Joshua Baraka returns to Kawempe with Just Believe Day, supporting over 1,000 families through aid, music, and youth empowerment initiatives.

Kampala fans were treated to a rare surprise after Diplo performed an unexpected one-hour DJ set at Mezo Noir during his visit to Uganda.

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.

Lynda Ddane has responded to criticism over the revealing outfit she wore at Etania’s Lugogo concert, saying the look matched the party vibe and that she is unfairly targeted because of her curvy body.

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.

Azawi believes her music resonates more with upcountry audiences than Joshua Baraka’s, even as she praises his global rise and current dominance.

Joshua Baraka has revealed how his hit song “Morocco” unexpectedly turned him into a football fan while opening global doors during AFCON in Morocco.

On a recent podcast with Sabrina Agasha, NRG Radio presenter Etania Mutoni delivered a blunt message to young women who feel entitled to men’s money, saying their attitude stems from inexperience and financial dependency.

Joshua Baraka’s mother has revealed that she has never met Etania Mutoni despite the couple dating for two years. She also clarified the singer’s true heritage and spoke about his humble background.

Joshua Baraka has sparked debate after hinting that unlike Eddy Kenzo, he wants his success and future awards to be credited purely to his music, not external factors or network

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Joshua Baraka, one of Uganda’s fastest-rising stars, says he has already achieved most of his childhood dreams — from flying around the world to befriending artists he once admired. The Wrong Places singer now plans to give back by setting up a free, high-quality recording studio for young talents.