“I Can Never Work With Him Again” — Ykee Benda Speaks On Dre Carli Fallout
Ykee Benda has made it clear that although he forgave former Mpaka Records signee Dre Carli, he will never work with him again. The singer
Ykee Benda Opens Up About Depression And Pain Behind Music Silence
Singer Ykee Benda has opened up about the personal struggles that pushed him away from music and public life for nearly two years. Speaking on
Ykee Benda Claims Politics Is Now a Promotion Tool for Musicians
Ugandan singer Ykee Benda has sparked conversation in the entertainment industry after speaking about the growing link between music and politics. Speaking on a podcast
Ykee Benda Announces Return With New Music
Ugandan singer Ykee Benda has signaled a strong return to music, opening up about his time away and teasing new releases. The Mpaka Records boss
Ykee Benda: “Biggest Mistake Is Sharing Your Happy Life Online”
Social media has turned everyday life into a public show, with many people sharing everything from their happiest moments to their most private experiences. But
Artistes Rally Behind Clause 9 as Copyright Amendment Bill Faces Debate
Questions raised in Parliament about Clause 9 of the proposed Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Amendment Bill 2025 have sparked strong reactions from Ugandan musicians. The
Ykee Benda and Frank Ntambi Clash in Online Exchange
Ugandan singer Ykee Benda and arts critic Frank Ntambi have stirred conversation online after clashing on the social platform X. The exchange began with playful
Ykee Benda’s Praise for Speaker Anita Among Sparks Mixed Reactions Online
Ugandan singer Ykee Benda has sparked mixed reactions online after praising the Speaker of Parliament, Anita Annet Among, for her role in recent political campaigns.
Ykee Benda Reveals How Marriage Made Him More Responsible
Ykee Benda is embracing a new season of life, and this time it is not just about music. The Ugandan singer, born Wyclif Tugume, recently
Ykee Benda Speaks Out on Paid Political Performances
Singer Ykee Benda has explained why he will keep supporting whoever pays for his work, saying music remains his main source of income. In a
