Naira Ali Questions Uganda’s “Big Three” After King Saha’s Kololo Success
King Saha’s massive “Tondeka E Kololo Festival” has sparked a fresh debate about Uganda’s long-standing “Big Three” of music. The conversation started after US-based Ugandan
King Saha Rules Kololo as Fans Turn Up in Huge Numbers
King Saha has given his fans another reason to call him one of Uganda’s biggest live performers. The singer took over Kololo Independence Grounds on
Denis Sekabira Hails King Saha’s Rise, Tells Young Musicians to Learn From Him
King Saha did not need a crowded stage to command the attention of thousands at Kololo Independence Grounds. That was one of the things that
Spice Diana on Raising a Co-Wife’s Child: “A Child Is a Child”
Spice Diana has revealed that she would not automatically reject the responsibility of raising a child her partner already has. The singer addressed the issue
Spice Diana Gifts King Saha Dollars Ahead of His Big Concert
King Saha had plenty to worry about as he prepared for his concert, but Spice Diana made sure he had one less thing to worry
Kin Kariisa Visits Makona as He Makes Steady Recovery at Case Hospital
By Mary Teddy Namugga Next Media CEO Kin Kariisa has visited Brian “Makona” Ssemanda in hospital and shared encouraging news about his recovery following the
Sebatta Says Artists Can Rework His Classics, But Wants Clear Copyright Terms
Ugandan musicians have long found new ways to keep old songs alive, with younger artists returning to classics and giving them fresh sounds. That practice,
Vinka Speaks on Artists Who Rehearse but Fail to Show Up on Concert Day
Rehearsing for a concert does not always mean an artist will show up when the big night arrives. Karole Kasita found that out during her
Samson Kasumba Says Ugandan Artists Need Managers Who Can Fire Them
Ugandan music may have no shortage of talent, but Samson Kasumba believes the industry has a serious management problem. The prominent news anchor argues that
Ray G Is Different, Says Samson Kasumba as He Praises His Rise
For years, some critics treated Ray G as an artist whose biggest strength lay in Western Uganda. Mbarara was his territory. Runyankore was his language.
