Fred Sebbaale says the rise of radio, television, and changing technology altered listening habits and media exposure, contributing to the decline of Uganda’s Kadongo Kamu genre.
Ragga Dee says the late Paul Job Kafeero privately revealed he had only four biological children, adding that he had cautioned against DNA testing years ago because it would create divisions within the family.
A long-awaited copyright reform has been passed in Uganda, promising artists real earnings from their music — but uncertainty around implementation remains a major concern.
Cindy Sanyu has weighed in on the ongoing copyright law debate, challenging politicians and media houses that oppose paying musicians royalties when their songs are played.
Uganda National Musicians Federation president Eddy Kenzo has defended the proposed copyright amendment, saying it will benefit all musicians through a digital royalty tracking system.
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.
Singer Grace Khan has been discharged from rehab after the Uganda National Musicians Federation, led by Eddy Kenzo, cleared her UGX6 million bill. The artist thanked fellow musicians for standing by her during recovery.
Eddy Kenzo has revealed that Ziza Bafana has rejoined the Uganda National Musicians Federation and already saved Shs12 million, while also explaining why he disagrees with Bobi Wine’s political message.
The Prince Job Paul Kafeero Cultural Heritage has issued a strict warning to individuals altering and commercialising the late singer’s music without permission, saying legal action is imminent.
Eddy Kenzo has fired back at Lil Pazo’s allegations made before President Museveni, insisting the Uganda National Musicians Federation has supported him multiple times.