Musician Mansur Ssemanda, popularly known as King Saha, has once again intensified his long-standing feud with Kyotera County MP Haruna Kasolo, accusing him of fearing his growing influence in the district.
The bad blood between the two dates back to last year when King Saha accused Kasolo of frustrating his homecoming concert in Kyotera, a saga that left the singer counting losses and their relationship completely damaged.
During Kazibwe Kapo’s concert over the weekend, King Saha openly attacked Kasolo, who was among the people attending the event, reigniting their public conflict.
Speaking in a recent interview with a local television station, the "Zakayo" singer claimed that Kasolo blocked his concert because he sees him as a potential political rival in Kyotera.
“He is afraid of me. He fears me so much and I think he believes I am his competitor in Kyotera. He blocked the concert to weaken me, but I grew even stronger,” King Saha said.
The singer insists he will not end his fight with the minister until Kasolo compensates him for the debts and financial losses he suffered following the cancellation of his Kyotera concert.
With both men refusing to back down, their rivalry continues to attract attention among residents of Kyotera and King Saha’s fans across the country.
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