Zembo hosted its first-ever Moto-E event at Xtreme Adventure Park Busika, bringing together riders, partners, policymakers, and motorsport enthusiasts to celebrate electric mobility. With over 2,000 active electric motorcycles on Ugandan roads, the company reaffirmed its leadership in sustainable transport and its commitment to expanding clean mobility solutions across the country.
Shakira Shakiraa has explained her absence from the music scene, revealing that she is now heavily invested in a clothing business that involves importing quality fashion items from China for resale in Uganda.
Ugandan singer and UNMF president Eddy Kenzo has defended the musicians’ SACCO, saying it operates transparently and has achieved remarkable growth. Kenzo revealed that profits jumped from Shs 30 million to over Shs 70 million within a year. He urged artists to meet repayment obligations, warning that loan defaulters risk losing future support or even facing jail.
President Museveni applauded Eddy Kenzo and Phiona Nyamutoro for organizing Ugandan musicians into UNMF, a move that has unlocked Shs 33B in government support.
Phiona Nyamutoro has hailed Uganda’s new Copyright Law, saying it will protect all creatives, from musicians to content creators, and boost the economy.
Ugandan star Eddy Kenzo will represent Uganda at the CHAN 2024 closing ceremony in Nairobi. Performing alongside Kenya’s Savara and Tanzania’s Zuchu, Kenzo will showcase East African music as the tournament concludes in style.