TAKEAWAYS

• King Saha names Bebe Cool and Jose Chameleone among artists he has issues with
• Defends his personal image against drug abuse allegations
• Calls out Eddie Kenzo’s leadership and backs a new musicians’ federation

Singer King Saha has opened up about the fellow musicians he says he has unresolved issues with, shedding light on long-standing beefs with numerous artists in the indsutry. Speaking shortly after returning from a performance in Germany, the “Bambi” singer said while he has many friends in the industry, a number of top artists remain on his list of disagreements.

At the center of his concerns is Bebe Cool, with whom Saha has had a public and often heated feud. According to Saha, the fallout worsened after Bebe Cool allegedly labeled him a drug addict in the media, claims he says have never been retracted.

“I wondered how a father with a daughter at Nabisunsa Girls can be branded a drug addict about to run mad. Beyond the stage, I am a responsible man,” Saha said.

He also mentioned Dr. Jose Chameleone, noting that despite considering him family, there has never been an apology over past misunderstandings. However, Saha was quick to dismiss rumors of bad blood with Pallaso, emphasizing that their relationship remains intact.

“If I had an issue with Pallaso, I would call him directly. The Mayanja family is family to me,” he added.

Saha didn’t stop at personal disputes. He also took aim at Eddy Kenzo, particularly over leadership concerns within the Uganda National Musicians Federation. He urged Kenzo to adopt a more transparent and inclusive approach in managing the body.

Backing fellow artist Ziza Bafana’s recent criticism, Saha revealed support for plans to establish an alternative musicians’ federation—one that he believes will better represent artists’ interests.