Muhangi gave five reasons why he constantly invites The Ben, including ticket sales. He said, “As a businessman, I profit from him, and Ugandans love him.”

He also mentioned other reasons, saying The Ben is a popular artist whose music is well-received, just like other Rwandan artists.
He added, “With The Ben, it's beyond business – he became a friend, a brother, and he resonates with people.”

Element Eleéh addressed rumors about leaving 1:55 AM

Element Eleéh responded to ongoing rumors suggesting he had left 1:55 AM. He stated, “Let me clarify – I’m a producer under contract with 1:55 AM, but I’m also an independent artist. So, my producer contract hadn’t ended.”

The Ben’s Popularity in Uganda Rooted in Family Ties

The Ben explained that both of his parents were born in Uganda. He said, “This is home because I grew up here. My parents were born here, and the love I receive from Ugandans, I attribute it to God.”

Kevin Kade on the Kampala Market

Kevin Kade said he intends to expand his music and collaborate with Ugandan artists as part of a strategy to grow his presence in the Kampala market. He said, “I came here to work on a song with a local artist, who also collaborated with Alikiba. I’ll keep pushing so we can retain our space in this market.”

The Ben Live in Kampala is a concert set to take place at Kampala Serena Hotel, expected to attract over 1,500 attendees with the financial means to attend.