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Joshua Baraka condemns content creators recording burials without consent

Joshua Baraka and Dokta Brain have cautioned content creators against recording burials without consent, describing the practice as invasive, disrespectful and uncalled for.

Grace Nakimera says she is not ready to risk her body for a BBL

Grace Nakimera says she would rather embrace her natural body and age gracefully than risk complications from a Brazilian Butt Lift.
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Kadongo Kamu artists turn heat on Eddy Kenzo over ‘unpaid’ campaign work

Fred Ssebale says Kadongo Kamu artists were left frustrated after allegedly receiving just Shs25 million to cover campaign work, fuel, food, and accommodation.

New 6% tax proposal targets musicians, comedians’ concert earnings

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 criticizes artists over Copyright Bill understanding

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 confident court petition will trigger Sembabule by-election

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.

“We sold our lives for peanuts” — Buchaman backs new copyright law, calls for old contracts to be reopened

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 applauds Eddy Kenzo for role in amended copyright bill

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 dares Eddy Kenzo to music battle to settle feud

A Pass has challenged Eddy Kenzo to settle their feud through music, dismissing his achievements and calling him an unworthy opponent.

A Pass stands firm in Eddy Kenzo feud, rejects apology and questions Federation focus

A Pass maintains he owes Eddy Kenzo no apology, while backing copyright reforms and asserting his independence from the musicians’ federation.

“Kenzo should apologize to me because I’m bigger than him” – A Pass demands apology in fan fueled copyright outburst

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.

Pallaso explains why politics isn’t for him: “Too risky, too toxic”

Pallaso says politics is too risky and toxic, choosing to focus on music while supporting national causes from outside the political arena.

Daudi Kabanda fires back at King Saha over copyright bill, calls singer ignorant

MP Daudi Kabanda clashes with King Saha over the copyright bill, defending new reforms and calling for better understanding among artists.

Copyright bill sparks debate: A Pass warns against “suffocating” media platforms

A Pass cautions that Uganda’s new copyright law must be implemented carefully to avoid harming the platforms that promote musicians.

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