Celebrity

Eddy Kenzo, one of Uganda’s most criticized artists, has faced backlash from some musicians, media figures, and fans.

The rapper also mentioned that his mother’s passing and other challenges this year have taught him valuable lessons.

He admitted that he nearly turned to substance abuse but found strength through his faith and supportive friends.

Bebe Cool explained that Kenzo is doing an excellent job in his position and deserves support from other creatives, not criticism.

He switched to politics in 2017, joining parliament as the representative for Kyadondo East constituency and later founding the National Unity Platform.

Speaking about his aspirations, Aaronix revealed he envisions himself as a future legend and a source of inspiration for young people.

Bugembe believes his performances aren’t solely for entertainment but also a way to spread the word of God.

Andre explained that advising the president on creatives requires individuals who are intellectually grounded and have a deep understanding of the creative sector.

Speaking in an interview on a local television station, Nobert criticized Ragga Dee for his alleged hypocritical behavior, claiming that the musician frequently bad-mouths other industry stakeholders when speaking with influential people.

In a recent interview, Laika indirectly criticized Pia Pounds, stating that she lacks quality music and doesn’t get bookings.

Musician, songwriter, and producer Daddy Andre revealed he will never give up on Nina Roz musically.

Speaking in a media interview, Sebatta praised Chameleone as an exceptional talent who is always eager to learn.