Pallaso says Eddy Kenzo’s controversial comments about Kadongo Kamu legends were widely misunderstood, arguing that piracy and limited earning channels prevented older musicians from building wealth despite their timeless music.
Fred Ssebale says Kadongo Kamu artists were left frustrated after allegedly receiving just Shs25 million to cover campaign work, fuel, food, and accommodation.
Public entertainers in Uganda could soon lose 6% of their concert earnings after government tabled a new withholding tax proposal targeting musicians, comedians and paid performers.
Bebe Cool has revealed why he deliberately skipped Parliament discussions on the Copyright Amendment Bill, criticizing fellow artists for lacking knowledge about copyright laws.
Nina Roz is optimistic her Sembabule election petition will succeed and lead to a by-election, while also insisting Uganda’s new copyright law only matters if enforced.
Buchaman says Uganda’s new copyright law could help veteran musicians renegotiate unfair lifetime contracts that left them and their families without royalties.
Cindy Sanyu has commended Eddy Kenzo for his role in advancing the amended copyright bill, noting that collaboration between UMA and UNMF marks a major step forward for Uganda’s music industry.
A Pass has doubled down in his feud with Eddy Kenzo, rejecting calls to apologize and instead demanding one from Kenzo following their copyright bill clash.