Why Rema Namakula Says Your Accent Might Be Killing Your International Music Career

Uganda’s beloved songbird Rema Namakula has put a spotlight on something the local music industry rarely discusses openly: the way Ugandan artists speak and sing English could be the very thing blocking them from global stages. It’s a raw, honest take, and it’s got people talking.

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August 12, 2026
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