Katikkiro of Buganda Owek. Charles Peter Mayiga has urged young people to prioritize business and wealth-building investments over rushing to construct expensive homes, warning that such decisions can leave them borrowing against their own investments.
A Pass has opened up about a 2015 incident where Kalifah AgaNaga allegedly took his microphone during a DJ Shiru show, saying he felt deeply disrespected but chose not to fight.
Cindy Sanyu says she has one non-negotiable rule with promoters—no full payment, no performance. The singer believes artists should protect their value while resolving disputes professionally.
Vinka has expressed excitement over her long-awaited debut concert, promising fans an explosive night as Swangz Avenue prepares to unveil the official event details.
Iryn Namubiru has applauded several Ugandan artists, highlighting Tracy Melon’s unique voice and recognizing talents like Azawi, Aaronx, and Elijah Kitaka.
Swangz Avenue has finally announced Vinka’s maiden concert, a long-awaited milestone for one of the label’s longest-serving and most consistent hitmakers.
Lydia Jazmine has weighed in on the Joshua Baraka and Azawi debate, saying Ugandan artistes should focus on unity and collaboration instead of tearing down one another.
Martha Mukisa has boldly joined Uganda’s growing music battle conversation, declaring she can beat any artist while also opening up about ownership of her music and copyright protection.
Singer Azawi says performing for any political candidate, including Bobi Wine or NRM, would be extremely difficult because she doesn’t want to influence her fans or promote disunity.
Vinka has dismissed Ava Peace’s claims of a music battle, saying she doesn’t see such a showdown happening. The Swangz Avenue star also confirmed that her long-demanded concert is coming soon.