Music
Swangz Avenue's Viboyo goes back to Studio
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Maro Promises Return to Music Next Year
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King Saha trashes Bebe Cool's new song 'Nyege Nyege'
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11 Ugandans in trouble for submitting forged documents to US Embassy for Visas
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Music
Producer Washington Goes Broke, Starts Demanding Money From Musicians
To be able to achieve that he has issued a notice to musicians he recorded songs for to pay him his royalties.
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Music
Cindy excited about Jackie Chandiru's new video
Cindy is excited that Jackie Chandiru is back to doing what she loves most.
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What a Joke: I am a music legend - Struggling Musician Brian Weiyz
The singer claims he has penned down several hit songs but he is not recognized by many for his craft.
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Promoter Who Organized B2C Concert Allegedly Refuses to Pay Service Providers
Balunywa, however, insists he fully paid QC Events what they agreed.
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Ziza Bafana attacks Bebe Cool again
Artist Ziza Bafana has resumed his verbal attacks against Gagamel boss, Bebe Cool.
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Music
Mao Won’t Help the Music Industry— Ziza Bafana
The delegation presented several things they thought would benefit the music industry.
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Music
Gravity Omutujju Reveals He Almost Canceled His Concert
Gravity’s concert is slated to happen on October 1st, 2022.
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Music
Chameleone re-unites with his family
Well, the singer decided to spend his holiday with his family in the USA.
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Music
Stop disrespecting Western Uganda artists - Ray G
The “Omusheshe” hitmaker took cautioned organizers to stop disrespecting them, especially at home.
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Music
I Don’t Think I Will Retire Soon — Bebe Cool
Bebe Cool promised to continue doing music until God decides otherwise.
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I want to give my fans an unforgettable experience - Spice Diana
The singer went on to say she wants to give an unforgettable experience to her fans.
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Music
Foreign musicians to be regulated in Uganda
One of the topics tackled was the prominence of foreign music that has suffocated local talent.
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