King Saha Denies Managing Winnie Wa Mummy, Says He Is Just Helping Mudra
Despite growing close and even performing together, including in Dubai, King Saha has made it clear that he is not managing Winnie Wa Mummy’s music
Fyno Speaks Out: Singing Was Always the Dream
While every artiste has a beginning, Fyno’s was rooted in a deep passion for music that went far beyond a simple hobby. Many first knew
King Saha Salutes Joshua Baraka’s Global Rise, Advises Him to Conquer Local Scene Too
King Saha has expressed support for Joshua Baraka’s rapidly rising music career while also offering him some words of caution. Baraka, who is currently considered
Titus Vybes Denies Bewitching Mbale Artistes, Challenges Accusers To Come Forward
Mbale-based music star Titus Vybes has come out strongly to deny allegations that he bewitched fellow artistes from his region. Speaking to Sanyuka Uncut, the
Fik Fameica Warns Campus Students About the Spiritual Risks of Casual Intimacy
Ugandan rapper Fik Fameica has issued a cautionary message to university students, urging them to think twice before engaging in casual sex. In a recent
Selecta Jeff Defends Lil Pazo: “Not Everyone Needs to Go Global”
Ugandan DJ Selecta Jeff has come to the defense of singer Lil Pazo, following growing criticism from commentators urging the singer to pursue a more
A Pass Denies Earning Big from Online Alone, Calls For Performance Gigs
A Pass is often believed to be one of the Ugandan musicians who earn significant income online, either through streaming or other digital ventures. However,
Fyno Spills the Tea on Which Ugandan Female Artiste Has His Heart
Fyno recently faced a tricky question: if he had to choose one Ugandan female artiste to marry from a list that included Lydia Jazmine, Spice,
Lil Pazo on Why Not Every Ugandan Musician Needs International Recognition
Singer Lil Pazo has spoken out against the growing belief that all Ugandan musicians should aim for international recognition. Speaking during an appearance on Vvaawo
VIP Jemo Says His Songs Carry a Positive Message, Not Vulgarity
Self-proclaimed “King of the New School,” Kasozi Batende, better known as VIP Jemo, has defended his music against accusations of vulgarity. Appearing on Sanyuka Uncut,
