Bobi Wine

[EA Business]Who do you attribute your success in the music industry to and where do you see yourself 10 years to come?

[New Vision]It was mainly a Bobi Wine affair at Vision's Ugandans Making A Difference project awards ceremony last Wednesday at Old Kampala Secondary School.

[Observer]There has always been debate of who won the battle of champions:

Bobi Wine has done a number of socially conscious songs and his latest release, Tugambire Ku Jennifer, is another one.

[Observer]All roads lead to Kyadondo Rugby grounds tonight for singer Bobi Wine's Tugambire Ku Jennifer concert. Time: 7pm

[EA Business]Kampala -Come this Friday 16th November, city dwellers will converge at the Kyadondo Rugby Grounds to witness reggae/dancehall artiste and self proclaimed ghetto president Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine launch his vernacular Tugambire ku Jennifer song.

[Observer]The build-up to Bebe Cool's Akamwako launch at Kyadondo Rugby grounds last Friday missed the pomp and chest-thumping that precedes his concerts usually held on the same day with Bobi Wine's, in a battle of who will pull more crowds.

[ThinkAfricaPress]A song by 'Ghetto President' Bobi Wine criticising the Kampala authorities has been banned.

[RNW Africa]Last week the Uganda Communications Commission pulled a song by Ugandan rapper Bobi Wine from the airwaves. In the track 'Tugabire ka Jennifer', or 'Talk to Jennifer', the self-proclaimed 'Ghetto President' attributes an array of local social problems to Kampala Capital City Authority director Jennifer Musisi. And what does Wine have to say about the censorship? RNW talked to him.

[IFEX]Uganda's broadcast regulatory body, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), has banned radios from airing a new song by renowned local artist Ssentamu Kyagulanyi (a.k.a Bobi Wine), pending investigations into claims that it is critical of the Kampala Capital City Authority's (KCCA) Executive Director, Jennifer Musisi.

[New Vision]'EVERYONE is free to say what they want about my boat, because most of them are commenting out of jealousy anyway.'

'EVERYONE is free to say what they want about my boat, because most of them are commenting out of jealousy anyway.' These were Bobi Wine's remarks during our exclusive interview with him about his newly acquired boat.