Salim Saleh has challenged King Saha’s account of Uganda’s coffee industry in his song Akamwanyi, joking that the coffee is back during the launch of the Uganda Coffee Group.

Veteran musician Clever J has challenged the growing narrative that King Saha has joined Uganda’s “Big Three,” despite the singer’s sold-out Logogo Cricket Oval concert.

As 2026 moves towards its final months, Uganda’s music industry remains as competitive as ever. Brand influencer Oscar Ntege has curated a snapshot of the artists dominating different platforms, showing that there is no single way to own the music game.

King Saha has expressed frustration with Manchester United, threatening to stop supporting the club for the rest of the season if their performances do not improve.

A Pass wants a huge, open venue for his concert but says uncertainty surrounding Kololo has him considering alternatives.

King Saha has challenged musicians who claim they are not involved in politics, arguing that political decisions directly affect their fans and society at large.

Veteran musician Kid Fox’s return to Uganda’s music scene is gaining attention after a series of verbal exchanges involving King Saha, Bobi Wine and Mikie Wine.

Mesach Semakula is turning 50 in style with the Greatness concert, bringing together fellow 50-year-olds, friends and Uganda’s millennial musicians.

King Saha says fans should stop pushing a rivalry between him and Ray G following their successful concerts at Kololo Independence Grounds.

Bebe Cool says Uganda's musicians should focus on profitability rather than simply filling massive concert venues, revealing why he prefers strategic, premium events.

Cindy Sanyu has praised Ugandans for supporting local music as artists increasingly fill major venues like Kololo Independence Grounds, while teasing a major event on March 7, 2027.

A Pass has announced plans to stage a major concert at Kololo Airstrip in 2027, insisting he is confident he can fill the venue.