Entertainment

Planet Omutume, the Chai We Njayi hitmaker, has revealed that his song is based on a true story. Appearing on Sanyuka TV, Planet said that he was one day in studio with his producer, Proper Beats. The idea popped into his head which the producer laughed at. Apparently, the singer derived the context from the numerous funerals he had been ...

Faded musician Kalifah AgaNaga, has branded Ugandans a very jealous lot over the criticism meted out to Big Talent boss, Eddy Kenzo a while ago. According to Kalifah, most people felt jealous after Kenzo’s Grammy award nomination. They saw that he had become so big and couldn’t tolerate him shining. Thus they decided to concentrate on the negative and block ...

Jackie Chandiru, a former artist from Blue3, has advised female artists to refrain from giving birth until they are financially stable. Despite spending over 15 years in the music industry, Jackie is yet to have any children. This is unlike her peers Lilian Mbabazi and Cindy Sanyu, who are both married and have multiple children. During the time Jackie’s peers ...

Struggling musician Paul Mutabazi, popularly known as Fresh Daddy, has revealed the reasons behind his decision to remake the legendary song “Born in Africa”. The song, originally written and popularized by the late Philly Bongole Lutaaya, has been out for many years. Earlier this year, Eddy Kenzo attempted to give the song more audience by releasing his version. However, Ugandans ...

Maro, a struggling Ugandan singer, has advised fellow singer and Grammy nominee Eddy Kenzo to stop flaunting hate and spread more love. Eddy Kenzo had tweeted about how many people hated him for his success, which prompted Maro to advise him. Recently, Kenzo created a debate by saying that he was better and more successful than the legendary Philly Bongoley ...