Saha

Saha advocates for taking direct action through protests, stating he's lost faith in negotiating with the government.

Saha explained that his previous public statements stemmed from a feeling of being unheard. He felt his concerns weren't being addressed internally.

King Saha's concert is scheduled for the 24th of this month at the Lugogo Cricket Oval in Kampala.

Saha argues that Nigerian artists have a history of borrowing from Ugandan sounds, implying a lack of distinctiveness in their work.

In a recent TV interview, Saha announced that this list will be unveiled shortly after his upcoming concert. He's building anticipation, telling the public to "watch out" for it.

Musician King Saha has been critical of the government and has also directed his criticism at Members of Parliament (MPs) belonging to the National Unity Platform (NUP) party.

Musician King Saha is known for his generous support of other artists, often buying tickets to their concerts and showing up at their press conferences.

The singer has announced a concert scheduled for the 24th of this month at Lugogo Cricket Oval and has extended an open invitation to Bobi Wine, emphasizing that he is welcome to attend.

Musician Spice Diana did not have the best year musically but managed to stay afloat with several releases that kept her in the spotlight.

The singer expressed his disappointment, stating that the list has lost its relevance and that he no longer cares about it.

It sounds like things have gotten pretty messy between King Saha and his manager, Sam Mukasa.

He criticized the police for failing to manage chaos at concerts, accusing law enforcers of siding with attackers, which he described as unacceptable.