King Saha has blasted the government over delays in passing Uganda’s copyright law, saying musicians are being exploited while earning nothing from their own music.

Roast And Rhyme is returning with the Reggae Ragga Nyam Nyam Edition on March 22 at Lugogo Hockey Grounds, featuring performances from King Saha, Kapeke, Kalifah AgaNaga, John Blaq and other exciting acts.

Winnie Wa Mummy has said her music will continue thriving even if TikTok disappears, stressing that the app only amplified her work but is not the reason for her success.

Musician King Saha has intensified his public feud with politician Mubarak Munyagwa, questioning his education and political performance following recent insults. The singer also weighed in on Bobi Wine’s security situation and promoted his artist Winnie Wa Mummy.

Former Kawempe South MP Mubarak Munyagwa has blasted musician King Saha following a viral video attack, dismissing his criticism and defending his political experience and presidential ambitions.

Veteran R&B singer Maro has applauded some of Uganda’s greatest male vocalists, highlighting the impact of Mowzey Radio, Maurice Kirya, and Aziz Azion while reflecting on their influence and musical legacy.

Mikie Wine has fired back at Bebe Cool over claims that he lacks talent, saying true talent is judged by the people, not opinions. Speaking on Galaxy TV, the singer accused the Gagamel boss of ignorance and defended his musical achievements.

Bebe Cool has confirmed that his highly debated Bebe Cool List 2025 will be released on January 1, 2026, once again sparking anticipation and controversy in Uganda’s music industry.

Musician King Saha and Minister Haruna Kasolo are entangled in a growing dispute after Saha’s Kyotera concert was cancelled. Saha accuses the minister of sabotage, while Kasolo denies any involvement and says the controversy only gives him free publicity.

Omulangira Suuna has responded to the now-viral scene where Bobi Wine refused to shake his hand at the Serena concert, saying he knows little about the NUP leader beyond his music and leaving supporters to judge the incident for themselves.

King Saha has openly mocked Eddy Kenzo’s Grammy nomination, arguing that awards should reflect artists’ real lives and not just public image. His comments highlight the ongoing political rift fueling criticism toward Kenzo.

Pastor Bugembe has shared a humorous yet powerful memory of Mowzey Radio’s genius, recalling how the singer boldly told President Museveni to “just give us money and a photo moment.”