Grace Nakalema Tells Young Women: Love Yourself First
Legendary Ugandan singer Grace Nakalema is showing that age is just a number. At 58, she is happily single and living life on her own
Dax Vibez Prepares to Wow Fans With All White Concert at UMA Show Grounds
When Dax Vibez takes the stage on 29 August 2025 at the UMA Show Grounds, fans are in for a night of music, style and
Fik Fameica Salutes Chameleone for Postponing September 5 Concert
Fik Fameica has openly applauded Jose Chameleone after the veteran postponed his September 5 concert at Kololo Airstrip, avoiding a clash with Fik’s show at
Mun*G Confident He Can Outshine Bebe Cool Hit for Hit
Mun*G has boldly claimed that no one in the industry can go head-to-head with him in a Verzuz musical battle. During a sit-down with Baboon
Selecta Jef Rallies Musicians to Back Bebe Cool’s Global Push
Selecta Jef has called on musicians and fans to rally behind Bebe Cool’s Break The Chains album, urging critics to “pick up your swords” and focus on pushing Ugandan music onto the global stage instead of tearing each other down.
Weasel Finally Out of Hospital, Big Brother Chameleone by His Side
Drama hit the music scene on August 7 when Ugandan singer Weasel was seriously injured in an alleged hit-and-run involving his partner, Sandra Teta. After
Alien Skin Throws Shade at Copycat Artistes, Embraces His “Chaos” Persona
Controversial Ugandan singer Alien Skin has fired shots at fellow artistes he claims are trying to copy his style, warning them that they can never
Fik Fameica Gives Back to Kawempe Ahead of September Concert
Ugandan rapper and hitmaker Fik Fameica spent his weekend giving back to the community that raised him as part of his preparations for his highly
Spice Diana Says She Will No Longer Turn the Other Cheek
Spice Diana has made it clear that she is no longer in the mood to turn the other cheek. During a chat on Faith Unfiltered,
Mun G Insists International Stardom Starts with Local Success
The word “international” has been thrown around a lot lately, especially by critics who claim Ugandan musicians are merely local acts that have yet to
