. Speaking
Nalumu Irene Questions Why Only Women Receive Flowers on Valentine’s Day
NBS Television news anchor Nalumu Irene has sparked debate online after questioning a long standing Valentine’s Day tradition. In a post shared on February 9,
Why Maddox Does Not Listen to the Current Crop of Ugandan Musicians
Maddox Ssemanda Sematimba has opened up about why he rarely listens to today’s crop of Ugandan musicians. Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, the legendary reggae artiste