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Jamaican dancehall star Dexta Daps didn't just leave Uganda with memories – he left with new music!

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He even produced songs criticizing President Museveni and his government, some of which remain relevant to this day.

The latest update reveals that he will be accompanied by his brother, Weasel, who will serve as his caretaker at the hospital.

Speaking about the clash, Spice Diana said she wants both events to succeed, explaining that success only brings growth and development to the industry.

The singer shared the news on his social media, cautioning other artists not to schedule events on the same date.

This week, the Uganda Communications Commission banned his Enkudi performances and prohibited the song from being aired on media platforms.

The singer revealed that what hurt her the most was being forgotten by Ugandans during her darkest moments.

During an interview with a local television station, the popular TikToker, dancer, and musician revealed Mudra’s political ambitions.

Musician King Saha has been critical of Sevo's government for over two years, releasing music that calls out injustices in society.

Abba Marcus, the son of legendary musician Chameleone, made headlines after publicly calling out his father over repeated and uncontrolled alcoholism.

Musician Ziza Bafana has changed his stance and now supports Bebe Cool's new album, just days after criticizing the Gagamel boss.