Singer Kapa Cat real name Tumusiime Catherine has responded to fellow singer Gravity Omutujju’s submission that she can’t reach a quarter of Martha Mukisa’s talent.

Prior to Martha Mukisa’s concert, Kapa Cat expressed her disappointment with the Black Magic singer for staging a concert claiming her music catalog wasn’t sufficient enough.

While appearing in an interview recently, Gravity Omutujju was tasked to remark on Kapa Cat’s feud with Martha Mukisa.

Gravity, who is known for airing his mind, said Kapa Cat shouldn’t compare her mediocre talent to Martha Mukisa’s.

He added that in contrast to Kapa Cat, Martha Mukisa is in the calibers of Rema Namakula, citing her lyrical and vocal prowess is unparalleled.

Gravity’s revelation, however, seemingly didn’t settle well with the Untouchable Music Management signee, who took to her socials to express her frustration.

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Through Facebook, Kapa Cat questioned why Gravity opted to collaborate with her on their ‘Centre’ song leaving out Martha Mukisa who he claims is more talented.

Renowned band singer Ronald Mayinja has downplayed rumours that his wife Aisha Mayinja had died.

Rumours about Ronald Mayinja’s wife Aisha’s death have been circulating on social media for several weeks now.

However, while appearing in an interview with Spark Tv following his performance at Mesach Semakula’s concert at Kampala Serena Hotel, Mayinja addressed the allegations that have been spreading like wildfire.

Ronald Mayinja claims that an unidentified Facebook user started the rumour by making claims about his wife’s death in order to promote his music.

The ‘Tuli Ku Bunkenke’ singer added that the person shared his wife’s photo, attaching a song’s link to generate traffic for his song on YouTube.

He further notes that on landing on the naysays, he was so quick to ring his wife who is currently in the USA, who confirmed that she was doing fine.

Mayinja expressed his displeasure at how people can be callous in the pursuit of their hidden commitments.

All roads will lead to Hill Top Naguru on May 27, 2023, for a fun-filled cultural heritage event dubbed Iwacu Heza which is now in its 6th edition.

The organisers, a group of vibrant youth, said, the much sought-after event seeks to bind them to not only “vibe” but also celebrate their Bafumbira heritage hence cementing a strong youth and a cultural network.

According to Gilbert Rwalinda, the event organizer, this event aims at bringing together all the Bafumbira, Banyarwanda and Barundi in one space to celebrate their cultural heritage and also showcase their rich values through performing arts, dressing, and local cuisine while connecting the future with the past traditional practices.

Iwacuheza is an event fit for all age groups that will bring together Bafumbira, Banyakigezi and friends of Bafumbira will help the group to unveil their identity but also tap into the uniqueness of a young passion and energy of youth, through exquisite event experiences among others.

Tickets go for 20k ordinary, 50k for the VIP pass and a table of 6 that comes with a bottle of Black label can be reserved at 500k.

This fee covers the entrance charge and the various games that will be available to encourage interaction, connecting and networking.

Various platforms for the purchase of tickets have been designated among them Ugtickets.com for online, kenjis Kisementi, Yaya extra Kisaasi.

Some of the sponsors of this event include chahafi vibes entertainment, safe boda and Pilsner.