The Sio Lazima Road Safety theme song was shot on Sunday by rapper Collo and singer Ulopa.

The video titled 'No More shows in gory', detail the bloody scene of a road accident, its aim is to stop drink driving as well as create a culture of safety on the road. Actress Pierra Makena who is the Road Safety ambassador took a back seat during the video shoot but put on her director/producer hat on set at the Film Studios. “The video will show the basic accident scene, one where simple blunders like

Renowned international artiste Achieng Abura has put environmental watchdog organization in the spotlight for ‘interfering with local musicians’ livelihood. The National Environment Management Authority in December put entertainment spots like bars and discotheques located in the central business district and housing estates, on notice.

Several interest groups, including religious organizations, have protested against the regulations that put a cap on noise in public places. Now,

So far, this bit of information has been a grapevine fodder. Now, the Ugandan group Blu3’s management have confirmed that this has happened, and they approve of it. Talent 256 International, the company that manages the girls, Lillian, Jackie and Mya said the move to pursue solo careers is part of management’s 2010 resolution.

“In 2010, they will be releasing solo projects but under the wings of the group, Blu3. The solo projects therefore should not be taken as a

KISS 100’s Sanaipei Tande has joined the list of those targeted by hackers. On Monday, a hacker sent out the now generic email to everyone on her contact list asking for “a sum of £1,000, just to clear my hotel bills and get the next plane home.”

When we reached her she said: “I just want to inform you that my email account has been hacked into and the hacker is sending this email to people in my contacts.” Sanaipei is frantically fielding phone calls from concerned friends about her ‘ordeal in the UK’ where she was ‘robbed’.

She revealed that the hacker must have hacked e-mail account from Lagos, Nigeria.

There is a new department in the record label that has been associated with creating a new music movement for Gospel, in the country. Calif Records has created a new segment for the gospel acts signed to the label. Thomas Mahondo, the Head of Operations for the label, said, “With the popularity of gospel music, Calif had to oblige and create a department. So far we are working with a number of acts whom we will reveal at a later date.”

The label is also pushing two other acts to join the long list of hit makers