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Firebase President Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, has credited himself for the recent interest of the state in matters concerning creatives. “It was because of me coming out as an artist. That showed the leaders that the role of musicians is not just singing and dancing, but that they too are
Bukomansimbi South MP Kayemba Solo has called Ugandan musicians desperate. He attributes their desperation to the tough economic conditions in the country. Kayemba’s tough stance on the entertainers is in response to a visit they made to State House Entebbe to meet the President. On Wednesday, newly appointed Presidential Advisor Eddy Kenzo led over 100
Big Talent Boss Eddy Kenzo has preached unity among musicians, emphasizing its importance if they want the government to address their concerns. Kenzo, who is also the President of the Uganda National Musicians Federation, made this appeal while accepting his appointment as a Senior Presidential Advisor for the Creative Industry. Earlier this week, President Museveni
Uganda National Musicians Federation President Eddy Kenzo, whose real name is Edirisa Musuuza, led a delegation of musicians to meet President Yoweri Museveni. The meeting, attended by over 100 musicians, took place at State House Entebbe on Wednesday, August 21, 2024. As is the norm in his meetings, the President preached the message of wealth
Musician Eddy Kenzo, whose real name is Edirisa Musuza, has been appointed a presidential advisor for the creative sector. The Big Talent boss becomes the 140th person to bring his expertise to State House Entebbe and advise the president. Kenzo’s latest appointment was confirmed by his partner, the Minister of State for Energy in charge
Ugandan singer Apass, whose real name is Alex Bagonza, has criticized fellow artist Eddy Kenzo for characterizing Ugandan protests as violent. Over the past weeks, a number of youths have attempted to march to Parliament in protest of rampant corruption. These protests have been met with brute force from security organs, resulting in the arrest
