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Top 10: Jose Chameleone’s TeTe tops charts
This week’s Ugandan music chart reveals a vibrant mix of long-standing icons and emerging voices, signalling a diverse and evolving music landscape. From political commentary to party anthems and love ballads, the top 10 tracks represent a wide range of styles currently resonating with fans across the country. 1. TeTe – Jose Chameleone Jose Chameleone…
‘6-7’: it’s a Gen Z thing
Forget TikTok dances and viral challenges—this year’s Word of the Year is literally just numbers. That’s right: “6-7” (pronounced six-seven) has officially broken the internet and taken over Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang. Named Dictionary.com’s 2025 Word of the Year, “6-7” is intentionally vague and mostly meaningless. Its humour comes from the sheer nonsense…
Rukundo egumeho: Sheebah to rock Bakiga Nation ‘nohiri’
Kampala is set to experience the ultimate cultural Christmas celebration as BakigaNation announces the return of its signature festival, Rukundo Egumeho – Nohiri Yeitu, on Sunday, 14th December 2025, at Millennium Park, Lugogo. This year’s edition promises a heartwarming fusion of Kikiga tradition and festive cheer, recreating the Christmas many grew up with in Kigezi….
Tanzania fans boycott musicians over unrest silence
Tanzanian music is grappling with a growing crisis as fans continue to boycott some of the country’s biggest artistes over their silence during the October 29 unrest — a backlash now threatening the very foundation of the Bongo Flava industry. EFM and TVE CEO Francis Ciza, popularly known as Majizo, has urged fans to halt…
Musicians not paying for studio work – producer Keilor Pro
Renowned Ugandan music producer Keilor Pro, real name Abu Spohian, has raised alarm over what he describes as an increasingly worrying habit among musicians—failing to pay for studio work after projects are completed. In a recent interview, Keilor Pro said the problem has become widespread, with many artists either paying only a small fraction of…