Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Bashir Lukonge, professionally known as Bash Luks, is steadily emerging as one of the most multidimensional voices in Uganda’s contemporary entertainment industry.

However, the recent relocation by Ugandan creatives to other overseas countries for reasons better known follows more, ...

If you walked into any club in Kabalagala or tuned into the bustling taxi stereos of Kampala this year, one unmistakable genre could be heard, and it’s not from East Africa. The speakers vibrated with ...

In January 2026, President Yoweri Museveni made headlines with what was framed as a lifeline to Uganda’s struggling creative ...

Artists and creatives in Uganda have voiced their frustration over the challenges they face when applying for visas to travel for international performances, exhibitions, and collaborations. Despite ...