Azawi says she will only work with promoters who have money, requesting those without cash to stay away as they are no longer welcome.

In a fresh interview with Capital FM, the Swangz Avenue singer attacked Parliament, saying they sleep on the job.

King Saha has been agitating for change in the government of Uganda for as long as we can remember.

Azawi shared a deeply personal story about losing her father and sister due to inadequate medical care. She insists she's not speaking out for personal gain but out of genuine concern for her fans.

This move received a lot of backlash from her fans and followers, who pointed their guns at her bosses at Swangz Avenue for deleting the post.

Retired senior police officer Asan Kasigye has expressed support for Ugandan music and revealed his top five musicians.

Singer Azawi says she is starving and searching for a partner.

Speaking in an interview with a local YouTuber, Azawi revealed Radio is her biggest music inspiration.

According to Julius, comparing Azawi's voice to Radio's only serves to demonstrate that Azawi, the singer of "this year", possesses exceptional talent and can be likened to Radio.

Following allegations that Azawi might have taken a song idea from Radio's book and recorded "Masavu," the singer has come out to refute them.