By Bash Mutumba

I was and still one of the few people that think King Saha is being falsely accused of conniving with Weasel to produce late Mowzey Radio’s music and take credit for it. However, his recent claim on National TV that he wrote Jose Chameleone’s Swahili classics; Valu Valu and Badilisha, is downright unbelievable.

During the Horizon Vibe show hosted by UBC TV’s seasoned presenter, Calvin Da Entertainer, King Saha maintained that he wrote the two songs for his then boss. “Yes I did. While at Leone Island, I did a lot of stuff. I might be bad at some things, but music isn’t one of them. I am very good at music. I went through many hands, but in the end, my talent never wavered.” He stressed, despite the shock-wave that covered the entire room.

When Dr. Chameleone was contacted about the issue, he couldn’t conceal his disappointment, “I can’t believe even a seasoned TV presenter couldn’t attempt to save the viewers from such blatant lies. If it’s true that he wrote the songs, why doesn’t he have any other which sounds like them? Leone Island nurtures talent, so Saha is good, and he is my friend and brother. But I don’t know what made him say such lies.”

In a personal point of view, I will give you one reason why I believe Saha is falsely claiming ownership of writing rights of the two songs. They are both Swahili songs, a signature of Chameleone since 1999, way before King Saha started singing. And also, he(Saha) has never released a known Swahili song, needless to say we are not sure if he can even speak the language.

I would like to think that perhaps there was a miscommunication and King Saha meant something else. Perhaps the rumored scenario that involved Chameleone’s late brother Akay 47 during the production of “Owakabi” is what happened with the former Leone Island singer. It is said that while Chameleone was recording the song, Akay reportedly came in and suggested the word “Owakabi” to be used in the hook, and so it was, but it doesn’t mean he wrote the song. Perhaps something similar to this is what happened with King Saha.

By Staff Writer

From the time con artistes hit Social Media, many celebrities and brands have been doing all possible to get their pages verified so that fans know who is real and who is not.

At one point, some celebs lost access or got hacked when they trusted the wrong elements to get their pages verified.

It is always good news when an artiste gets verification on Social Media because this protects his/her image and fans since all communication from him/her becomes legit as long as it is on the verified page.

Lydia Jazmine is the latest Ugandan artiste to get verified on Social. Her Instagram got verified today and she is over the moon because of this. She broke the news to her fans telling them that every good thing happens in it’s own time.

I Choose To Believe In TIMING And I Choose To Trust The PROCESS! Everything Eill Happen At The PERFECT Time, Don’t Push Too Hard😊Hey JAZMINE Addicts And Lovers, We Got Verified On Instagram! Munsanyukileko😆😍💃🏽🙏🏾

This comes just a day after the singer survived a nasty accident along Masaka Road as she was heading to Kabale for a show. Jazmine told fans that she has just watched as God saved her and colleagues from the jaws of death.

We will keep you posted.

Ykee Benda and Siinga concert have got another huge boost after Capital FM became another big partner that will be sponsoring the event.

Ykee Benda and Capital FM in a press conference yesterday agreed to work together towards a successful concert. Capital FM now joins other sponsors like NBS, Coca Cola, Fenon, Mpaka records and Bell Lager.

Siinga concert is slated for 29th March at Serena hotel.